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From Idea to Application: How 3devo Accelerates Material Innovation with Filament Maker TWO
Since 2016, the Dutch company 3devo has been developing innovative solutions to accelerate the research, testing, and development of polymer materials. Known for its compact, all-in-one extrusion systems featuring a signature vertical extrusion design, the company offers machines
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Since 2016, the Dutch company 3devo has been developing innovative solutions to accelerate the research, testing, and development of polymer materials. Known for its compact, all-in-one extrusion systems featuring a signature vertical extrusion design, the company offers machines that create filaments from a wide range of materials, including virgin polymers, advanced compounds and recycled plastics, all while offering precise control over extrusion parameters. Recently, 3devo launched the Filament Maker TWO, a lab-ready extrusion system built for engineers, scientists, and R&D teams developing high-performance filaments in-house with precision, control, and minimal waste.
The Filament Maker TWO machine is a compact, desktop-sized extrusion system designed for in-house filament development. This space-efficient footprint makes it well-suited for research labs and innovation centers where bench space is limited. Unlike traditional industrial extruders, Filament Maker TWO allows users to produce small to medium-sized batches with high precision and control. The new system has been fully redesigned with upgraded hardware to enhance thermal stability, consistency and ease of use. Key improvements include advanced sensors, a removable screw for fast purging, simplified loading and maintenance, and real-time remote monitoring of key extrusion parameters.
The Filament Maker TWO
Key Features of the Filament Maker TWO
The Filament Maker TWO combines industrial-grade features with an accessible, lab-ready design, making it ideal for R&D teams, engineers, and material developers across academic, commercial, and government sectors. Its key capabilities include:
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