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A technique for producing metals and metal-ceramic materials additively is laser metal deposition. Geometries in three dimensions can be created or altered using it. As part of this production process, the laser can also be used for coating or repairing tasks.
Turbine blade repairs in the aerospace sector are done using additive manufacturing. Functional surfaces that are shaped and have worn or damaged edges are mended or even protected locally when creating tools and moulds.
In energy or petrochemical technology, coatings are used to prevent wear and corrosion on bearing points, rollers, or hydraulic components. In the field of automotive engineering, additive manufacturing is also utilised.
Laser metal deposition with powder-based or wire-shaped filler materials can be utilised for repair work, wear and corrosion prevention, and the creation of 3D components (additive manufacturing).
In the aerospace industry, for instance, laser metal deposition is utilised to repair equipment or components. In order to protect against corrosion and wear, it is also used to apply thin coatings.
The Global Laser metal deposition machine market accounted for $XX Billion in 2022 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2023 to 2030.
BHARAT FRITZ WERNER Group announces the launch of the metal additive manufacturing industry’s largest, fastest, multi-technology, and most commercially attractive Laser-Directed-Energy-Deposition (L-DED) machine in a controlled atmosphere inert chamber – THE PHOTON 4000G.
With more than 50,000 equipment and systems installed worldwide, BFW specialises in cutting-edge platforms for advanced manufacturing technology.
The demand for affordable large scale metal additive manufacturing in the Laser-Powder & Laser-Wire Directed Energy Deposition (DED) market was recognised by BFW. It entered the DED metal AM market and relies on a highly technologically focused global workforce to grow the company.
With its expertise in machine tools, BFW has the infrastructure and capacity to design and produce the largest, fastest, and cheapest L-DED machine in the world to exacting standards and with dependability.
BFW takes great satisfaction in its abilities, dedication, and track record to offer any customer wherever in the world first-rate customer assistance for installation, commissioning, training, and professional advice.
