In order to print in batches you need a fully reliable printer which can handle printing multiple parts at once.
You also need speed, part quality and correct material properties.
If you really want to print in BATCHES of 100s or 1000s of parts, think Figure 4 135.
FIG4 135 is our short-hand version of saying the 3DSystems Figure 4 135 DLP 3D Printer.
Figure 4 135 can print parts up to 135 x 75 x 165 mm. So it is ideal for item like electrical connectors, tubes, fittings, covers etc.
Figure 4 135 comes with 3D Print for advanced nesting on components. Load one part, NEST, print many.
Figure 4 135 resolution enables smooth surfaces and fine detail to be printed – equivalent to injection moulding part quality.
Figure 4 135 gives users the option of a manual pour resin tray or a 9Kg cartridge for automated printing and filling of the resin tray.
Figure 4 135 materials are amongst the most highly developed in the industry.
BATCH 3D PRINTING In order to print in batches you need a fully reliable printer which can handle printing multiple parts at once. You also
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