Run more parts, cut rework, and keep your machines performing at their best—every shift.
What is Part printing ?
Directed Energy Deposition is used to print high-performance metal parts directly from digital designs.
Ideal for medium to large components with simple to moderate complexity, it offers excellent material flexibility and design freedom. Commonly used in aerospace, automotive, and energy sectors, DED enables the creation of functional parts with complex geometries. The following case studies highlight its real-world benefits in improving reliability, faster production and driving innovation.
Part name | Cement Filling Nozzle |
Material | SS 316L |
Printing time | 3 hours |
Machining time | 1 hour |
Layer thickness | 1.2 mm |
Dimension | Diameter 100 x 260 mm |
Machine | Photon 1000H |
Customer expectations
Part name | Food extruder |
Material | SS 316L |
Printing time | 4 hours 10 min |
Layer thickness | 0.6 mm |
Dimension | Diameter 60 x 170 mm |
Machine | Photon 1000H |
Customer expectations
Part name | Hemispherical dome |
Material | SS 316L |
Printing time | 48 hours |
Layer thickness | 1.2 mm |
Wall thickness | 6 mm |
Dimension | Diameter 300 mm x 220 mm |
Machine | Photon 1000H |
Customer expectations
Part name | Bent pipe |
Material | SS 316L |
Printing time | 4 hours |
Wall thickness | 2.5 mm |
Layer thickness | 1.2 mm |
Dimension | Diameter 60 mm x 300 mm |
Machine | Photon 1000R |
Customer expectations
Part name | Square duct |
Material | SS 316L |
Printing time | 4 hours |
Wall thickness | 2.5 mm |
Layer thickness | 1.2 mm |
Dimension | 150 x 100 x 250 mm |
Machine | Photon 1000R |
With m2nxt, you don’t just monitor - you understand, Optimized, and excel.