True LPBF under €10k
Re‑engineered optics and motion cut cost—without compromising density.
Print dense 316L stainless steel with a compact, floor‑standing LPBF system built for labs, startups, enthusiast makers, and R&D teams. Standard power, straightforward install.
Re‑engineered optics and motion cut cost—without compromising density.
Compact, floor‑standing footprint with standard power and simple setup.
Klipper‑based motion and open‑source slicing for a familiar workflow.
| Laser | 445 nm, 60 W diode |
|---|---|
| Build area | 128 × 100 mm (128 x 150 mm optional) |
| Layer height | 0.05–0.10 mm (typ.) |
| Materials | 316L stainless, Inconel 718, bronze (CuSn); copper in development |
| Density | Near‑full Stainless steel and Inconel, High density Bronze |
| Inert gas | Nitrogen |
| Control | Klipper; open‑source slicing using OrcaSlicer |
Thin layer of powder across the plate.
Laser selectively fuses each cross‑section.
Layer by layer until the part is complete.
Recover powder; reveal parts.
Optional machining and tumbling.
LPBF involves laser and fine metal powder. Metal‑Base is designed with interlocks and an inert nitrogen atmosphere, and ships with clear handling procedures. Operators must follow local standards and wear appropriate PPE.