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BMF Unveils microArch™ S350: The Highest Throughput Microscale 3D Printer

The New 25µm Resolution Printer Combines Part Quality and Speed for End-Part Production.

BMF Unveils microArch™ S350: The Highest Throughput Microscale 3D Printer

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By Boston Micro Fabrication  

November 8, 2022

The New 25µm Resolution Printer Combines Part Quality and Speed for End-Part Production

The microArch S350 is built upon BMF's patented Projection Micro Stereolithography (PµSL) technology, a technique that allows for rapid photopolymerization of layers of liquid polymer using a flash of UV light at micro-scale resolution.

With a larger build volume (100 x 100 x 50mm) and fewer projection zones to improve print speed, the printer can be used in the production environment or labs to print both micro-scale parts with high-resolution features or small parts requiring high accuracy or precision.

A new automated lateral membrane shift enables part easier part removal or integration with a robotic arm, resulting in increased automation and ease of use for end-part production. Additional capabilities include automated resin fill and adjustment, a laser displacement sensor, and an advanced roller that spreads layers at greater speed.

The microArch S350 is compatible with a growing portfolio of engineering and ceramic resins suitable for end-use parts, including two new materials being announced with today's launch:

  • BMF MED powered by 3D Systems - A rigid amber material for applications requiring biocompatibility, translucency and/or thermal resistance. It provides parts with crisp details, that can be sterilized and tested at high temperatures, over 100 °C.
  • LOCTITE 3D 3955 HDT280 FST - High-performance Halogen-free flame retardant UL94-V0 high modulus photopolymer resin. Printable at 60°C.

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Since BMF launched its microArch system globally in February 2020, more than 200 customer locations around the world have installed the company’s micro 3D printers for prototyping, research and development, and end-use production. Industries that are driven to miniaturize, such as electronics, optics/photonics, medical devices, microfluidics and life sciences, are finally able to take advantage of additive manufacturing and innovate in ways that were never before possible.

John Kawola, CEO of BMF:

“BMF has become the industry leader for printing small and micro-sized parts requiring high resolution, accuracy and precision in the 2µm and 10µm resolution spaces. Now, we’re bringing that experience to an even wider range of end-use applications at the 25µm level. While this printer is geared more toward industrial customers that need faster throughput, greater volume, and more automation, the result is still best-in-class part quality compared to other DLP platforms and we cannot wait to see what our customers accomplish with it.”

Heading to Formnext 2022? Visit BMF in Hall 11.1, Stand B38 to see the microArch S350 in action and see parts printed in BMF MED and LOCTITE 3955. The microArch S350, BMF MED and LOCTITE 3955 will be available to ship in Q1 2023.

To learn more about BMF’s growing portfolio of micro precision 3D printers and industrial materials, visit LANDING PAGE.

 

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