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EOS Electro Optical Systems
Contact Information
Please visit: EOS Electro Optical Systems
Phone:
248-306-0143
Fax:
248-306-0298
Mailing Address:
28970 Cabot Drive
Novi,
MI
48377
US
A Special Message from EOS Electro Optical Systems
EOS was founded in 1989 and is today the world leading manufacturer of laser-sintering systems. Laser-sintering is the key technology for e-Manufacturing. The technology manufactures fast, flexible and cost-effective parts directly from electronic data. e-Manufacturing accelerates product development and optimizes production processes.
Service Categories of EOS Electro Optical Systems
- Laser Sintering Equipment
- Metal Powders
- Rapid Manufacturing Equipment
- Rapid Prototyping Equipment
- Rapid Tooling Equipment
- Steel
- Thermoplastics
Deep Links
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EOS PEEK HP3: material of the future -
With its EOS PEEK HP3 material, EOS has made the first ever high-performance polymer available for use in laser-sintering. Products manufactured in this material achieve tensile strengths of up to 95 MPa and a tensile modulus of 4,400 MPa.
- Tooling - With the design driven manufacturing approach very complex tempering systems can be achieved in order to reduce drastically the cycle time in injection molding. At the same time, the quality of the final products improves.
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Plastic Laser-Sintering -
Laser-sintering adds flexibility to both product development and manufacturing. The designer no longer has to subject his creativity to the limitations of conventional methods of manufacturing.
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Metal Laser-Sintering -
The technology fuses metal powder into a solid part by melting it locally using a focussed laser beam. The parts are built up additively layer by layer. Highly complex geometries are created directly from 3D CAD data in just a few hours.
- Medical - Patient-specific products, an increased number of parts precisely tailored to the individual anatomy and reduced development costs are just a few of the advantages you can achieve with EOS e-Manufacturing solutions.
Product Announcements From
As seen in Time Compression
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Additive Manufacturing 101: Part II
[Editor’s note: This is a continuation of a series started in the last issue of Time Compression that provides information on the various types of additive manufacturing processes.] Laser sintering (LS) is a process that has grown in popularity for making strong plastic parts.
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Rapid Tooling: Poised for Rapid Takeoff
Developments in rapid tooling make this technology even more attractive for quick, low-cost, customizable, and even environmentally aware manufacturing.
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What the 3D Systems/EOS Settlement Means to the Industry
The resolution of eight lawsuits paves the way for improved competition and a stronger industry.
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