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New affordable and fast full-color FDM 3D printer from OVE
OVE and Memjet have come together to offer a fast, full-color FDM 3D printer. The two companies, OVE, a Polish 3D printing startup and Memjet, a Californian provider of inkjet technology both leveraged their expertise for the creation of this…
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OVE and Memjet have come together to offer a fast, full-color FDM 3D printer. The two companies, OVE, a Polish 3D printing startup and Memjet, a Californian provider of inkjet technology both leveraged their expertise for the creation of this solution. The 3D printer is affordable, yet intended for professional use. The Polish startup designed and developed the A4 printer, combining their 3D printing technology with Memjet’s expertise in inkjet technology.
The OVE 3D printer is a modular system and comes in a kit to allow OEMs to integrate Memjet’s technology easily. Tomek Pluciennik, CEO of OVE explains: “We have a deep knowledge of the Memjet high speed single pass inkjet technology and the OEM kit will allow other additive manufacturers to integrate quickly and simply into their platform of choice and expand the market for affordable color 3D printing”.
The full-colour FDM 3D printer from OVE and Memjet | Credits: OVE
The 3D printer should enable the creation of high-quality, full-colour 3D parts that it can manufacture with several types of thermoplastics. The company has stated that it will work with other businesses to develop a greater range of compatible materials to allow new applications. In terms of software, you can expect an enrichment of 3D output, that easily adds notations and colors, by applying textures. The colouring process is said to take place at the same time as when the printhead deposits material. It has a working area of 210 x 300mm and can print up to 300mm in the Z axis.
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