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Industrial 3D printing

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Industrial 3D printing has come a lot further than most people are aware of

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What is industrial 3D printing and additive manufacturing

Industrial 3D printing, also called additive manufacturing (AM), is a technology that has changed manufacturing. The technology is used to produce physical components directly from 3D drawings, without being dependent on molds or other special tools.

The technology has made enormous progress in recent years, and today metals, composites and polymers are printed with a quality as good as conventionally produced components. 3D printing and AM also have major advantages when it comes to minimizing emissions and reducing lead time, as the technology only uses the material that is actually needed, and production can take place locally.

Future Materials Norwegian Catapult

MIL works closely with the Future Materials catapult center in industrial 3D printing and metal powders. Through access to equipment, expertise and network we help companies find the right materials and solutions for the products to be developed. More information about the catapult center is available here.

Technology manager

Ole Bjørn Portrettbilde

Ole-Bjørn Moe

Technology Manager - Additive manufacturing & industrial 3D printing

(+47) 476 02 345

ole-bjorn@mil-as.no

machines

Technology portfolio

DMG Mori - lasertec

Metal printer used for both 3D printing of new components, repair and cladding.

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SLM 280

Metal printer that can produce complex geometries. We print with, among other things, stainless steel and aluminum

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Tekna Teksphero 15

In collaboration with Future Materials, we can make powders with different alloys.

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Markforged Metal X

Metal printer with a focus on ease of use. This is the machine for those who want to print metal in the simplest possible way.

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Markforged X7

Composite printer that can make components with both carbon fiber and kevlar. Achieves strength comparable to aluminum.

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Stratasys - F370

Industrial plastic printer, with a number of different material choices.

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Formlabs - Form 3

Tempered plastic printer with an incredibly high level of detail. Used, among other things, to make molds for injection molding.

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Ultimaker - S5 Pro Bundle

Plastic printer with a focus on ease of use. If you are curious about 3D printing then this is the place to start.

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Services

3D printing services

Courses and competence development

Industrial 3D printing has come much further than most people are aware of, and has applications in most industries.

Consulting

Do you have a project where 3D printing can contribute? We are happy to help with cutting-edge expertise.

Technology testing

Do you want to try out what it is like to work with 3D printing in practice?

Prototyping / 3D-printing

Do you have a design or idea you want to get 3D printed? We can print your part in many different materials.