New industrial 3D printer with 13 materials

IndPrint

Roboze has unveiled its new industrial 3D printer – the Roboze One+400 – featuring new innovative high thermoplastic materials for advanced applications.

The new printer aim to provide a solution for producing durable parts for extreme environment testing, including for metal replacement applications. Featuring high technical materials, it empowers professional users to break the boundaries of plastic additive manufacturing.

Based on the company’s ‘Beltless’ 3D printing technology for high tolerance of 50 microns, the One+400 has a new set of redesigned massive extruders, which is at the heart of the system.

This new printer has the ability to print Peek(polyetheretherketone), which is one of the highest performing semi-crystalline thermoplastics available today, PEI (Polyether Imide, also known as Ultem), which is widely used on professional and production 3D printers, Carbon-PA – reinforced Nylon-12 with 20% Carbon Fibre to achieve the chemical resistant of nylon and the mechanical properties of carbon fibre, and ABS-ESD – for Electrostatic Discharge Applications

‘As an innovative and visionary company, we always pay close attention to the current needs of the market, but above all we focus on the future needs,’ commented Alessio Lorusso, founder and CEO of Roboze. ‘We see large high technological companies looking for ways to implement 3D printing in their manufacturing processes. For this purpose, they must acquire new and powerful capabilities that will enable them to explore new applications. The latest GE move in acquiring metal printing capabilities has marked the acceleration of this race. Our new Industrial 3D printer aim to position our technology in the frontier of plastic additive manufacturing solutions. We look forward seeing how far our customers will stretch the capabilities of our cutting edge 3D printing technology.’