Shafts & Axles
Worn journals, splines and functional surfaces on rotating components.
Selective restoration of worn or damaged metal components using laser metal deposition (DED/LMD) — without replacement procurement, with minimal downtime and at a fraction of the cost of new production.
Submit Project EnquiryFor expensive, large or hard-to-procure metal components, repair with additive manufacturing (DED/LMD) is often significantly more economical than new procurement — and much faster.
For high-value components, DED/LMD repair costs are typically 10–40% of the new procurement price — depending on component, damage pattern and material.
Repair in days or weeks instead of months for new procurement.
Selective material deposition only where needed — no damage to surrounding areas.
Metallurgical bonding of deposited material with base material — as good as new.
Worn journals, splines and functional surfaces on rotating components.
Blade tips, housing surfaces and sealing areas on turbines and compressors.
Damaged forming surfaces, edges and functional contours on injection and forming molds.
Sealing surfaces, seats and worn contact zones on industrial valves and fittings.
Large structural components with local damage, corrosion or wear.
Worn grippers, arms and special fixtures for industrial robots.
Describe your component, the type of damage and your production goal. Welding3D is the manufacturer-neutral platform for metal additive manufacturing — find qualified DED and LMD system providers, service providers and integrators for repair and cladding.
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