Azul 3D launches POND 3D printer for supplies & utility improvement

Azul 3D has launched its POND additive manufacturing system for supplies and utility improvement.  

Based mostly on its Excessive Space Speedy Printing (HARP) expertise, the small-scale 3D printing system guarantees sooner materials and utility improvement. Its launch comes simply weeks after Azul 3D unveiled the OCEAN 3D printing system, which is the corporate’s largest and best machine thus far. 

Obtainable to pick companions, POND is a research-friendly instrument designed to speed up the identification, validation, and commercialisation of ‘disruptive functions alternatives.’ 

That includes a liquid-liquid print interface that allows steady printing and full thermal management, Azul 3D’s HARP expertise powers its suite of programs and is now accessible in a cost- and material-efficient type issue. Sustaining the complete 72um excessive decision and high-intensity mild projection system of the remainder of the Azul 3D portfolio, POND’s developed processes and supplies are stated to be ‘instantly scalable’ to manufacturing programs.

With PONDs already put in within the subject, Azul 3D says researchers are creating ‘new-to-industry capabilities’, with scientists at Sandia Nationwide Laboratories amongst these to have adopted the platform. These Sandia Nationwide Lab scientists are believed to be utilising the liquid-liquid interface to allow embedded electronics in printed parts, presenting a possibility for brand new ranges of integration and miniaturisation in shopper electronics and past.