Admaflex 130
DLP 3D printer
Overview
Admaflex 130
Featuring the unique capability of 3D printing both advanced ceramics and metals on one system. This technology is ideal for the development and production of functional and aesthetical parts requiring complex geometries, high resolution, fine details, and smooth surface while benefiting from excellent material properties.
Feature
Patented feedstock system
The Admaflex 130 is designed to effectively handle materials with high viscosity, normally associated with ceramic slurries, enabling high reliability and printing speeds. This innovative system also enables efficient feedstock management by reusing the excess material. A very small amount of slurry is sufficient to start printing, which makes the system ideal for research and 3D printing of precious materials.
Benefits
- High throughput
- A clean workplace and no material waste
- Quick and easy material switch
- Working with a broad viscosity range
Feature
Modular concept
The Admaflex 130 printer is designed with a modular concept, to accommodate all future developments. You can also choose the resolution and building volume that meet your needs.
Benefits
- Custom to your needs and budget
- Access to future upgrades
- Best value for money
Feature
Open platform
The Admaflex 130 is an open system that provides full control of the printing process. The software features the ability to customize parameters, enabling layer-to-layer control before and during the printing process. It opens up the opportunity to use different materials, and the flexibility to develop new ones. A standard software feature is the “multi-part printing”, that enables you to control light exposure settings for each part and layer.
Benefits
- Research and development freedom
- Open to the use of your own and other materials
- Increased efficiency
Feature
Metal add-on
The Admaflex 130 3D printer has a patented feedstock system for printing metals and other heavy powders. The add-on overcomes the sagging problem of higher density materials. This puts the Admaflex 130 as the world's first DLP 3D printer to print metals.
Benefits
- Ceramic and metal printing on one machine
- Delivering metal products with full density and no residual stresses
- Providing aesthetical metal products with high resolution thanks to the DLP technology
Feature
In-process monitoring system add-on
The in-process quality monitoring is an excellent feature for full traceability of the printing process. These software and hardware
components monitor temperature, humidity and foil usage. It also has a dual-camera system for real-time video capture, and time-lapse recording. This enables the user, for example, to partially stop printing a defected product to allow the successful finalization of the remaining parts.
Benefits
- Receive warnings and pause the print automatically when a problem is detected
- Documented proof of the printing process
- Increased throughput
Admaflex 130 technical specifications
| Technology |
DLP |
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Printing build volume (X,Y,Z) |
96 x 54 x 110 mm | 3.78 x 2.13 x 4.33 inch (50 μm) |
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Printing build volume (X,Y,Z) |
90 x 56 x 110 mm | 3.54 x 2.20 x 4.33 inch (35 μm) |
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Layer thickness |
10 - 200 µm |
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Build speed |
Up to 300 layers per hour |
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Machine dimension (WxHxD) |
880 x 1760 x 575 mm | 34.65 x 69.29 x 22.64 inch |
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Weight |
ca. 300 kg | 660 lbs |
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Required working temperature |
22 +/- 2°C |
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Required working humidity |
< 40% |
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Connectivity |
Ethernet, USB |
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Power requirements |
110 / 230 V |
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File compatibility |
SLC, STL |
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Final product density |
Technical ceramics > 98.5% - 99.8%* |
Video
Introducing the Admaflex Technology
Process
From design to manufacturing
to form freedom of functional parts
Admatec supplies solutions for 3D printing, debinding and sintering, and provides training to help customers achieve the best results during each step of the process.
Customer testimonials
“Innovative approach for 3D printing of ceramics. Meant not only for academia but also for the production of small series. It also performs well on mid-size series for small parts. That cost-effectiveness makes the process suitable for more applications. That leads to more scale of the process as a whole, which will have a further positive impact on costs.”
Alex Hilgenberg
CEO at Hilgenberg-Ceramics GmbH und Co. KG
“The Admatec 3D printer has taken the investment casting prototype manufacturing to the next level. Its simplicity and ease of operation are unmatched compared to traditional pattern 3d printing.”
Jack Ziemba
CEO at Aristo Cast