Pellet + FDM Hybrid 3D Printer 'Tumaker'

Under the theme of "Expanding the Use of 3D Printing," we propose advanced manufacturing solutions using 3D printers. Focusing particularly on the "Mold Solutions," we will showcase applications of molds created with Formlabs' latest 3D printer, the "Form 4 Series," in injection molding and vacuum forming, as well as notable examples of cutting molds combined with injection molding using the compact 5-axis machining center "MX220." We invite you to experience the latest in 3D manufacturing at our booth. ~ 28th Manufacturing World [Osaka] (7th Next Generation 3D Printer Exhibition) ~ [Organizer] RX Japan Co., Ltd. [Dates] October 1 (Wed) - October 3 (Fri), 2025 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM [Venue] Intex Osaka, Hall 2 Booth Number: 9-75 ● Notable exhibits will be featured in related products! *For more details, please refer to the related links below.

Pellets, which are often used for large-scale modeling, can also be used for desktop-sized modeling. Materials that cannot be converted into filament and research and development pellets can also be modeled. Furthermore, it is possible to change the head, allowing for two types of modeling with one machine by installing a filament head. [Features] - The print head uses a screw type and controls temperature at two points, allowing for uniform melting of materials and reliable feeding to the nozzle. - Equipped with a wear-resistant nozzle, it supports open materials, making it usable with filler materials as well. - The nozzle temperature can be raised to 300°C, and the table temperature can reach 100°C. - Adopting the IDEX method, two print heads operate independently. - A pellet feeder capable of holding up to 10 liters is available, enabling efficient long-duration modeling. - The modeling area is available in sizes of 300×300×250mm and 500×500×500mm. *For more details, please request a catalog or refer to the related information below.