Arcam EBM Spectra H

Spectra H’s high-heat capability enables users to incorporate new alloys into production to expand their offerings, including high-temperature, crack-prone materials.

High heat for high-temperature alloys

With Spectra H’s high-heat capability, users can incorporate new alloys into production to expand their offerings, including high-temperature, crack-prone materials. The Spectra H has the capability to produce parts at temperatures exceeding 1,000 °C. The machine’s enhanced capacity is opening up new opportunities to produce high-integrity parts larger and faster than ever before. As part of a system that simplifies operation and maximizes output, Spectra H is the evolution that's helping the industry take the next step forward.

BUILD VOLUME: 250 x 430 mm (Ø/H)

ELECTRON BEAM POWER: 6kW

AVAILABLE MATERIALS
General Electric

Powder Recovery Station 30

GE Additive offers a comprehensive powder handling system to support EBM machines, including the Spectra H, both pre- and post-build. Learn about the PRS 30 for efficient, automated recovery of additive powder from builds on the Spectra H.

General Electric

The EBM process at work

The EBM process utilizes a high-power electron beam that generates the energy needed for high melting capacity and high productivity. The hot process allows you to produce parts with no residual stress and the vacuum ensures a clean and controlled environment.

General Electric

Are you ready to create metal parts using
high-temperature, crack-prone alloys?

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Tomas Kellner
19 September 2019