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Discover Wayland Additive’s Innovative Melt Pool Strategy for Metal AM at Formnext 2021

New eBeam powder bed fusion metal AM technology represents big step forward compared with existing PBF systems

Mon, 11/01/2021 - 12:00
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(Wayland Additive: Huddersfield, UK) -- Wayland Additive will be exhibiting its original and highly effective metal additive manufacturing (AM) system, Calibur3, featuring the NeuBeam process, at Formnext 2021 taking place in Frankfurt, Germany  Nov. 16–19, 2021. A key feature that attendees will be able to discuss with the team is the proprietary melt strategy that Wayland has developed.

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The NeuBeam process offers a completely new approach to eBeam powder bed fusion (PBF) metal AM technology that represents a big step forward compared with existing PBF systems. The technology overcomes the compromises that most companies have to contend with when using either laser or eBeam PBF metal AM, so design engineers can revisit applications that were previously seen as troublesome or impossible and begin development projects with a clearer view of the process and the possibilities that can now be realized.

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