1. Printer Setup
• Position the printer on a stable and vibration-free surface.
• Connect the machine to the recommended power supply.
• Ensure the build chamber is clean and fill the system with the required biocompatible metal powder such as Co-Cr.
2. Software Configuration
• Import the STL design file into the printer’s control software.
• Set appropriate parameters including layer height, laser intensity, and scanning path according to the material.
3. Build Platform Setup
• Check and calibrate the build platform for correct alignment.
• If required, preheat the platform to improve layer bonding during printing.
4. Start the Printing Process
• Begin the printing cycle through the software interface.
• Observe the laser fusion process via the display panel to ensure stable operation.
5. Post-Processing
• Allow the printed structure to cool inside the protected gas chamber before removal.
• Detach the printed part from the platform carefully.
• Perform sandblasting, polishing, or heat treatment if needed.
6. Product Inspection
• Examine the printed component for accuracy, surface quality, and structural integrity.
• Make any required finishing adjustments before final use.
7. Routine Maintenance
• Keep the powder system, build chamber, and laser optics clean.
• Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for system checks, software updates, and servicing to maintain performance.