Rosatom presented its RusMelt 150M metal 3D printer at the Innoprom Belarus industrial exhibition in Minsk on October 1. Developed by Rosatom’s fuel division, the machine uses selective laser melting. According to the company’s industry publication, its frame, motion components and main mechanical parts were made in Belarus, while the laser system, controls and software came from Russia.

The new model joins Rosatom’s series of SLM printers, which already includes the RusMelt 300M and 600M, and is designed for parts up to 150 millimetres. The company says the compact unit uses less gas, powder and energy, reducing equipment cost. The announcement said phased localisation of printer production at Minsk’s Additive Technologies Centre is planned for 2027 and the machine is available for pre-order in Belarus.