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Mydea Offers Higher-Def 3D Printing

Objet Eden 333 said to provide high resolutions.

Objet Eden 333 said to provide high resolutions.

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The rapid prototyping technology provider Mydea Technologies (Orlando, FL) has acquired the Objet Geometries (Rehovot, Israel) Eden 333 3D Printer.

Rapid prototyping combines design, engineering, and manufacturing into a one-step process that produces 3D objects in a variety of plastics, resins, and metals.

“With the Eden’s Multi-Jet Modeling (MJM) process, we can provide highly detailed prototypes made in semi-clear, white, and other photopolymer resins,” said Michael Siemer, president and chief executive officer at Mydea. “Standard rapid prototyping builds in .004- to .010-inch layers, as compared to MJM, which builds in .0006 inches.

In addition, Mydea Technologies is now able to produce patterns directly for casting and molding projects.

For more information, visit mydeatechnologies.com.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.
 

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