SHAPING THE FUTURE WITH 3D PRINTING
Kurtz Ersa and LMI (Laser Melting Innovations GmbH & Co. KG), based in Aachen, Germany, are founding a cooperation to further develop metallic 3D laser printing and to offer medium-sized companies in particular a cost-effective entry into additive manufacturing processes. The cooperation also enables an extremely fast “time to market”. We offer solutions that are tailored to your needs. From machine adaptations to the targeted integration of sensor technology.
NEW IN A SHORT PORTFOLIO:
THE ALPHA 140
The Alpha 140 combines innovative additive manufacturing technology with simple operation at low system costs. The Alpha 140 offers an optimal solution for the tool-free production of metal parts, especially for small and medium-sized companies.
DISTRIBUTION AND SUPPORT SUCCESS FROM THE KURTZ ERSA DISTRIBUTION STRUCTURE
Alpha 140 will be marketed immediately through Kurtz Ersa´s worldwide distribution network. A worldwide 24-hour service is thus also available. The numerous demo centers will be equipped with machines featuring this technology step by step.
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Clemens Frenzel Product Manager Additive ManufacturingPhone +49 9342 807-308 Mobile +49 160 99417988 Clemens.Frenzel@kurtzersa.de |
NEWS
COOPERATION BETWEEN KURTZ ERSA AND LMI
The Laser Melting Innovations GmbH & Co. KG (LMI) is a spin-off of the Aachen Center for Additive Manufacturing (ACAM), the leading institute at RWTH Aachen University. The LMI team has more than 20 years of experience in the field of additive manufacturing and was founded with the aim of enabling small and medium-sized companies as well as vocational and academic institutions to enter the fascinating world of laser metal melting at a reasonable purchase price.
LMI WINS THE FORMNEXT START-UP CHALLENGE WITH ALPHA 140!
One year ago our cooperation partner, Laser Melting Innovations GmbH (LMI), was honored by the formnext jury for its low-cost LPBF system. The LMI team developed the system in cooperation with FH Aachen – University of Applied Sciences and the Aachen Center for 3D Printing.