Farsoon expands range of multi-laser metal Additive Manufacturing machines

May 17, 2022

The dual-laser FS200Mx2 is said to be ideal for medium to high volume series production and prototypes (Courtesy Farsoon)
The dual-laser FS200Mx2 is said to be ideal for medium to high volume series production and prototypes (Courtesy Farsoon)

Farsoon Technologies, headquartered in Changsha, Hunan, China, has announced the launch of three new metal Additive Manufacturing machines. All three machines offer a multi-laser setup, enabling increased production speeds while maintaining part quality, and are suited to a wide range of industrial applications.

FS200M×2

The new FS200M×2 platform is a medium-sized metal Laser Beam Powder Bed Fusion (PBF-LB) AM machine equipped with a versatile build volume of 425 x 230 x 300 mm and dual 500-watt laser configuration. The new machine is said to be ideal for medium to high volume metal series production and prototypes.

As with all Farsoon machines, the FS200M×2 is an open platform system offering a high degree of control and enabling precise tailoring of processing parameters. To improve the productivity further, the FS200M×2 is able to integrate multiple scanning strategies of different layer thickness in a single build, according to an application’s needs.

FS422M-4

The new quad-laser FS422M-4 incorporates a closed-loop metal powder system (Courtesy Farsoon)
The new quad-laser FS422M-4 incorporates a closed-loop metal powder system (Courtesy Farsoon)

Also now available is the new Farsoon FS422M-4, a four-laser metal PBF-LB machine with a build area of 420 x 420 x 550 mm. As with the company’s FS273M, introduced in 2021 to replace the popular FS271M, the metal powder can be circulated in a closed loop, said to be particularly popular with automotive industry customers.

FS621M-4

The new FS621M-4 is one of the largest laser-based AM machines available on the market (Courtesy Farsoon)
The new FS621M-4 is one of the largest laser-based AM machines available on the market (Courtesy Farsoon)

Aimed at the aerospace and energy industries where there is a request for significantly larger build envelopes, Farsoon has released the new Farsoon FS621M-4. This four-laser system offers a build area of 620 x 620 x 1100 mm, making this machine one of the largest laser-based AM machines available on the market.

The powder handling for the FS621M-4 also operates in a closed loop, where the powder is fed onto the build area continuously from the top, without interrupting the build job. The powder filter systems are also designed in such a way that the filters can be exchanged (if necessary) without interrupting the build.

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The dual-laser FS200Mx2 is said to be ideal for medium to high volume series production and prototypes (Courtesy Farsoon)

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