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Jam‑5200Ebm Electron Beam Metal 3D Printer

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Model Number: JAM‑5200EBM
Condition: New
Made in: Japan
Location or Storage Country: Japan
Service Engineering Support: Yes
Warranty: No
Price: Call for price
Description:
The JAM‑5200EBM is an electron‑beam powder‑bed‑fusion 3D printer using JEOL's electron‑beam control technology from electron microscopes and semiconductor lithography systems. The system employs a 6 kW high‑power electron beam to produce high‑density and high‑strength metal parts. The hot process uses electron‑beam preheating to eliminate distortion and cracking, reducing residual stress compared to laser‑based additive manufacturing. The high‑vacuum environment prevents oxidation and reduces impurities, which is particularly beneficial for active metals such as titanium alloys. A backscattered‑electron (BSE) image monitoring function enables real‑time in‑situ process monitoring for defect detection layer by layer. The system features automatic electron‑beam correction for focus, astigmatism, and position distortion. The building range extends up to Φ250 mm × 400 mm (H). The JAM‑5200EBM produces parts that meet regulated industry standards for serial production scaling.
Overview:
Building methodPowder bed fusion
Building rangeUp to Φ250 mm × 400 mm (H)
Electron beam power6 kW
ProcessHot process
Powder bed surface heatingMaximum 900°C (standard specification); Maximum 1200°C (high‑temperature specification)
Cathode life1500 h or longer
Powder particle diameter (standard)Approx. 45–105 μm
Layer thickness50 μm / 75 μm
Powder dispersal prevention unite‑Shield incorporated
Powder bed surface temperature controlAvailable
Electron beam correctionAutomatic (Focus, Astigmatism, Position distortion)
Chamber pressure (during melting)1×10⁻² Pa or lower

JEOL Ltd.

Markets: King's College London, Chalmers University of Technology, Indiana University
Total Employees: 3600
Locations: 196-8558, Japan, Tokyo, Akishima, 3-1-2 Musashino
Main Products/Services: Scientific and Metrology Instruments (Electron Optics Instruments, Analytical Instruments, Measuring Instruments); Semiconductor Equipment; Industrial Equipment (electron beam lithography equipment, linear electron guns and power supplies, thin‑film formation equipment, material processing equipment); Medical Equipment (clinical chemistry analyzers, automatic amino acid analyzers); processing, maintenance and services of related products and parts.
Year Established: 1949