Casting 3D Printing
3D printing provides a competitive advantage to companies that adopt it for producing prototype patterns for casting. Starting from a digital CAD file, the prototype is 3D printed in a castable material, such as resin or wax, within a matter of hours. This pattern is then used to create the mould for casting the metal. Whether you require cost-effective, low-volume production, bridge tooling, or prototypes, 3D printing for metal casting consistently delivers high casting quality while offering multiple advantages.
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Affordable and versatile for low-volume production and fast prototyping, offering quality and accuracy with industrial-grade durability, service, and support.
3D Printing TechnologyFigure 4
Build Volume124.8 x 70.2 x 196 mm
Layer Height10 - 100 microns
Maximum Print SpeedUp to 100mm/hr
The MJP 300W Plus 3D Printer offers detailed wax pattern printing for jewelry, compatible with standard lost-wax casting processes. It emphasizes accuracy in design replication and operational efficiency for modern jewelry manufacturing. You can now disable the Verification Wall on full builds whenever additional space is needed. This new option allows you to maximize the build area while still maintaining print reliability. When turned OFF, it also reduces material waste by approximately 13g per average build.
3D Printing TechnologyMultiJet (MJP)
Build Volume309 x 211 x 144 mm (12.1 x 8.3 x 5.6 in)
Layer ThicknessQHD: 14.1 μm ZHD: 8 μm XHD: 16 μm
Maximum Print SpeedUp to a one-inch tall full build plate in 9.5 hours
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