Jewelry 3D printer XFAB 2500HD
SLAindustrial

jewelry 3D printer
jewelry 3D printer
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Characteristics

Technology
SLA
Applications
industrial, for jewelry
X travel

180 mm
(7.09 in)

Y travel

180 mm
(7.09 in)

Layer thickness

Min.: 10 µm

Max.: 100 µm

Weight

31 kg
(68.34 lb)

Description

XFAB 2500HD is the perfect tool for professional applications in jewellery to produce models for direct casting and rubber moulding. It is provided with the proprietary software Nauta®+, that allows to modify supports, to alter the orientation and the position of objects for best 3D printing, thus maximizing the quality of surfaces. The printer features also the Fictor® software, that allows to manually customize the parameters of DWS materials based on the user’s know-how. XFAB 2500HD is addressed to small goldsmiths, designers and to those who need to produce a wide variety of models in high resolution, from solid to fine detailed models, for direct casting and rubber moulding. The smart cartridges for the XFAB series have been designed to ensure safety, a quick material change and the cutting of time for material filling and replacements. Thanks to the automatic extrusion mechanism, no manual intervention is required and risks of accidental leaks are eliminated. XFAB 2500HD works with professional grade materials like Fusia DC710, Fusia DC800 and Fusia DC900. The BlueEdge® laser developed in-house by DWS is accurate, precise and calibrated to obtain smooth surfaces requiring no further finishing. It is long lasting and needs no maintenance or adjustments. Main Features •Fast and precise stereolithographic printer •“Plug & Play” system •Material developed and produced by DWS •TTT System - Tank Translation Technology that reduces wear and tear of tanks

Catalogs

BROCHURE J
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