3D Printing Services
Xact XM200G
Actco has nearly six decades in close tolerance tool and die work, and we’re actively looking to the future, adding additional close tolerance equipment to our toolbox.
The Xact XM200G fits that bill, the 20 micron build layer and compact machine design allows us to meet our customer’s needs.
Solidifying Actco as a vendor of choice with our partners and allowing us to expand our customer base while helping them rethink what’s possible.
NEWEST ADDITIONS TO ACTCO TOOL!
Xact XM200G2 Metal Printer
150mm x 150mm x 150 mm
Work Area
200W Dual Laser With a Build Speed of 12 – 16 cc/hr
20 up to 100 µm
Layer Thickness
316, M300, 17-4, Mediloy, Inconel 718 and 625, Corrax and Hastelloy Material Available
Benefits from the Start
- QUALITY
- Meets the specified dimensional tolerances and metal properties without the need for subsequent debinding and sintering.
- ACCURACY
- Complex geometries, high tolerances and as-printed part density.
- SPEED
- Multiple assemblies can be made into one part, eliminating the cost and time of machining, welding and assembling multiple components. Ready for heat treating after build is complete.
Actco Materials
With nearly six decades under our belt, there aren’t many materials that we haven’t worked with from common tool steels, stainless, exotic alloys, carbide, plastics, and everything in between. If you have a rarity in mind just ask, it’s hard for us to say no.
Below is a sampling of the materials we’ve handled throughout the years.
Aluminium
- 1100
- 2024
- 3003
- 5052
- 7050
- 7075
- Cast Aluminium
Brass
- C260
- C314
- C360
Carbon Steel
- HRS
- CRS
- A36
- A513
- 1018
- 1020
- 1045
- 1050
- 1095
- 1144
- 12L14
- 1215
- 4130
- 4140
- 4150
- 4330
- 4340
- 8620
Copper
- C110
- C172
- C17510
Stainless Steel
- A286
- 301
- 303
- 304
- 309
- 316
- 321
- 347
- 409
- 410
- 416
- 420
- 430
- 440C
- 13-8
- 15-5
- 17-4
- 17-7
- Elmax
Specialty Material
- Bronze
- Ampco-18
- C-2000
- Inconel
- Magnesium
- Monel
- Molybdenum
- MP35N
- NAK55
- Monel
- Nitralloy
- Titanium
- Tungsten
- Vascomax 300
Tool Steel
- A2
- A6
- A7
- A10
- A11
- CPM-9V
- CPM-10V
- D2
- D3
- H11
- H13
- K340
- L6
- M1
- M2
- M3
- M4
- M42
- M50
- P20
- S5
- S7
- T15
- W1
- W2
- 01
- 06
- 52100
- Toolox 44
Plastic Materials
Plastics are no problem, over time we’ve been able to stay on top of how to best process different polymer technologies.
Below is a sampling of the materials we’ve handled throughout the years.
Plastics
- ABS
- Acrylic
- Delrin
- G10
- GP03
- Nylon
- Nylon Cast
- PEEK
- Polypropylene
- Polyurethane
Additive Polymer
- PLA
- PETG
- ABS/ASA
- PC/TPU
- PA/PET
- Carbon Fiber
Additive Metal Mfg.
Super Alloys
- 710
- 625
- Colbalt Chrome
- Hastelloy
- Titanium
Tooling Steels
- M300
- Aluminum
- Bronze
- Copper
Stainless Steel
- 316L
- 17-4 PH
- 15-5
- 400 Series
- Corrax
Misconceptions vs Realities
Extracting Fact from Fiction
Enhances conventional manufacturing with each offering its unique strengths.
Push button process
Advanced technology demands specific knowledge and skillsets
Same processes
Different processes from design to finishing
Numerous materials available, and more being developed
Inferior to traditional parts
Identical to traditional parts
Should be in every home
Due to safety requirements, metal 3d printers should be in the hands of trusted companies
We ARE the Industry Experts
For nearly 60 years Actco has been the go to experts for tool and die and subtractive machining.
Now let us take that knowledge that industry has come to trust for quality and delivery and put that expertise to work for you in the additives space.
We’ll put together a plan to get you the same quality parts in less time.
Rethink what’s possible and request a quote today.
