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GE Additive unveiled the Arcam PRS 30, a new automated powder recovery station to create a closed system that contains powder exposure for operators working in additive manufacturing environments.
First deliveries are expected in 2Q20. Key features of the system include:
Increased automation
- Automated blasting
- Self-diagnostics and easier troubleshooting
Simplified cleaning
- Automatic cleaning of the blast chamber
- Exchangeable cyclone and tubes
- A combined blasting and air cleaning nozzle
Improved ergonomics
- New, improved human-machine interface
- Improved visibility, work light and larger window
“Customers shifting to serial additive production inceasingly look to us to take an integrated, system-wide approach, and that usually includes guidance on safe and efficient powder handling. We are able to respond quickly to customer demands with solutions such as the Arcam PRS-30, by relying both on extensive collective experience with powder manufacturing and handling, and expertise in industrial automation and EHS across GE Additive,” said Karl Lindblom, General Manager, Arcam EBM.
