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Faster and Better Printing Results With Induction Hotend INo Trident
It’s often the little things that make a big difference. Applying this wisdom to 3D printing, the choice of the right 3D printer undoubtedly plays an important role in the quality of the printed parts, but it also depends on…
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It’s often the little things that make a big difference. Applying this wisdom to 3D printing, the choice of the right 3D printer undoubtedly plays an important role in the quality of the printed parts, but it also depends on its components. That is why Plasmics has always focused on the overall product in order to optimally serve its customers and their applications with its innovative 3D printing solutions. At the heart of the Plasmics DeltaS FDM printer are the extruder and the innovative INo Trident induction hotend. Both can also be purchased separately and are compatible with other 3D printers on the market.
Plasmic’s focus is on intelligent and user-friendly solutions that are geared towards customer requirements. Thanks to its low thermal mass, the INo Trident hotend makes it possible to switch from one temperature to another at lightning speed. Especially with foaming filaments and for predetermined breaking points – for example support structures – this option is a game changer.
The Plasmics FourRunner extruder
In order to serve the B2B market even better in the future, Plasmics has now revised its flagship INo Trident and the FourRunner extruder and is offering the solutions in new versions that are geared towards the needs of B2B customers.
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