Kurtz GmbH & Co. KG

Highly innovative thanks to the vertically incident laser beams, consistent component quality is achieved across the entire build area. In the large-format version, eight 400-watt lasers are used simultaneously on eight swivel arms. The highlight: these work in parallel in overlapping work areas. Axes and lasers can be changed on a modular basis for optimum adaptation to individual component requirements.

Kurtz Ersa is a globally active mechanical engineering company, founded in 1779 and owner-managed in the seventh generation. As a technology and market leader in the fields of Electronics Production Equipment, Moulding Machines and Automation, we optimize our customers' manufacturing processes. As the solutions required by customers are becoming increasingly complex and individualized, Kurtz Ersa has also been offering system solutions in the field of additive manufacturing since 2020 and can make ideal use of its comprehensive technology and mechanical engineering expertise as well as its global service network. This enables customized machines and processes for individual component requirements.

Kurtz Ersa Alpha 140: 

• Installation space ⌀ 140 x 200 mm 
• Plug & Produce printer 
• good price-performance ratio 
• open system 
• continuous 90° angle of impact of the laser 

Kurtz Ersa Flying Ray: 

• Large-format 3D printer (Large-Scale-Printer)
• Installation space up to 1500 x 1000 x 1000 mm³ (LxWxH) possible
• 8 fiber lasers in the standard configuration (expandable)
• Continuous 90° incident angle of the lasers
• Modular design possible (e.g. installation space, laser number)
• .e.g. installation space, number of lasers, ...)

Consulting in additive manufacturing:

• Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM) 
• Custom manufacturing on Alpha 140 and large-format prints on Flying Ray 

Industrial metal 3D printing using the laser powder bed fusion process