Rusal started to supply dust for 3D printing using DMD 12:45 technology

Using Rusal, DMD technology, which provides reduced material consumption, it made the first aluminum powder materials for 3D printing, making it possible to print large pieces and repair old parts. This was reported by the press service of the company.

The production of dust is carried out by Metakom LLC in the regions in Volgograd and Shelekhov in the Irkutsk region by combining Rusala’s dust work.

Metak Nikolai Melnikov’s general manager said, dust successfully tested the products by customers. According to him, DMD technology has various advantages for the Russian industry that uses laser fusion of dust on the substrate compared to standard LB PBD technology.

“DMD provides less dust consumption, allows you to print large parts, not only allows you to release new ones, but also allows repairing old parts. The development of new technology opens new opportunities for Russian high Tech industries and gives an additional driving force to the development of additional production.”

The LB PBD technology limits the size of the parts printed with the 3D printer platform area, and the most general printers of Russian companies using this technology have platforms with measurements up to 1000 cm, most of them are much smaller. In DMD technology, the distributor and laser are fixed on a robotic hand that can move in three dimensions, while the size of the printed part is limited to the “distance ın of the hands and can reach several meters.

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According to him, the development of dust production for DMD is particularly important. St. St. Petersburg State Maritime University (St. Petersburg State Medical University) announced that it has created and developed 3D printers for this technology.

“This is a striking example of how the development of the seemingly established metallurgical industry allows the Russian industry to rise to a new level. It is the parallel development of related technologies that eliminate their dependence on imports and provide full technological sovereignty.”