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Chuangrui Laser has developed a 3.5-meter large-scale additive manufacturing system, setting a new build envelope benchmark for industrial metal production.
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Chuangrui Laser has developed a 3.5-meter large-scale additive manufacturing system, setting a new build envelope benchmark for industrial metal production.

Originally reported by 南极熊

Chuangrui Laser has developed a 3.5-meter large-scale additive manufacturing system, setting a new build envelope benchmark for industrial metal production. This ultra-large platform enables the single-piece fabrication of massive aerospace components, eliminating the risks and lead times associated with traditional welding. By providing high-precision manufacturing for critical structural parts, the system accelerates the transition to mega-scale digital production in heavy industry.

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