Metal 3D printer using laser wire-directed energy deposition

Summary

Linköping University is procuring a metal 3D-printing system based on laser Wire DED (Direct Energy Deposition), for use in undergraduate education, research and the department’s workshop. The system is intended to print a range of metal alloys, with relatively low material costs and straightforward handling. The procurement comprises one lot and has an estimated value of SEK 2,900,000.