3D Systems Figure 4 Modular

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Figure 4® Modular is a scalable, semi-automated 3D production solution that grows with your business, enabling capacity to meet your present and future needs, up to 10,000 parts per month, for unprecedented manufacturing agility. With expandable capacity up to 24 print engines, automated job management and queuing, automated material delivery, and centralized post-processing, Figure 4 Modular’s end-to-end digital manufacturing workflow is ideal for low to mid-volume production and bridge manufacturing. In addition, each printer can run different materials and different jobs as part of a single high throughput line serving a multitude of parts being produced.

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Features

Heated print bed
Heated build chamber
Automatic calibration
Closed frame
Dual extruder
Independent Dual Extruder
Full color
LCD screen
Touchscreen
On-board camera
Mobile app
Yes
3D scanners
CNC mill
Electronics 3D printing
Laser engraving
Conveyor belt
Air filter
Pellet extruder
USB
Wifi
Bluetooth
SD card
Ethernet
Yes
  • Semi-automated solution reduces labor
  • Ability to run different part geometries and materials in each print unit
  • Scalability enables lower initial system acquisition price
  • Rapidly expand capacity as demand increases
  • Layout flexibility
  • Six Sigma quality and repeatability
  • High throughput and productivity
  • Same day print and ship
  • Low total cost of operations
  • Accelerated time-to-market vs. traditional manufacturing
  • Eliminate tooling time and cost
  • Efficient design iteration

Type:
SLA, DLP

Materials:

  • Liquid resin

Build Volume

  • Metric: 124.8 x 70.2 x 346 mm
  • US: 4.9 x 2.8 x 13.6 in

The term Resin 3D printing is used for several additive manufacturing technologies that convert liquid photopolymers to solid objects on a layer by layer basis.

  • Stereolithography (SLA) was invented in 1983. This process uses the oldest type of 3D printers. It is known for its fast prototyping, ability to produce intricate models, patterns, prototypes and various production parts. This process converts liquid photopolymer resin (a special type of plastic) into solid 3D objects. This is accomplished by curing the resin with a laser, one layer at a time.
  • Digital Light Processing (DLP) is similar to stereolithography. It works with the same photopolymer. The biggest difference is the light source. DLP uses a more conventional light source, such as an arc lamp with a liquid crystal display panel. This is applied to the entire surface of the vat of photopolymer resin in a single pass, generally making it faster than SLA.
  • Non-contact membrane Figure 4 technology
  • Printable build volume (W x D x H): 124.8 x 70.2 x 346 mm (4.9 x 2.8 x 13.6 in)
  • Industry-leading 3D Sprint software for file preparation and production
  • Cloud connectivity for predictive and prompt service with 3D Connect
  • Production-grade materials
  • Scalable modular configurations
  • Automated material handling
  • Individual printer modules can be dedicated to individual materials
  • Centralized post-processing (cleaning, drying, curing)

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