Rosatom announces Russian-Belarusian 3D printer project
The Russian company Rosatom, in collaboration with Belarus, has announced the development of the first integrated 3D printer of the "RusMelt 150M" type, using Russian and Belarusian components and Selective Laser Melting (SLM) technology. This printer responds to the Belarusian market demand and is aimed at industrial institutions, universities, and medical centers. It features a small build chamber size and low energy consumption, which help reduce costs and increase efficiency. Production of these printers is expected to be localized in Minsk by 2027, with improvements in the rapid production of small parts, shortening manufacturing times from weeks to days, and significantly lowering costs—especially in the medical implants and engineering sectors. The project reflects Rosatom's efforts to develop and localize additive manufacturing technologies in Russia and partner countries, enabling industries to produce precise components at affordable costs.
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