By using additive manufacturing, Siemens can develop new, improved components and carry out repairs more quickly, as in the case of burner nozzles for its SGT-800 industrial gas turbines. Repair times can be significantly reduced, from several months to a couple of weeks, further improving responsiveness to customer requirements.
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Siemens and EOS inaugurate the first industrial 3D printing center for the mass production of metal parts
Siemens, an EOS customer, has opened in Finspång Sweden's first mass production center specializing in metal additive manufacturing.
With a total investment of approximately €20 million, this new plant is the first of its kind in the country. It focuses primarily on the development, manufacturing, and repair of components for Siemens' range of industrial gas turbines and currently employs 20 people, including technical and engineering professionals. It is equipped with systems from EOS, a world-leading company in technology and quality for additive manufacturing solutions.
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