Additive

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Additive manufacturing, commonly known as 3D printing, is a fabrication process in which material is deposited layer by layer to create a three-dimensional object based on a digital design file.

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Stratasys F170

This printer offers a versatile selection of materials, including carbon fiber, thermoplastic polyurethane, and other engineering-grade thermoplastics. You’ll combine fast and easy material swaps, a generous build volume, and dependable print results to provide accurate, repeatable 3D printing suitable for the classroom or office when using the F170.

Mcor iris on cart

The Mcor IRIS is a type of 3D printer known for using paper as its build material instead of plastic, resin, or metal. It was produced by Mcor Technologies (an Irish company) and is part of a category called LAM (Laminated Additive Manufacturing).

Scara V4 3D printer robot with WIFI interface

The Scara V4 is the next-generation clay and cement 3D printer. The V4 prints with clay, paste-like, and cementitious materials. It has a much larger build volume than the Cartesian models, the added build space allows the machine to be dual-purpose and print in both clay and cementitious materials.

MakerBot Method X Carbon Fiber

The MakerBot Method X Carbon Fiber Edition is designed to 3D print with advanced materials, featuring a specialized composite extruder, dual performance extruders, dry-sealed material bays, 110°C circulated heated build chamber, wifi connectivity & 21 on-board sensors, remote monitoring & printing, seamless CAD integration, 5” full-color capacitive touch screen, and over 300,000 hours of reliability testing

Artec Spider Handheld 3D Scanner (Regional)

A handheld 3D scanner that uses blue-light technology to capture small-to-medium-sized objects with high-resolution and high-accuracy. used for applications like reverse engineering, quality inspection, and product design. Key features include up to \(0.05\) mm accuracy, the ability to capture texture and color, and temperature stabilization

BambuLabs X1-Carbon - FDM Printers

The Bambu Lab X1-Carbon is a high-speed FDM 3D printer known for its advanced automation features, enclosed chamber for printing engineering-grade materials, and optional multi-color capabilities via the Automatic Material System (AMS).

Markforged FX10 w/ metal and support

The Markforged FX10 is an industrial 3D printer capable of both metal and composite printing, featuring a modular system that allows users to quickly swap print engines

Markforged Mark II - Nylon / carbon printers Carbon FDM Printer DT

3D printer that uses Continuous Fiber Fabrication that creates parts with the strength of aluminum by reenforcing it with thermoplastics with carbon fiber, Kevlar, or fiberglass.

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