5/05/20
Paris, Dinard, France, may 5th
SBI and Multistation announce today an exclusive partnership to deliver Plasma Arc Metal Additive Manufacturing in the French market
SBI GmbH is an Austrian manufacturer of high-tech additive manufacturing systems using PAAM – Plasma Arc Metal Additive Manufacturing technology. Intended to produce large volume parts, the PAAM system allows rapid production of near net shape metal components.
The product – the M3DP
With its modular & compact design and its broad application range, the M3DP is the perfect solution for plasma arc metal additive manufacturing for industries like aerospace, oil & gas, marine & shipbuilding, tool making, general service & maintenance applications. It is capable to achieve high deposition rates, which benefits the efficient manufacturing even of big parts. Its optional gastight working chamber offers the possibility to process also sensitive materials like Titanium and Nickel-base alloys.
“ We are very happy that we can introduce our new M3DP product range to the French market, which is particularly dedicated for Additive Manufacturing in aerospace applications. The experience of Multistation in the field of additive manufacturing will support the introduction of our M3DP product range into the French industry” said Dr Martin Peruzzi , CEO of SBI
“ With the M3DP line of SBI , we complete our offer of metal additive manufacturing processes with a very powerful process, complementary to our different offerings in laser or electron beam bed melting, supersonic or binder jetting and DED ( WAAM, laser wire, LMD…). Having SBI as our partner we can now offer a complete portfolio of solutions along the value chain of metal additive manufacturing” said Yannick Loisance, CEO of Multistation.
About Plasma Arc Additive Manufacturing & how it works
PAAM is a high-performance AM-process in terms of deposition rate, build volume and economic issues. Its focus is to print large, massive metallic parts for structural applications.
A plasma torch creates a weld pool, by adding metallic feedstock (wire &/or powder) a local deposition is achieved. By moving the plasma torch and the feedstock along an arbitrary path a layer is printed. Superposition of multiple layers generates a 3-dimensional object. Thus, PAAM is a so called “near net shape” process, the printed object has to be machined to get its final shape
About SBI:
SBI, looking back into 20 years of experience, is continuously developing its plasma welding technologies and metal welding solutions at its highest level. From automated solutions for cladding & hard-facing technologies to repair welding of forging dies, or plasma welding automations for maintenance of aircraft turbine components, SBI established worldwide well-known references in the field of plasma welding.
For further details, see www.sbi.at/en/additive-manufacturing/ and follow SBI on LinkedIn & Facebook
About Multistation
Based in Paris and Dinard Multistation has since 1987 been an integrator of complete digital and additive manufacturing solutions for businesses in a wide range of sectors including the automotive, aeronautical, railway, energy, medical, sub-contracting, education, jewelry and dental sectors. Multistation draws on a network of outstanding partners that includes the world’s best innovators in a range of fields including software, materials, machines and quality control. ADDITIV3X, it Additive Consulting division meets customers’ increasingly high expectations for quality of support in the disruptive world of additive manufacturing.
For further details, see www.multistation.com and follow Multistation on twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram
For any question please contact Jessica COUPE at 0033299 163539 or jessica@multistation.com
Thank you for your attention!
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