➡ The 3D printer EOS M 400 stands for the additive manufacturing of ✔ large ✔ high-quality metal parts in ✔ industrial production environments.
| Build Volume | 400 x 400 x 400* mm (15.7 x 15.7 x 15.7 in) mm |
| Laser Type | Yb-fiber laser; 1 x 1000 W W |
| Presicion Optics | 1 F-theta-lens(es); 1 High-speed scanner(s) |
| Scan Speed | up to 7.0 m/s (23.0 ft/s) m |
| Focus Diameter | approx. 90 µm (0.00354 in) m |
| Power Supply | 1 x 50 A A |
| Power Consumption | max. 50.2 kW / typical 16.2 kW kW |
| Compressed Air Supply | 7 Bar; 20 m³/h (102 psi; 706 ft³/h) Bar |
| Machine Dimensions | 4181 x 1613 x 2355 mm (164.6 x 63.5 x 92.7 in) mm |
| Recommended Installation Space | min. 6500 x 6000 x 3300 mm (255.9 x 236.2 x 129.9 in) mm |
| Weight | approx. 4635 kg (10218 lbs) kg |
| Software | EOS BUILD , EOS SYSTEM SUITE |
| Price | not published — ask the supplier |
| Lead time | not published — ask the supplier |
| Minimum order | not published — ask the supplier |
| Customisation | not published — ask the supplier |
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