| Metal 3D printing is 'hitting' businesses at unbelievably high rates, but at the same time, users are increasingly demanding management of their most used material - metal powders - so in recent years, specialized powder management The equipment comes in. Here, Antarctica introduces you to one of the newest Russell AMPro screening stations, developed by Russell Finex (founded in 1934 and with operations in more than 140 countries).  AMPro received the Solid Processing Industry Innovation 2017 Award, a reflection of Russell Finex's more than 80 years of expertise in the materials processing industry, which meets three key industry requirements - repeatability, controllability, and just Little manual intervention, the main highlights are as follows: Almost completely automated with touch screen, fully programmable for a wide variety of settings makes it easy to handle a wide variety of metal powders (types, particle sizes) · Sieve unit ensures accurate high-capacity screening of metal powder, shortens processing time, and introduces inert gas to protect metals such as titanium and aluminum that are easily affected by oxidation and humidity · All contact parts are gapless and of high quality, meaning they can be cleaned quickly and efficiently.This results in a conversion time of less than 30 minutes and reduces the risk of cross-contamination · Merging screening, feed and process management, and smart weighing into a single button allows users to focus more on other aspects such as printing on their own or resetting the printer for the next job * Modular design, can be well adapted to different needs · Excellent safety - minimizes operator contact with the powder, complying with ETL and ATEX regulations Source: South Polar Bear 3D printing network |
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