Übersetzung für "Laser metal deposition" in Deutsch

Thanks to integrated standard optics, it covers laser cutting, laser welding or laser metal deposition.

Laser metal deposition is a generative manufacturing method for metals.

Laser metal deposition is more than 3D printing.

Laser metal deposition is available for the TruLaser Cell 7040 upon request.

In addition, the 3D laser machine is also ideal for laser metal deposition (LMD).

With TruTops Cell, you use the full range of 3D sheet metal processing: Laser cutting, laser welding, and laser metal deposition.

Laser metal deposition (LMD) is also known as generative laser welding.

In comparison to conventional processes such as plasma transferred arc welding or thermal spraying, the workpiece is only subject to low thermal stresses during laser metal deposition, meaning that there is a low risk of distortion.

The 3D laser machine TruLaser Cell 3000 from TRUMPF can be used for two and three-dimensional cutting and welding, as well as for laser metal deposition (LMD) and therefore for additive manufacturing.

Laser metal deposition opens up wide-ranging design freedom in the individual manufacture of components, above all in comparison to generic press molds.

Structures can easily be applied by laser metal deposition to reinforce components locally or to adapt them in terms of geometry.

In comparison to "normal" laser metal deposition, this is a considerable increase as this manages up to 40 square centimeters a minute.

With the compact, high-precision 5-axis TruLaser Cell 3000 laser machine, you can process small to medium-sized components using laser metal deposition (LMD).

TruTops Cell Create and optimize programs for all 3D processing machines and robots – regardless of whether for cutting, welding, or laser metal deposition.

For the fabrication of 3-dimensional metal objects the techniques Laser Metal Deposition (LMD) and Selective Laser Melting (SLM) are available.

For the additive manufacturing of metals, there are various options: powder bed based laser melting (Laser Metal Fusion) and laser cladding (Laser Metal Deposition).

The process has been made easier by technologies such as laser metal deposition, which can be used to melt metal powder or wire on a surface.

You can create and optimize programs for all 3D machines – for cutting, welding, or laser metal deposition.

Laser Metal Deposition, or LMD for short, is also known as direct energy deposition or laser cladding.

In generative laser cladding, often called laser metal deposition (LMD), the powder alloy is fed directly into the laser beam and melt together with the already existing metal structures.

In these cases, laser metal deposition (LMD) offers a viable repair solution.

TRUMPF is the only manufacturer in the world to offer both key technologies in this field: laser metal fusion (LMF) and laser metal deposition (LMD).

Expensive components with high production costs can easily be repaired using laser metal deposition with filler material, meaning that the part or tool is back in use again fast.