Let’s talk about Metal 3D Printers. That is, the LM-M100D Desktop Metal 3D Printers

Those of you who followed me long enough know that the 3D Printers that I consider the most valuable are construction 3D Printers, metal 3D Printers, the 3D Printers that can directly print Electronic Devices, and the 3D Printers that can make live organs. Well today, I’ve got some goodies to share with you.

Suzhou Linmu Additive Manufacturing Technology Co., Ltd. , a brand that is based in a company called “Suzhou Tianhong Laser Co., Ltd.”, a company based in Suzhou, China, has come up with a new line of desktop metal 3d printers labelled “LM-M100D”.

Here are its key features:

1.       The equipment uses a top-feed powder system to improve powder utilization.

2.       Precision-engineered airflow channels ensure a stable and uniform laminar flow field with full coverage and no dead zones.

3.       High-dynamic variable-speed drive intelligently identifies and avoids empty travel areas.

4.       The formed surface is smooth and flat, ensuring high-precision, fine forming.

Don’t worry, I did not forget about technical specifications.

Overall Dimensions	L(700mm) x W(650mm) x H(900mm)
Build Chamber Dimensions	Φ100mm*80mm
Scan Speed	7m/s
Spot Diameter	50~100μm
Laser	300W
Powder Layer Thickness	20~60μm
Filter System Dimensions	Φ200mm*630mm
Compatible Materials	Titanium alloys, cobalt-chromium alloys, etc.
Chamber Oxygen Content	≤100ppm
Shielding Gas	Nitrogen/argon
Data Formats	STL files or other converted formats
Supporting Software	LM-3Dprint (independently developed by LIMN)
Voltage	220V
Machine Weight	130KG

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Sincerely,

Yukun Wu

Mr. Wu's 3D Printer Corner