AMCM delivers 150th metal 3D printer

AMCM delivered its 150th machine, a significant achievement for the specialized metal 3D printer manufacturer, part of the EOS family of companies. The 150th unit, an AMCM M 4K system outfitted with four powerful 1 kW lasers, is set to enter service in California’s space industry. It will be used to produce CuCr1Zr combustion chambers, a critical component in aerospace engineering, reinforcing the trust and reliance that high-tech industries place in AMCM’s precision and performance.

Rooted in the heritage of the EOS M 400, the AMCM M 4K offers new possibilities in build volume, enabling manufacturers to meet complex and large-scale production demands with increased flexibility. With its robust design and scalable technology, the M 4K is not just a continuation of what came before—it represents a bold step forward in additive manufacturing capabilities. Its integration into an existing fleet of M 4K systems further cements its reputation as a trusted tool in mission-critical manufacturing environments.

Since the beginning of 2015, AMCM reported that it has installed an AMCM M 4K system at Penn United Technologies, Inc., and another one at at Oerlikon’s Huntersville facility. The company also installed two AMCM M290-2 FLX 3D printers with nLIGHT bema shaping laser system: one is at Florida-based Sintavia, a leading AM parts manufacturer for the aerospace industry, and the other is at AMRF (Advanced Manufacturing Readiness Facility) in Australia.

Looking forward, the development of the AMCM M 8K has already taken form, representing the next evolution in build volume and vertical capabilities. With this next-generation machine, AMCM continues to set new benchmarks in the industry, reaffirming its commitment to innovation, scalability, and the future of industrial 3D printing.