[Asia Economy Reporter Hyunseok Yoo] Maxrotech, a metal 3D printer specialized company Maxrotech, announced on the 1st that it has launched three types of DABO. This completes a product lineup capable of handling everything from small to extra-large products.
The newly released three types of DABO were developed through hybrid equipment development technology and industrial field surveys. ▲Hybrid 3D printing equipment (MDP-1000) capable of additive manufacturing, machining, and large part production in a single device ▲Industrial robot-based 3D printing equipment (MDR-60) that can be expanded for production and on-site customization ▲Gantry-based 3D printing equipment (MDG-800) optimized for manufacturing small and medium-sized precision parts such as complex components, all of which can be widely used in industrial fields.
Maxrotech expects to gain market competitiveness in equipment performance and price through the localization of key additive manufacturing components such as laser heads for 3D printing, powder supply devices, and process monitoring cameras, in addition to the equipment itself.
Based on the reinforced DABO lineup, the company plans to partner with numerous manufacturers related to automotive molds, power generation facilities, land, sea, and air defense, and high-strength metal molds to produce and supply parts. A company official explained, “In this process, we plan to participate in future social infrastructure projects by utilizing technologies developed in connection, such as scanning and SLAM (Simultaneous Localization And Mapping).”
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