Rosatom Additive Technologies designs and manufactures 3D printers and their components, produces metal powders for 3D printing, develops
integrated software for additive systems, and offers 3D printing and additive manufacturing implementation services.
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Rosatom State Corporation won a grant from the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation to develop a 3D printer based on Selective Laser Melting (SLM) technology.
An experimental 3D printing machine, the MeltMaster 3D 550, was assembled at JSC CNIITMASH.
The project to develop a dual-laser 3D printer was approved.
Rusatom – Additive Technologies LLC was established.
A project was launched to develop a pilot industrial facility for producing metal alloy powders via gas atomization.
Prototype dual-laser 3D printer MeltMaster 550 was built at CNIITMASH, designed to print with two types of metal powders.
Two RusMelt 300M 3D printers were delivered to the Additive Technologies Center at JSC Moscow Polymetal Plant.
In Novouralsk, a project was launched to develop a new laboratory for producing metal powders via plasma atomization.
Several strategic documents were approved to advance additive manufacturing, including an investment program, a roadmap for implementing additive technologies at Rosatom enterprises, and a roadmap for developing new materials.
The first Additive Technologies Center was opened at the Moscow Polymetal Plant.
The Additive Technologies Center produced its first parts on a RusMelt 300M printer using locally manufactured metal powders.
The second Additive Technologies Center opened at NPO Centrotech LLC in Novouralsk.
That year, the largest additively manufactured part in Russia — a full-scale baffle segment for a VVER-TOI nuclear reactor, 1 m tall and over 700 kg — was produced using Direct Metal Deposition (DMD).
The third Additive Technologies Center was opened in Nizhny Novgorod at OKBM Afrikantov JSC.
