飞机菲利普集团， A德语航空金属的供应商通过购买了其增材制造能力ARC605metal 3D printer fromGefertec。
As the Berlin-based developer and provider of3DMP metal 3D printers, GEFERTEC, has established the Arc series of wire-arc melting additive manufacturing systems to create near-net-shape components. This technology is said to eliminate waste with “nearly 100% material utilization.” Rolf Philipp, founder and owner of Aircraft Philipp Übersee explained:
“Developing new aircrafts nowadays requires a radical change in thinking with regards to meeting climate targets and resource-optimized production. Applying this method will lead to radically improved buy-to-fly ratios and will, thus, contribute a great deal to economic and ecological efficiency in the future.”
航空航天的3DMP技术
With locations in Germany, Austria, Israel, and India, Aircraft Philipp Group specialize in the machining, sheet metal forming and additive manufacturing of aluminum, titanium and other alloys used in aeronautics.
The company has over 20 years of experience in processes such as machining, sheet metals, Selective Laser Melting (SLM), Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing, welding, and surface treatments. The integration of the Arc605 and 3DMP technology enables飞机菲利普（Philipp）生产最多两吨质量的组件，从而响应用户对较大零件的需求。
此外，ircraft Philipp is involved in the joint research project “REGULUS” as part of the fifth aerospace research programme of the德国联邦经济和能源部。As a result, the company has accrued experience using powder beds at its Salzburg, Austria facilities.
上个月，Gefertec与琳德集团是一家位于慕尼黑的化学公司，用于使用3DMP调查金属添加剂制造中的加工气体和氧气。
在此之前，Gefertec交付了工业规模ARC403机器到国际航空公司Airbus。Gefertec首席执行官TobiasRöhrich补充说：
“We are delighted that Aircraft Philipp Übersee has set its goal towards manufacturing ever greater structural components in the additive fashion. Exactly here lies the special strength and efficiency of 3DMP, which is why it has developed into the new industry standard.”
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Featured image shows members of Aircraft Philipp Group with an Arc605 3D printer at its facility in Übersee, Germany. Photo via GEFERTEC.
