Flexible metal laser powder bed fusion system for incorporated material delivery and in-situ monitoring, Provision of to provide a laser based powder bed fusion system that has a minimum of 2 lasers

Flexible metal laser powder bed fusion system for incorporated material delivery and in-situ monitoring.

To provide a laser based powder bed fusion system that has a minimum of 2 lasers that can be controlled by the user to manipulate the melt pool heating and cooling rates with associated access for NDT and inkjet printing methods.

Additional information: The University invites tenders from sufficiently experienced and qualified suppliers for the provision of a Flexible metal laser powder bed fusion system for incorporated material delivery and in-situ monitoring.

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Is a Recurrent Procurement Type? : No