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    Messer – Scaling Up AM Production Requires Repeatable Quality

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    • Innovative solutions for controlling quality before, during and after metal additive manufacturing featured at RAPID+TCT

    Bridgewater, NJ, USA, May 13, 2019 – Messer, a leader in the safe and reliable production and delivery of industrial, medical and specialty gases, will showcase three gas-based technologies for improving the repeatable quality of metal 3D-printed parts at RAPID+TCT 2019, from May 21-23 in Detroit.

    Messer, exhibiting in booth #1952, offers efficient industrial gas solutions for powder making, 3D printing and post processing.

    Repeatable quality can be vital for the performance of aerospace, automotive and medical components, yet it becomes more challenging as geometries become more complex. Messer gas-technology solutions can improve quality control before, during and after additive manufacturing. This portable control system precisely monitors and controls the inert atmosphere inside the 3D printer, and can quickly respond to changes in oxygen or humidity for reliably process control and reproducibility. (Photo courtesy of Messer)
    Repeatable quality can be vital for the performance of aerospace, automotive and medical components, yet it becomes more challenging as geometries become more complex. Messer gas-technology solutions can improve quality control before, during and after additive manufacturing. This portable control system precisely monitors and controls the inert atmosphere inside the 3D printer, and can quickly respond to changes in oxygen or humidity for reliable process control and repeatability. (Photo courtesy of Messer)

    “Aerospace, automotive and medical components demand reliable performance, yet moving from prototype to additive manufacturing (AM) at scale requires high quality repeatability to achieve successful build rates,” said Chris Ebeling, Executive Vice President, Sales & Marketing, Messer North America. “We’re excited to meet designers and manufacturers present at RAPID to improve the quality and consistency of their materials and processes before, during and after AM.”

    Learn more about Messer control technologies showcased at RAPID here.

    With over 120 years of proven expertise, Messer offers a range of industrial and specialty gases, gas delivery and control systems as well as process consulting across the AM chain: Powder making, laser metal fusion, laser metal deposition, selective laser sintering, wire-arc AM, electron beam melting, heat treating, hot isostatic pressing, thermal-spray surface finishing and sintering.

    About Messer
    On March 1, 2019, Messer Group and CVC Capital Partners (CVC) acquired most of the North American gases business of Linde AG, as well as certain Linde business activities in South America. With over 70 production facilities and approximately 5,400 employees operating in the US, Canada, Brazil, Colombia, and Chile, Messer today is one of the leading industrial gas companies in North and South America. Together with Messer Group, the company represents a USD $3 billion global enterprise with presence in the Americas, Europe and Asia. For more information, visit www.messer-us.com.

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    Source: Messer Group