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X1 Metal SellSheets
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7/17/2019 X1 Metal SellSheets
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ExOne's additive manufacturing in metal uses three
dimensional printing (3DP) technology to create full-form parts
for a variety of industrial, commercial, and art applications. By
selectively printing a specially-engineered binder into paper-
thin layers of powdered material, the process creates metal,
and glass components layer-by-layer directly from CAD data.
3DP is capable of a geometric complexity unmatched using
conventional manufacturing methods. Components produced
by ExOne achieve greater than 90% density, can reduce
weight, integrate multi-piece assemblies, enhance product
functionality, produce internal conformal cooling/heating
channels into mold tools, and significantly reduce lead times
for prototype and short run production.
Parts are built in a layered fashion. Each layer is comprised of two materials:
A. Powdered Material (Metal, Glass or Ceramic)
Powdered material is spread across the build platform.
B. Bound MaterialThe printhead selectively “prints” binder on each layer of powdered material.
This temporarily builds the part until it can be sintered to the specified density.
1. Print
Selectively dispense
binder using inkjet
printing technology
2. Recoat
The build platform is
lowered by a set
increment.
3. Spread
Spreads a new
layer of powdered
metal.
4. Repeat
Repeat Steps 1-3,
until the part is
built.
5. Finish
Unbound metal is
removed. Parts are
cured, sintered, or
sintered/infiltrated
Printing Process:Print functional parts in hours
directly from CAD
The M-Print™:
Industrial-Grade System
for Short-Run ProductionBuild envelope:
750 x 380 x 400mm
(29.5 x 15 x 15.75 in.)
Functional Prototype
Production MetalGlass Parts PrintedDirectly from CAD
&
Art by Bathsheba GrossmanProsthetic Hand / Terminal EndCourtesy of ToughWare PRX
+ Additive Manufacturing: 3D Printing in Metal /Glass
Introducing the M-Flex™:
A Complete Solution for Metal 3D PrintingBuild envelope: 400 x 250 x 250 mm(15.7 x 9.8 x 9.8 in.)
Complex Parts
• Unlimited design freedom
• Impossible-to-mold features
• Complex internal geometry
Small to large parts
• Largest build envelope in the industry
• Rapid manufacturing
• Metal and glass parts and prototypes
without tooling
Production Capability
• Scalable production volumes
• Greater than 90% density
• Fully functional metal prototypes
• Mass customization
• Delivery in days or weeks–not
months
> Learn more at exone.com
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With decades of manufacturing
experience and over $80 million
dollars invested in research and
product development, ExOne
has pioneered the evolution ofnontraditional manufacturing.
This investment has yielded a new
generation of rapid production
technology in the field of additive
manufacturing as well as advanced
micromachining processes.
ExOne is the optimal partner for
any industrial manufacturer who is
transitioning their manufacturing
business to the digital age.
ExOne operates manufacturing and
support centers throughout The
Americas, Europe, and Asia. To learn
more, please visit exone.com or call
+1 877 773 9663.
ExOne Metal Facilities:
United States
Corporate Headquarters
The Ex One Company, LLC127 Industry Blvd.
North Huntingdon, PA 15642USA
T: +1 877 773 9663
T: +1 724 863 9663
F: +1 724 864 9663
Bathsheba Grossman
+ Applications for 3D Printing in Metal /Glass
exone.com