Lost-wax casting dedicated 3D printer
The Solidscape company's inkjet 3D wax printer system boasts the highest level of resolution and is ideal for modeling lost-wax casting wax. It demonstrates outstanding performance for samples of wax models used in lost-wax casting in the jewelry and dental fields, as well as models requiring fitting precision in industrial applications and prototypes. There is a proven track record of its introduction for trial production of industrial parts for mass production using lost-wax casting, as well as for medical research institutions.
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basic information
Power Supply 90-250VAC, 5A@230V Dimensions 558(W) x 495(D) x 419(H)mm (main unit only) Weight 36kg Modeling Area (XYZ) 152.4 x 152.4 x 101.6mm Recommended Installation Environment 16℃~24℃, Humidity 40%~60% Data Transfer Hi-Speed USB 2.0 or Ethernet File Format stl. slc. Layer Pitch 6.35~76.2μm (12 levels at 6.35μm pitch) Resolution X,Y-5000 x 5000 dpi, (197×197dpi/mm) Z-8000 dpi (accuracy ±0.0254mm in each X, Y, Z direction) Surface Finish 32-63 micro-inches (RMS) based on layer pitch
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Price range
P6
Applications/Examples of results
There is a proven track record of introducing this for the prototype of industrial parts produced in mass using lost-wax casting. By using this printer instead of molds, we were able to significantly reduce prototype costs and lead times.
Company information
Since its establishment in 1969, Tanabe Kenden Co., Ltd. has been active and continues to grow in two different fields: the electronic equipment sales department and the jewelry equipment department. Through flexible and agile initiatives, we have adapted to the needs of the times. We provide products and services that satisfy our customers in each field. We will continue to strive to ensure that our business with Tanabe Kenden is satisfactory for our valued customers.
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