• Printer dedicated to research centers and universities for research and development
• Easy to use
• Optimized accessibility
• Stereolithography (Laser)
• Open parameters
• Printing with the right amount of ceramic
• Optimization of the printing precision elements (mechanical and optical)
• Accessible to people with reduced mobility
• 60 mL of ceramic is enough to start a print or 10 mL with the SAM (Small Amount of Material) option
• 180 mL, 360 mL, 600 mL and 920 mL cartridges available
Top-down stereolithography enables technology that can print without supports. The tray moves down as the part itself is built from the bottom-up. 3DCeram is able produce consistent parts with high precision and fine details.
Ceramic material feeding depends on the machine model: either via a cartridge filled before printing and refillable during the cycle, or through a pressurized tank.
Zirconia: Zirconium oxide ZrO2 is one of the materials with very good mechanical properties at cold temperatures and also at high temperatures. It also has a low thermal conductivity at room temperature.
Zirconia is a very good electrical conductor at T > 1000°C. It also has high hardness, good wear resistance, good chemical inertness and good resistance to metal attack. It can be coloured for jewellery applications. It is also a material that is being studied by 3D printing research centres, particularly in the dental field.
Alumina: Aluminium oxide Al2O3 is a base material used in many applications for technical ceramics. Alumina has properties that give it good mechanical strength at high temperatures and good conductivity.
Silicon nitride (Si3n4): Among the hardest and most resistant technical ceramics, it has a very high resistance to thermal shocks and wear but also to corrosion (liquid and gas). It is used in pump and valve components, semiconductors and other applications.
All our formulations are developed by our 3D PRO teams.
