3D Color Printer Designed To Fit in Office
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May 1, 2007
By DE Editors
Z Corporation (Burlington, MA; zcorp.com) has announced the ZPrinter 450, its newest color 3D printer. The ZPrinter 450 is optimized for a front-office environment: It is quiet, uses safe build materials, and employs “negative pressure” and a closed loop system to contain airborne particles. Even when a model requires supports, the ZPrinter 450 produces no liquid waste to remove them, and the ZPrinter 450’s powder and binder cartridges cleanly load, keeping users away from the build materials.
The ZPrinter 450, says Z Corporation, introduces first-ever capabilities for a color 3D printer, such as automated setup and self-monitoring of materials and print status. The ZPrinter 450 uses a loose powder for model support structures and automatically removes that loose powder upon completion of the model without liquid baths. Additionally, the ZPrinter 450 has an integrated fine-powder removal chamber that reduces the footprint of the system.
The ZPrinter 450, says Z Corporation, introduces first-ever capabilities for a color 3D printer, such as automated setup and self-monitoring of materials and print status. The ZPrinter 450 uses a loose powder for model support structures and automatically removes that loose powder upon completion of the model without liquid baths. Additionally, the ZPrinter 450 has an integrated fine-powder removal chamber that reduces the footprint of the system.
The ZPrinter 450 produces color using a single tri-color printhead instead of multiple printheads. You can control the ZPrinter 450 from your desktop or a display panel on the printer itself. ZPrint software lets you monitor powder, binder, and ink levels from your desktop, and remotely read the machine’s LCD display. The ZPrinter 450 produces models and prototypes for a cost of about $3 per cubic inch, according to the company.
Price: $39,900. For complete details, visit zcorp.com.
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