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• American Center for Manufacturing and Innovation (ACMI), a U.S. organization focused on strengthening domestic manufacturing through investments in emerging industrial companies and infrastructure, has acquired an AMCM M 8K metal 3D printing system. ACMI reports that this installation represents the first deployment of the machine worldwide and expands access to large-format laser powder bed fusion […]
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American Center for Manufacturing and Innovation (ACMI), a U.S. organization focused on strengthening domestic manufacturing through investments in emerging industrial companies and infrastructure, has acquired an AMCM M 8K metal 3D printing system. ACMI reports that this installation represents the first deployment of the machine worldwide and expands access to large-format laser powder bed fusion (LPBF) manufacturing for its supply chain partners and customers.
The system was developed by AMCM, a company within the EOS Group that builds customized additive manufacturing machines based on EOS metal 3D printing technology. AMCM M 8K introduces a large-format LPBF platform designed for aerospace and defense applications. Its build volume measures 800 × 800 × 1,200 mm, enabling production o