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About WAAM.

WAAM (Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing) revolutionizes 3D printing with advanced metal deposition technology, enabling efficient, large-scale production. It combines precision and sustainability for industries seeking innovative manufacturing solutions.

WIRE ARC ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING

WAAM SYSTEM . The technology of Robotic Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) is essentially a welding robot programmed such that it deposits metal material layer-by-layer repeatedly to create specific metal applications

HARDWARE SETUP SYSTEM

Robotic WAAM builds parts layer-by-layer by melting and dispositioning metal wire into the desired near-net-shape precisely. Open articulated robot systems are the most flexible and can be modified to fit each application’s specific needs. Enclosed Cartesian systems offer the highest positional accuracy and process control. Tool attachments can transform existing equipment into a hybrid, additive, and subtractive system.

CONTROL SYSTEMS

The software that controls the WAAM System dictates all process operations and ensures that the part is manufactured as intended. It includes: Tool path generation to convert designs in to machine instructions and printing strategies. Robot kinematics control to transform all programming into physical motions. Sensors for safe and efficient operations to ensure high quality prints.

ROBOTIC WAAM

WORKFLOW Robotic WAAM offers a near –net-shape manufacturing process to accelerate the production lead time, reduce the marching time and eliminate up to two-third of the production cost

MATERIALS WAAM

Robotic WAAM can be used for a broad range of metal alloys. Based on extensive printing at the MX3D, we print objects with a solid performance in various standard metal alloys using standard available welding wires. Every material supplied as a wire for arc welding is also compatible with WAAM. This gives WAAM access to one of the broadest range of metal materials AM on the market.

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