
3D Printing
Systems 3D Offers a Variety of 3D Printing Technologies.
LDT – Laser Deposition Technology
Laser Deposition Technology (LDT)
is an additive manufacturing/3D printing variant used for manufacturing components, repairing high value components typical scrapped when damaged. It is also used for free-form manufacturing, or enhancing critical surfaces by depositing an allow onto the surface of the component.
Laser Freeform Manufacturing (LFMT)
This process starts with a build plate and deposits the chosen alloy patterns to be controlled by CNC tool path commands, producing a fully function part once completed. This process falls more in line with traditional 3D Printing (3DP)/Additive Manufacturing (AM) processes.
Laser Repair (LRT)
Deposits and alloy into a precise worn or damaged area, allowing for the repair of the damaged areas and/or surfaces resurrecting components that were historically scrapped.
Laser Cladding (LCT)
is used to deposit an alloy that is conducive to the substrate, and enhances the chemical and mechanical properties of the surface.
Titanium Alloys
- Ti-6Al-4VCP TI
- Steel Alloys
- 304 SS
- 316 SS
- 410 SS
- 13-8
- 15-5
- 17.4
- H13
- S7
- Invar 36
Nickel Alloys
- CP Nickel
- Inconel 617
- Inconel 625
- Inconel 718
- Inconel 722
- Haynes 230
- Haynes 188
- Hastelloy X
- Monel K500
- Cobalt Alloys
- Stellite 6
- Stellite 21
- Cobalt-Chromium
- Tungsten Carbide
- WC-Ni
- WC-Co
Repair Applications for LCT
- Bearing surfaces on shafts
- Seal surfaces on shafts
- Coupler surfaces on shafts
- High-speed shafts
- Atomiser Shafts – Electrical Power Generation Plants
- Coal Pulverisers
- Oil Field Bearings
- Horizontal Boring Mills
- Coupler Gears
- Trunnion Shafts
- Drag Line Swing Shafts
- Heavy Duty Fan Shafts
Freeform Manufacturing Applications for LCT
- Exhaust Ducts
- Piping and Ducting
- Cases with Flanges and Bosses
- Combustor Components
- Blades and Aereofoils
- Vane Packs and Stators
- Manifolds
- Heat Shields
- Cooling Channels