Boston Micro Fabrication

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...

There’s a place for nano 3D printing in research applications, but micro 3D printing is more practical for parts like small electrical connectors, cardiovascular stents, microfluidic devices, and micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS).

Additive Manufacturing has been around for 30 years — used in prototyping and now moving into production, but the biggest value of AM comes from prototyping and production of parts that are difficult to manufacture using other more traditional methods.

In this paper, we will compare laser-based SLA, Digital Light Processing (DLP) and Projection Micro Stereolithography (PμSL) and how each compare with the below factors.

PμSL technology is ideal for electronics, medical devices, microfluidics, filtration, and microelectro-mechanical systems (MEMS).

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 (+...

Boston Micro Fabrication microArch S240 3D printer increases build volume, speed and material capacity compared to the company’s previous model.

A method called Projection Micro Stereolithography (PµSL) is emerging as a new technology to produce parts at a length scale suited to (micro) prototypes, patterns, tools, jigs/fixtures, and end-use parts.

One of the picks will be chosen as DE’s Editor’s Pick of the Week.

microArch empowers manufacturers to print high-value parts for prototyping or mass production at scale.

Global company in micro/nanoscale 3D printing uses cloud CAD for real-time collaboration with its industrial customers worldwide.