The Meltio M600 from Metal Tech is a robust, industrial-scale metal 3D printer designed to meet the rigorous demands of Australia’s advanced manufacturing sectors. Utilising cutting-edge blue laser technology and a fully inert chamber, it delivers unparalleled precision and material integrity, making it ideal for industries such as mining, defence, aerospace, and heavy engineering.
Delivering precision, versatility, and efficiency for the nation’s industrial future.
DM Combustion Chamber
Inconel 718 + Copper
Size: 131 x 200 x 176 mm
Weight: 6.4 kg
Bracket
SS316L
Size: 153 x 345 x 275 mm
Weight: 18.6 kg
Gear
SS316L
Size: 260 mm Ø x 500 mm
Weight: 25 kg
Large Build Volume: With a spacious 300 x 400 x 600 mm print envelope, the M600 accommodates large components and batch production, catering to the needs of Australian industries requiring sizable and complex parts.
Blue Laser Technology: Equipped with nine 450 nm blue diode lasers totaling 1000 W, the M600 offers superior energy absorption, especially beneficial for reflective materials like aluminium and copper, common in Australian manufacturing applications.
Fully Inert Chamber: The sealed, laser-safe enclosure maintains controlled oxygen and humidity levels, ensuring optimal material properties and safety, crucial for handling reactive metals such as titanium.
Advanced Process Control: Features closed-loop control with laser and wire modulation, automated XYZ touch probing, and real-time monitoring, enabling consistent 24/7 production with minimal operator intervention.
Multi-Material Capability: Supports a wide range of wire feedstock materials, including stainless steels, carbon steels, titanium alloys, nickel alloys, and aluminium and copper alloys, providing versatility for various Australian industry requirements.
Energy Efficiency: The blue laser system enhances energy efficiency, reducing electricity consumption per component, aligning with Australia’s sustainability goals and reducing operational costs.
Mining: On-site production of wear-resistant components, reducing downtime and reliance on external suppliers.
Defence: Manufacture of high-strength, lightweight parts for military equipment, ensuring rapid prototyping and deployment.
Aerospace: Production of complex geometries with high material integrity, essential for aircraft components.
Heavy Engineering: Fabrication of large, custom parts for machinery and infrastructure projects across Australia.
