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AMEXCI Installs Two Additional Solukon Depowdering Systems for Laser-Melted Metal Parts

AUGSBURG, Germany, Jan 19, 2026 – AMEXCI, a leading additive manufacturing company specialized in industrial metal 3D printing, has strengthened its additive manufacturing operations with the installation of two additional Solukon depowdering systems, the SFM-AT350 for medium-sized parts and the SFM-AT1000-S for large LPBF parts. These new units join the company’s existing Solukon portfolio, building on a successful collaboration that began in 2018 with the purchase of an SFM-AT300 which continues to operate reliably to this day.

AlSi10Mg parts, printed on the NXG XII 600 system, depowdered in the SFM-AT1000-S by Solukon

New depowdering systems as perfect-fit addition to AM center Örebro

In May 2025 the service provider AMEXCI opened a new Additive Manufacturing facility in Örebro, Sweden. The new facility has been specifically designed to address growing requirements for efficiency, production capacity, and technological progress. With enhanced automation, improved material use, and shorter lead times, AMEXCI is now positioned to guide customers from early development through to full-scale serial manufacturing. For highest postprocessing demands the new Solukon depowdering systems SFM-AT350 and SFM-AT1000-S serve as a perfect-match addition to this high-end facility.

Solukon systems at the AMEXCI facility

Consistent Depowdering Performance for multi-printer, multi-material production

When using the depowdering systems, AMEXCI benefits from the universality of Solukon systems. With two EOS M290 systems and two Nikon SLM systems (SLM 500 and NXG 600), AMEXCI depowders components from three different printers from two manufacturers.

For maximum process reliability, AMEXCI prefers single material use in their Solukon systems. The SFM-AT300 depowders components made of stainless steel (316l), the SFM-AT350 those made of titanium (Ti64), and the SFM-AT1000-S components of SLM printers made of aluminum (ALSI10Mg).

Every LPBF build job is postprocessed in a Solukon depowdering system, partly followed by an ultrasonic washer.

Why AMEXCI chose Solukon’s automated depowdering technology?

When asked about the significance of Solukon in their AM processes, Andreas Petersen, Head of Production at AMEXCI, commented: “The Solukon system has been an essential piece of our AM workflow from the beginning. We chose the Solukon as for us, it was important to work with powder free parts as early as possible in the process. It is an important equipment for us to get parts free of powder for safer handling of parts for both our operators and our customers. It is simple to use, yet efficient.  The cooperation with Solukon has been going well for 7 years now, with a team ready to help.”

What’s next with AMEXCI’s depowdering capabilities

Looking ahead, AMEXCI is evaluating the implementation of Solukon’s SPR-Pathfinder software solution to further enhance efficiency. By digitally simulating optimal part motion based on the part-specific geometry, the company aims to improve depowdering predictability and streamline part-specific depowdering. This will help to remove powder from channels smaller than 1 mm, which currently still pose a major challenge, even more efficiently.

About Solukon

Solukon Maschinenbau GmbH is a German high-quality supplier of powder removal and
processing systems for metal and polymer additive manufacturing. In 2015, Solukon presented the world’s first system for automated depowdering. Founded by Andreas Hartmann and Dominik Schmid, the Augsburg-based company has extensive experience in the development of AM systems and related peripheral equipment, and offers a full range of industrial powder processing systems. Since 2022, Solukon has also been offering the world’s first and unique intelligent software for automated simulation and (pre-)calculation of the depowdering of laser-melted metal parts, the SPR-Pathfinder. Solukon products meet the highest functionality and safety standards and are approved for safe and reliable removal of tough-tohandle and reactive materials such as titanium and aluminum. Solukon has established itself as the market leader in the field of industrial powder removal with its powder removal systems for metal. For more information, visit https://www.solukon.de.

About AMEXCI

AMEXCI is a leading additive manufacturing company specialized in industrial metal 3D
printing. The company operates two world-class production facilities, one in Ö rebro, Sweden, and one in Tampere, Finland. The service provider’s headquarters in Sweden is a 4,700 m² facility specifically designed for additive manufacturing, equipped with the latest technology available on the market. The growing team of AMEXCI consists of 40 employees with deep expertise in design, simulation, production, material analysis, and post-processing. The company excels in supporting its customers in industrializing additive manufacturing. In addition to its production capacity, AMEXCI offers comprehensive training programs and research services covering various areas, including different high-performance materials and consultancy on emerging topics within additive manufacturing. AMEXCI’ s processes are certified in accordance with AS 9100D, ISÖ 9001, IATF 16949, and ISÖ 14001. The company’s materials laboratory is accredited by SWEDAC for ISÖ/IEC 17025 (accreditation number 10577). This accreditation includes testing for tensile strength, impact resistance, and hardness of metallic materials, following both ISÖ and ASTM standards. For a full scope of the accreditation, please refer to SWEDAC. For more information, visit https://amexci.se.

Nitin Patil
Nitin Patil
Editor and Director of Content, DailyCADCAM.com. Nitin completed his Master's in Mass Communication & Journalism and having 13 years of work experience as an editor, content writer with renowned international technical magazines and media companies. He is associated with CAD,CAM industry since 2008.
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