Additive manufacturing for power plants
Nothing is more crucial to your success than sustainable and durable solutions. OSCAR-PLT’s wire and powder LMD technology offers you customised laser welding systems for additive manufacturing and repair that enable you and your personnel to significantly increase the longevity of your systems. Our innovative solutions help you to reduce maintenance costs and increase the efficiency of your hydropower plants. Our aim is to improve the profitability of your hydropower projects and make a joint contribution to sustainability.
The proven metal 3D printing system that started it all. A versatile technology that enables unmanned, direction-independent welding - with both wire and powder LMD (Laser Metal Deposition).
This compact version of our pioneering laser head weighs just 6 kilograms and still brings all the advantages of the ProFocus technology, enabling new applications and geometries.
The compact version of our laser cell for production environments with small to medium-sized components. It combines the quality and efficiency of the ProFocus laser cell with a particularly compact footprint and easy transportability.
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Depending on the angle and position of the camera, it is possible to observe the process. In addition, a cut-out or a sight glass can be inserted into the trailing gas nozzle if a larger viewing area is required.
Depending on the size of the trailing gas nozzle, the gas consumption is approximately between 20 and 40 litres/min. With this amount of gas, a much larger area can be covered on the component than is possible, for example, with welding torches with large gas lenses.
OSCAR-PLT can select the right nozzles for you. The size and geometry of the nozzles can vary greatly depending on the process. Our service includes process analysis, welding tests, nozzle design, structural integration and on-site commissioning. The selection of the right nozzles depends on several factors, including the material to be welded, the welding process used and the system environment.
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