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Tractus3D releases its high-temperature modular 3D printer
Demand for advanced thermoplastic polymers such as PEEK, PEKK or PEI, compatible with 3D printing has never been as significant as today. Tractus3D leads the way as it was one of the first manufacturers that developed a high temperature PEEK…
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Demand for advanced thermoplastic polymers such as PEEK, PEKK or PEI, compatible with 3D printing has never been as significant as today. Tractus3D leads the way as it was one of the first manufacturers that developed a high temperature PEEK 3D printer years ago.
Tractus3D from the Netherlands is also known for their range of 3D printers capable of large scale (up to 2 meters high) 3D printing. In addition, the manufacturer recently presented its unique T850P printer. Their latest high temperature 3D printer is capable of printing with advanced thermoplastic polymers. Their aim is to respond to the professional needs of those in the industry. Furthermore, its singularity is that in addition to being compatible with the materials described above, it also showcases a Delta structure.
What are the technical specifications of the T850P?
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