3D-printed tools are a popular and growing trend in the industry, especially in the mechanical and transportation sectors. From customized levers to torque wrenches and socket wrenches, 3D printing technology has opened up a world of possibilities that have overturned conventional manufacturing methods. While some 3D printing processes replace conventional manufacturing, 3D printed tools can improve conventional manufacturing processes.
There are two ways to use 3D printed tools that have been printed with XMOLD resin. You can quickly create mold halves that are compatible with thousands of commercially available injection molding materials, including high-performance reinforced materials. The ability to design, iterate and validate with the final production materials in hours rather than weeks is invaluable in any product development process.
In the world of 3D printing, speed is of the essence. Using the fastest 3D printers means that companies can manufacture products at impressive speeds, allowing for greater creativity and flexibility in design. However, the classic debate about speed and quality states that the higher the speed of 3D printing, the poorer the print quality. While this may be true for some, the fastest - and best - 3D printers on the market are optimized for speed and print quality.
Design guide for 3D printed injection molds. Freeform Injection Molding combines the freedom of 3D printing with the reliability and mechanical performance of conventional injection molding.
A technical overview of masked stereolithography (mSLA) and the development of Nexa3D's patented Lubricant Sublayer Photo-curing (LSPc®) process, which enables high printing speeds. We take a closer look at the evolution of the stereolithography process that eventually led to the invention of masked stereolithography and Lubricant Sublayer Photo-curing technology, a 3D printing process that is orders of magnitude faster than the original stereolithography process.
Design guide for 3D printed injection molds. Freeform Injection Molding combines the freedom of 3D printing with the reliability and mechanical performance of conventional injection molding.
The fastest industrial 3D printer In our 8-page Nexa3D product brochure you will find an overview of all important information about the Nexa3D 3D printers: Xip Pro and Xip Fill out our secure form to directly download the free brochure.
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2023 Material Guide for Ultra-Fast 3D Printing Updated June 2023. With xCERAMIC, xPEEK, xABS, xPP, and more. Introduction Learn more about the latest ultra-fast 3D printing materials in 2023. Which material can withstand the high heat and pressure required to produce 15,000 shots in a blow molding machine? Which resins [...]
Ultra-fast, industrial resin 3D printers for unmatched productivity
