Multi-material prints

In: Practical Applications On: 30 marca 2020 Hit: 1189

A set of prints presenting the capabilities of the DUAL PRO head.

Multi-material prints made using a 3D printer

3D printing from two materials and mixing them is one of the hottest topics in the 3D printing industry, and multifunctional 3D printer has a lot to offer in this respect. ZMorph exceeds further boundaries of multi-material 3D printing, as exemplified by the presented objects that take full advantage of the capabilities of the DUAL PRO head.

Multi-material prints made using 3D printing technology

Designers chose the most demanding and imaginative models. They printed, among others: architectural models with transparent windows and facades imitating glass, which would not be possible using any other machine or technology. Soluble supports made of PVA made it possible to print a complex medical model and objects with moving parts. Topographic models were also created using color mixing and objects with images printed using the Image Mapping technique.

Multi-material prints created using a 3D printer

Multi-materiality opens up countless new possibilities for 3D printing applications. Colorful objects and prints with gradient bitmaps are a new quality compared to the traditional two-material printing offered by the competition. At the same time, the precision and quality of the DUAL PRO head enable ZMorph users to create complex, multi-material objects rich in details, using the widest range of market range of materials. And this is still only a fraction of the capabilities of the ZMorph multifunctional 3D printer.