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PROS:
- Excellent management of various aspects of 3D printing process is possible using various parts of this 3D printing system.
- No need for any support structures.
- An extraordinary quality of parts and functional prototypes for various applications are possible using this 3D printing system.
- You can choose from a variety of different 3D printing materials.
CONS:
- The high cost of printing per part when compared with other 3D printing technologies.
- Relative to other melted parts, DMLS parts are porous and their porosity can be controlled but not eliminated in the 3D printing process during post-processing.
PROS:
- There is a separate tab of success stories that tell about which printer was used in which industry to generate what!
- If you plan to be an EOS customer, there is a lot to gaze all over the website and learn from.
CONS:
- The website is too long. And, so if you are not used to navigating in a proper fashion, you might get lost!
PROS:
- Helps to achieve amazing print quality with high strength.
- Offers a huge range of materials.
- Supports third party slicing software.
CONS:
- Post-processing of every part and the functional prototype is required.
PROS:
- High-powered laser
- Laser Power Monitoring with Gas Management System
- Stand-alone automatic powder-sieving
CONS:
- The cost of the printer is something many might have a problem with.
PROS:
- Huge build volume.
- Four different laser sources for melting and fusing, leading to consistency in the overall surface of the part or functional prototype.
- Multi-material printing.
- Good quality part and functional prototypes.
CONS:
- Requires huge one time investment.
PROS:
- Four high-power laser sources to ensure coherent melting and fusing of metal powder and excellent surface finish in parts and functional prototypes.
- Sophisticated material management and software systems for ease of use and operation after, before, and during the 3D printing process.
- Ability to print with various 3D printing materials.
CONS:
- Buying EOS M400-4 or even leasing it, requires a huge one-time investment, monetarily as well as in training and operation.
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