• Dedicated to R&D development, the C100 LAB opens opportunities to
• Develop materials with a low quantity of material
• Qualify design
• Print parts to show case
• User friendly
• Lab for free development
• Stereolithography laser
• Free link support technology
• Controlled quantity of printed ceramic slurry
• Accessible for persons with reduced mobility
• Start a printing run with only 60 mL of ceramic formulation
• Cartridge of 180 mL, 360 mL, 600 mL or 920 mL 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.
The feeding of the printing material is done by a printing material is fed into a cartridge which is simply filled at the beginning of the printing cycle. It is possible to re-fill the cartridge during the printing cycle.
3DCeram has a wide selection of ceramics developed for use with the C100 EASY printer.
The materials are able to obtain homogenous layers for maximum quality in final products. They guarantee a level of quality recognized by the most demanding industries.
3Dceram offers a catalogue of ceramics developed for specific needs
Zirconia : ZrO2, material with the very good mechanical properties cold. It is able to be colored for jewelry applications, it has excellent mechanical properties at high temperatures, weak thermal conductivity at room temperature, conductor in T> 1000°C, great hardness, good wear resistance.
Alumina : ZrO2, material with the very good mechanical properties cold. It is able to be colored for jewelry applications, it has excellent mechanical properties at high temperatures, weak thermal conductivity at room temperature, conductor in T> 1000°C, great hardness, good wear resistance.
Silicon Nitride (Si3N4) : Silicon nitride is among the hardest and most resistant technical ceramics. It has also highly resistant to thermal shocks, wear, and corrosion (liquid and gas). Some applications are in pump and valve components, semiconductors, among others.
