The LM-M400 is a versatile metal additive manufacturing system designed for medium and large-sized components. With a forming chamber measuring 406mm x 406mm x 450mm, they offer configurations including single-laser, dual-laser, and four-laser setups. This flexibility allows the LM-M400 to accommodate a wide range of materials such as titanium alloy, aluminium alloy, high-temperature nickel-based alloy, tool steel, stainless steel, and cobalt-chromium-molybdenum. As additive manufacturing continues to gain traction in China, companies participating in the China 3D Printing Expo 2026 are showcasing innovations like the LM-M400 to meet the growing industrial demand.
Expanding Applications in Aerospace and Moulds
The LM-M400 is particularly suited for direct manufacturing of large-size, high-precision, high-performance components in aerospace, mould, and other industrial sectors. By employing advanced metal 3D printing techniques, they provide manufacturers with an opportunity to reduce lead times while maintaining stringent quality standards. Visitors attending the TCT Asia summit 2026 can gain hands-on experience with these capabilities, seeing firsthand how the LM-M400 enables complex geometries and material combinations that are challenging to achieve through traditional methods.
Advantages for Metal 3D Printing Manufacturers
For metal 3D printing manufacturers, the LM-M400 presents a significant step forward in scaling production. They can optimize workflow through multi-laser configurations, enabling higher throughput without compromising precision. Moreover, the system supports a wide variety of industrial alloys, giving engineers the freedom to select materials based on application-specific performance requirements. Exhibiting at TCT Asia in Shanghai (March 17-19, 2026) and Shenzhen (October 14 to 16, 2026) allows stakeholders to explore these advantages in a live, interactive environment.
Conclusion: Unlocking the Potential of Large Metal Components
In conclusion, the LM-M400 represents a high-quality solution for medium and large-sized metal additive manufacturing. By combining versatility in materials and multi-laser configurations, they support industries requiring precision, performance, and efficiency. Attendees of the China 3D Printing Expo 2026 and the TCT Asia summit 2026 will be able to evaluate these capabilities and explore new collaboration opportunities, driving the adoption of additive manufacturing in aerospace, mould, and beyond.
