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Maynard, Massachusetts, 01754
United States of America
978-637-2050 bmf3d.com
Industrial Micro-Precision 3D Printers
Boston Micro Fabrication is the world leader in micro-precision 3D printers utilizing Projection Micro Stereolithography (PµSL) technology. Many leading companies worldwide are adopting PµSL to 3D print true microstructures with ultra-high printing resolution (2µm~50µm) and printing tolerance (+/- 10µm ~ +/- 25µm).
Micro-precision 3D printing is the optimal manufacturing process for various use cases across a wide variety of industries. The combination of ultra-high resolution, accuracy, and precision allows for more intricate, exact, and replicable parts.
Boston Micro Fabrication Products
The P150 is BMF’s entry level micro-precision 3D printing system. With print resolution down to 25μm and a lower price point, it’s the perfect system for small, detailed parts that don’t need ultra-high resolution.
The 10μm series is the ideal solution for businesses and universities requiring ultra-high resolution, accuracy and precision in a desktop package.
The 2μm series is our highest resolution system, perfect for applications that require ultra-high resolution and tight tolerances. Compatible with a wide-range of materials, the 2μm series is the ultimate choice for prototyping parts that are true to CAD and look exactly like the finished product.
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Ultra-high Accuracy, Precision, and Resolution Micro 3D Printed Medical Device Manufacturing
Discover how the use of micro-precision 3D printing is aiding medical device producers to tackle two common issues through this white paper.
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The Importance of Machine Tolerance to Achieve Exacting Results in 3D Printing
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BMF had the opportunity to sit down with Quartisis, a micro-printing and machining company, that specializes in various aspects of the manufacturing process such as design, 3D printing, rapid prototyping, and expedited delivery of products.
The new capital infusion will support development of end-use products across life sciences, dental and electronics industries.
The pursuit of advanced robotics is motivated by the necessity for adaptable and configurable systems. Formerly, robots have been encumbered by stiff designs, curbing their suitability in frequently varying conditions. Yet, if robots can be modified and enhanced upon request,
Despite its advantages, minimal invasiveness in surgery is impeded by a lack of specialized instruments suitable for such detailed and delicate tasks. As a result, patients cannot take full advantage of the potential reduced recovery times, improved outcomes, and lower
In the world of robotics, 3D printing’s ability to print lightweight, complex shapes make it a natural fit for high-value, low-volume robot parts.
To learn how 3D printers are used in the world of electronic components, we interviewed Mr. Ryozo Koyama of Hirose Electric who led the introduction of the 3D printer.
Omnetics Connector Corporation is a miniature connector design and manufacturing company located in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Their popular Samples Lab provides customers with quick turn prototypes for design evaluation. One of their customers in the defense sector needed a fast solution
Boston Micro Fabrication microArch S350 3D printer is the newest addition to BMF's family of micro-photopolymer 3D printers.
One of the picks will be chosen as DE’s Editor’s Pick of the Week.
The microArch S350 combines high part quality with increased speed and throughput, BMF notes.
Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF), the pioneer in microscale 3D printing systems, today unveiled the microArch™ S350, the latest addition to its roster of industrial-grade micro-precision 3D printers. This next-generation version of BMF's 25µm resolution system offers the highest throughput in
Tessy Plastics utilizes high precision micro 3D printing to create prototypes faster, cheaper and even more accurately than before.
The BMF Research Institute is being formed to develop end-product ideas enabled by BMF's micro-3D printing platform.
Partnership to focus on development of next-gen antenna.
BMF's partnership with IPFL will position BMF to provide local print services support to serve demand for micro parts in the UK.
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