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July 20, 2021
On July 15, 2021, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Machine Tool (MHI Machine Tool) announced the expansion of its metal additive manufacturing (AM) services by adding new equipment and enhancing its support for customer modeling needs.
On the same day, MHI Machine Tool added the “DMP2500” to its lineup. This small metal 3D printer uses binder jetting technology and was developed by Digital Metal of Sweden. With this addition, MHI Machine Tool can now provide modeling services for small metal parts.
Previously, the company offered modeling for large workpieces using its proprietary “LAMDA Series,” which employs the Directed Energy Deposition (DED) method. The introduction of the DMP2500 enables MHI Machine Tool to meet a wider range of customer requirements by covering both large- and small-scale metal additive manufacturing.
The DMP2500 supports build sizes up to 170 × 150 × 57 mm (L × W × H) and achieves build speeds between 60 and 150 cc per hour.
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