Additive Manufacturing

NOV 2017

ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING is the magazine devoted to industrial applications of 3D printing and digital layering technology. We cover the promise and the challenges of this technology for making functional tooling and end-use production parts.

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SUPPLIER SHOWCASE 20 NOVEMBER 20 Additive Manufacturing EOS is the global technology leader for industrial 3D printing of metals and polymers. Founded in 1989, the independent company is a pioneer and innovator for holistic solutions in additive manufacturing. Like no other company, EOS is mastering the interaction of laser and powder material. Additionally, EOS provides all essential elements for industrial 3D printing. System, material and process parameters are intelligently harmonized to ensure a reliable high quality of parts and thus facilitating a decisive com- petitive edge. Furthermore customers benefit from deep technical expertise in global service, applications engineering and consultancy. EOS nurtures a vibrant ecosystem of partners and, by means of venture investments, helps incubate promising start-ups. It's this interaction along the whole industrial value-chain that enables the development of extensive solutions for 3D printing. Hence contributing to the further digitization and automation of manufacturing. P R O D U C T S / S E R V I C E S EOS of North America Inc. 28970 Cabot Dr. #700 Novi, MI 48377-2978 U.S.A. Phone: 248-306-0143 Fax: 248-306-0298 www.eos.info EOS M 100 The size and modular design of the EOS M 100 make it ideal as an entry- level model for fast and efficient production of complex metal parts via additive manufacturing. In terms of process and component quality, it corresponds to the EOS M 290, the leading system for Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS). Formiga P110 The Formiga P 110 is a compact system that offers a cost-efficient and highly productive entry into the world of additive manufacturing. EOS M 400 With a building volume of 400 × 400 × 400 mm, the EOS M 400 allows the production of high- quality, large metal parts on an industrial scale—directly from CAD data and with no need for tools.

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