3D printer offers large platform for mass manufacturing
The Hammer Pro40 3D printer from Incus GmbH, building on the principles of the Hammer Lab35 printing system, offers a platform that is six times larger to allow mass manufacturing. The larger build volume is realized by two moving or scrolling projectors instead of one stationary projector.
With a potential throughput of 700 cm³/hour and pixel pitch of 40 µm in X/Y, the 3D printer is engineered to manufacture large batches of intricate specialty parts. Surface roughness is 2 µm after sintering, eliminating the need for additional surface treatments like polishing or sandblasting. Green part strength is high to allow for automated handling.
Incus GmbH | www.incus3d.com
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