Production System™ P-50

17-4 PH is a precipitation hardening steel used in a variety of industrial applications, including those with mildly corrosive environments and high strength requirements.

A martensitic among the stainless grades. It is a special steel which, due to its higher carbon content, has good cutting ability, wear resistance and high hardness.

Is a nickel-chromium-iron alloy, with nion, molybdenum and titanium content.

It is characterized by good mechanical properties at low temperatures and excellent corrosion resistance.

Silver, a precious metal, has the highest electrical, thermal and reflective properties of any metal and is often prized for its opulent optical effect.

316L stainless steel features corrosion resistance and high and low temperature performance, and is a fully austenitic steel ideal for harsh environments.

A thorough hardenable quenched and tempered steel, which due to its high C content, achieves high strengths after heat treatment and is very wear-resistant due to the molybdenum content.

A corrosion-resistant martensitic stainless steel. After appropriate heat treatment, it is characterized by a high degree of hardening and hardness and is magnetizable.

A valuable and very malleable precious metal. Valued not only for its golden glow and durability, but also for its very good electrical conductivity.

Copper, with its excellent thermal and electrical conductivity, is the ideal material for heat exchangers and similar applications. For this reason, it is used in virtually every electronic device, as well as in the oil and gas, automotive and consumer industries. Desktop Metal enables the processing of copper in office environment!

Composition 99,9% Cu + 0,01% O
Tensile strength 195 MPa
Elongation at break 37%
Electrical conductivity 85.2%
IACS Density 8.75 g/cc

Applications Conductors, heat exchangers, inductors, erosion nozzles.

Copper: Electrical appliances, sanitary equipment, e-mobility and many more benefit from the excellent properties of this non-ferrous metal. High thermal and electrical conductivity, as well as good ductility characterize this material.

D2 is a common and widely used cold work tool steel which is additionally alloyed with molybdenum and vanadium. This increases hardenability and achieves very good wear resistance.

DM HH-SS is a special alloy that combines the advantages of the stainless grade 13-8 PH with the properties of the quenched and tempered steel SEA4140. The high C content gives the special alloy the necessary strength and hardness after heat treatment. Increased corrosion protection and ductility is guaranteed by the high Cr content and the addition of molybdenum.

H13 tool steel is a versatile hot work tool steel suitable for both hot and cold work applications due to its hardness, abrasion resistance, resistance to thermal fatigue cracking and stability during heat treatment.

Nickel-chromium superalloy 625 is known for its exceptional corrosion resistance, high strength and ability to withstand very high temperatures.

The air-hardened tool steel is characterized by its temperature resistance and achieves high toughness after hardening.

With an open material platform, the Production System offers an attractive option for series production for various applications.

Tungsten carbide-cobalt is a so-called hard metal, which is characterized by exceptional hardness and wear resistance. Tungsten carbide is mainly used to manufacture tools for milling, drilling or punching, as well as surgical equipment.

Info: Initial testing completed by Desktop Metal demonstrating binder and process compatibility. Printing and sintering profiles under final development.

An austenitic, nickel-free stainless steel known for its skin-friendliness, high corrosion resistance as well as strength.