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Renishaw RenAM 500

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Worth investigating if: your supplier can demonstrate the required alloy, geometry and finished-part specification on the quoted Renishaw RenAM 500 configuration.

Do not buy on this page alone: a published envelope or machine configuration does not establish repeatability, accepted-part cost or local support.

Editorial purchasing guidance, not a verified recommendation for a particular application.

Published geometry / not guaranteed part fit

X 250 · Y 250 · Z 350 mm

Front view shows X:Z proportions. Depth Y is stated numerically. Supports and clearance reduce usable space.

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At a glance

What is it?

Renishaw RenAM 500 is an industrial metal 3D printer using a laser melts thin layers of metal powder to build a part.

How does it print?

Laser powder bed fusion (LPBF): a laser melts thin layers of metal powder to build a part.

When might I consider it?

Consider it when your part fits the published build space and the exact alloy and process can be qualified.

Build spacebuild volume 250 x 250 x 350 mmThis is the published build space for the stated configuration. Supports and process requirements can reduce usable space.
Laser configurationbuild volume 250 x 250 x 350 mm; one/two/four 500 W lasers (500S/500D/500Q); Flex variant; 'RenAM 500 Ultra' listed on pageThis describes the machine configuration. Configuration alone does not establish build speed or finished-part output.
MaterialsSee supported material evidenceConfirm the exact alloy, settings and qualified process with the supplier.
Public priceQuote requiredUse a current configured supplier quote in any economic comparison.

What public specs cannot tell you: finished-part speed, cost, quality or fit for your exact application.

Powder bed fusion · laser powder bed fusion (LPBF) · Renishaw

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Availability and review notes
Availability not independently confirmed; request a current OEM quote.

Source review: . Source-specific review dates appear beside each fact.

Published capabilities

More published specifications and source notes
Published detailEvidence
Renishaw RenAM 500 seriesbuild volume 250 x 250 x 350 mm; one/two/four 500 W lasers (500S/500D/500Q); Flex variant; 'RenAM 500 Ultra' listed on pageOEM ↗ · Source reviewed
Published build envelope250 x 250 x 350 mm build volume, as listed for the RenAM 500 series.OEM ↗ · OEM source checked
Layer thicknessQ/S configurations: 20–100 µm, per the RenAM 500Q/S data sheet.OEM ↗ · OEM source checked
Machine dimensions / footprintQ/S configurations, without accessories: 1236 x 2165 x 2130 mm (L x W x H).OEM ↗ · OEM source checked
Machine weightQ/S configurations, net: Q 2040 kg; S 1950 kg. Other family variants are not covered by this weight statement.OEM ↗ · OEM source checked
Gas / atmosphere — stated scopeArgon build environment; the family page describes vacuum purging.OEM ↗ · OEM source checked
Manufacturer positioningRenishaw presents the series as a platform spanning material development through volume production.OEM ↗ · OEM source checked

What still needs a supplier answer

Purchasing questionEvidence gap
All-in delivered machine priceCurrent quote required
Build time for your partNot verified for your geometry
Alloy and parametersConfirm the exact qualified combination
Application fitConfirm tolerances, finishing, inspection and local support

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