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Aconity3D presents its metal and modular 3D printers
Aconity3D is a machine manufacturer based in Aachen, the city is considered to be the birthplace of laser metal 3D printing. The company develops machines for series production that are distinguished by their modular design: they can be customized according…
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Aconity3D is a machine manufacturer based in Aachen, the city is considered to be the birthplace of laser metal 3D printing. The company develops machines for series production that are distinguished by their modular design: they can be customized according to the user’s requirements. Thanks to an online configurator, the customer can choose various options and functions to be integrated directly into the 3D printer, with great flexibility.
Metal additive manufacturing is considered one of the fastest growing and most important market sectors in recent years. This trend has been confirmed by several studies, including Wohler’s 2018 report. Technology offers a multitude of new possibilities, especially for the industry, where it is now possible to design complex custom parts that meet the requirements of many sectors. Customer-specific applications are becoming more and more important, which is why Aconity3D offers on-demand solutions.
Aconity3D’s online configurator
The manufacturer has therefore developed an online machine configurator with which the 3D printers AconityMINI, AconityMIDI and AconityONE can be flexibly adapted to fit customer’s requirements – much like a car configurator. The differences between the machines mainly concern the size of the build plate and the number of lasers used. All three versions are designed for industrial sectors, the MINI version being a beginner model, the MIDI version a hybrid, which can also be used in R&D, and the ONE version a professional machine for the production of functional finished parts.
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