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Additive manufacturing processes are a great alternative to classical processing techniques and aim at a constructionally optimized and cost-effective production of components. 3D printing now includes a variety of technologies that can be used in different 3D printer versions. ViscoTec uses established dosing systems with the endless piston principle specifically for 3D printing of viscous fluids and pastes. And it creates new possibilities for printing 1-component viscous fluids and pastes.

The VX500 is a 3D printer for industrial applications that has been tried and tested many times over in practice. These machines can be found wherever there is a demand for the straightforward production of prototypes and models. Despite their compact dimensions, they captivate with the features of a high-performance printer, such as multi-jet print heads, integrated material handling and job boxes. The machine is very fast, easy to operate and permits cost-effective production of both individual parts and small series alike. Plastic can be used as the particulate material. The machine's build space measures 500 x 400 x 300 mm. The VX500's print head system can achieve a resolution of up to 600 dpi. The thickness of a layer applied in one cycle is 150 µm. In addition, the VX500 concept is resource-friendly: In plastic processes, the unprinted particulate material is recyclable.

– Volumetric printing system – Disposable caps with rotor and piston – For low to high viscosity biomaterials – Linear relation between dosing volume and rotation speed – Active suck-back prevents dripping or stringing of biomaterials – Precise start and end points – Low-maintenance and durable print heads – Easy integration into bioprinting machines – Driven by a 2-phase stepper motor – Luer-Lock connection for dispensing needles

The VX4000 is the world's biggest industrial 3D printing system for sand molds. It has a cohesive build space measuring 4,000 x 2,000 x 1,000 mm (LxWxH). This machine can be used to economically produce very large individual molds, a great many small series components or a combination of the two. With its uniquely large volume, the VX4000 maximizes productivity and flexibility. The unique and patented layering process was specially adapted for this printer. Instead of lowering the building platform during the printing process, the print head and coater are raised with each layer. As a result, the machine can bear the enormous weight of the building platform, which can be quickly exchanged via a rail—making it possible to print nearly continuously. Sand can be used as the particulate material. The VX4000's print head system can achieve a resolution of up to 300 dpi. A layer applied in one cycle is 300 µm thick.

The VX2000 is a 3D printer for industrial applications. It is a particularly good choice for cost-effectively producing large-format models from sand cores for prototyping. The VX2000 can also be used to economically manufacture small-series components. The machine is fast and easy to operate. The build space measures up to 2,000 x 1,000 x 1,000 mm. The VX2000's print head system can achieve a resolution of up to 300 dpi. A layer applied in one cycle is 300 µm thick.

The VX200 is the most compact 3D printer in the voxeljet portfolio. It weighs a mere 450 kilograms and, thanks to its dimensions of only 1,700 x 900 x 1,500 mm (LxWxH), the VX200 can be installed without problems in places where space is tight, such as research laboratories. The machine is very fast, easy to operate and permits the economical production of small prototypes and design pieces. Plastic and sand can be used as the particulate materials. The build space measures 300 x 200 x 150 mm. The VX200's print head system can achieve a resolution of up to 300 dpi. The thickness of a layer applied in one cycle is 150 µm for plastic and 300 µm for sand.

Industrial inkjet printers enable flexible, contactless and cost-effective marking of packaging, goods and pallets. They are suitable for various substrates and applications without disrupting the production process. Inkjet printers create the printed image by selectively releasing ink droplets and offer easy maintenance, a large distance between the print head and substrate, variable print content and flexible integration. Important selection criteria include production environment, size of print image, resolution, surface texture of the substrate, space and line speed. Matthews Marking Systems uses various inkjet printing processes and offers inks for porous and non-porous surfaces. The printers are suitable for many materials, including wood, plastic, metal, pallets, tires and corrugated cardboard. They can be adapted to individual space requirements and offer solutions for both dusty and clean production environments.

The piezo inkjet printer (PIJ) is an inkjet printer with a contactless printing process. This industrial marking and coding system is ideal for printing high-resolution text, graphics, barcodes and more on a variety of products and packaging materials. Compared to other brands, our piezo inkjet printer uses up to 35% less ink. The printheads are mainly used in industrial areas for marking secondary packaging (e.g. cartons, corrugated cardboard boxes and tray packs). However, our piezo inkjet printers also achieve excellent legibility on porous materials. By combining several print heads, it is possible to apply large-area markings and graphics. This ensures that your product information, logos and graphics are always presented in high quality and clear legibility. By replacing labeling systems or pre-printed cartons with a PIJ printer, you can reduce your production costs. Discover the outstanding print quality of our piezo inkjet printers and arrange a no-obligation test print.