The cutting of metal 3D printed parts is done using "molybdenum wire cutting."

Leave rough machining to CNC-controlled molybdenum wire cutting!

The work created with a metal 3D printer ultimately requires a process to separate it from the support material. The most commonly used equipment for the separation process is reported to be wire cutting or saw blades. However, separating with wire cutting takes time, which inevitably increases the cost per workpiece. In contrast, using saw blades can lead to quicker wear of the blades and can tie up the operator's time. How can we improve this situation? Among various proposals, many customers are utilizing our developed and sold product, the "CNC Wire Discharge Precision Contour Machine." It allows for automation through NC control and utilizes molybdenum wire, which has superior toughness compared to brass wire, enabling speedy and low-cost processing of thick or intermittent-shaped workpieces. We encourage you to consider it.

Electric discharge machine