Faustson Tool expands offerings with multilaser metal additive manufacturing system

April 7, 2015
Concept Laser has installed a M2 LaserCUSING multilaser metal additive manufacturing system at Faustson Tool.

Grapevine, TX - Concept Laser, the pioneer in the field of laser melting with metals, has installed a M2 LaserCUSING multilaser metal additive manufacturing system at Faustson Tool (Arvada, Colorado). This high-precision machine shop specializes in the aerospace, aeronautics, defense, energy, medical, and semiconductor industries.

“From our inception, Faustson Tool has committed to being a pioneer in the industry by utilizing new leapfrog technology and pushing the bounds of a traditional machine shop," says Alicia Svaldi, president of Faustson Tool. "While conducting our in-depth research on additive manufacturing processes available on the market, the LaserCUSING technology from Concept Laser was the best fit. Staying at the forefront of technology is critical, not only to stay competitive, but to provide our customers with the best manufacturing solutions available on the market. Concept Laser's M2 CUSING multilaser system with two 400W lasers provides another depth to our manufacturing services."

Concept Laser's M2 LaserCUSING multilaser system.

"There is a tremendous emphasis on UAV and defense in Colorado," Hostetter continues. "As new technologies such as metal additive manufacturing came on to the market, our customers began requesting services that could only be produced on an additive manufacturing system. The technology we found from Concept Laser offered flexible parameters and fit into our current process seamlessly."

LaserCUSING is a registered trademark of Concept Laser.

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