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DESKTOP METAL News
DESKTOP METAL INTENSIFIES FOCUS ON TECHNICAL CERAMIC OFFERINGS
Increased demand for mass production of ceramics with binder jet is being driven by applications in aerospace, automotive, energy, consumer electronics, and subtractive manufacturing.
This heat exchanger and gyroid, both made of reaction-bonded silicon carbide, were binder jet 3D printed on a Desktop Metal X-Series system.
Desktop Metal, Inc. is intensifying its development of technical ceramic and cermet offerings across its portfolio due to customer demand, primarily for silicon carbide, carbon, and tungsten carbide cobalt.
The broad flexibility of binder jet 3D printing is ideal for rapidly fabricating technical ceramic powders into complex geometries in any volume, from small batch runs to volume production. Additionally, binder jetting’s ability to tightly control the structure of ceramic designs, from porous possibilities to full density, also enables a wide range of post-processing techniques that are highly desirable in ceramic production.
Flexible Binder Jetting Systems
Worldwide, customers are now using more than five sand and metal models of Desktop Metal systems to produce commercial ceramic products. A conversion kit and other modifications are required. Model selection depends on the particle size of the ceramic being processed and other requirements.
When it comes to ceramics, which are often used for the most advanced technology applications, Desktop Metal currently works with manufacturers on a contract basis to develop and qualify specific applications.
A new brochure highlighting Desktop Metal’s offerings and customer case studies in ceramics is now available at TeamDM.com/ceramics. Customers interested in discussing ceramics projects with a Desktop Metal expert at Ceramics Expo, to be held May 1-3 in Novi, Michigan, are invited to schedule an appointment at TeamDM.com/2023ceramicsexpo.
Desktop Metal, Inc. is intensifying its development of technical ceramic and cermet offerings across its portfolio due to customer demand, primarily for silicon carbide, carbon, and tungsten carbide cobalt.
The broad flexibility of binder jet 3D printing is ideal for rapidly fabricating technical ceramic powders into complex geometries in any volume, from small batch runs to volume production. Additionally, binder jetting’s ability to tightly control the structure of ceramic designs, from porous possibilities to full density, also enables a wide range of post-processing techniques that are highly desirable in ceramic production.
Flexible Binder Jetting Systems
Worldwide, customers are now using more than five sand and metal models of Desktop Metal systems to produce commercial ceramic products. A conversion kit and other modifications are required. Model selection depends on the particle size of the ceramic being processed and other requirements.
When it comes to ceramics, which are often used for the most advanced technology applications, Desktop Metal currently works with manufacturers on a contract basis to develop and qualify specific applications.
A new brochure highlighting Desktop Metal’s offerings and customer case studies in ceramics is now available at TeamDM.com/ceramics. Customers interested in discussing ceramics projects with a Desktop Metal expert at Ceramics Expo, to be held May 1-3 in Novi, Michigan, are invited to schedule an appointment at TeamDM.com/2023ceramicsexpo.
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