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The University are looking to source a 3D printer utilising powder bed fusion, either by selective laser sintering or jetting of fusing agents.
The volume of the build chamber should be a minimum of 300mm x 175mm x 225mm (or cylindrical equivalent volume) to greater enable production of engineering components / prototypes.
To ensure functionality of printed parts, it is essential that the prints should have a high degree of isotropy with material properties in the z-axis being within 60% of the x/y plane.
The printer will be used to process batch runs of prototypes therefore, speed is essential so the machine should be capable of building at a rate of a minimum of 2000 cm3/hr.
The minimum layer height should be no larger than 0.08mm.
The proposed solution must be capable of printing in a range of materials including, but not limited to: PA11, PA12, PA11 Glass Balls.
Additional information:
Strictly via the University of Sunderland E-Portal https://in-tendhost.co.uk/universityofsunderland/aspx/Home
Funding Type (WEFO or EU) : EU
Funding Description
This opportunity is ERDF Funded
Is a Recurrent Procurement Type? : No
No supplier information available.