3D Printers & AM Systems

NXE 400

Ultrafast Photopolymer Industrial 3D Printer

The NXE 400 photopolymer 3D printer boasts an unprecedented 16L build volume, delivering unmatched speed and throughput without compromising on accuracy or repeatability. The NXE 400 industrial photopolymer printer features patented Lubricant Sublayer Photo-curing (LSPc®) technology, delivering accuracy and tolerances with a superior surface finish by turning SLA printing technology on its head.

Since desktop SLA printers are “inverted,” meaning they print upside down, they cure against a vat bottom or vat membrane. Care must be taken to peel the part away from the vat — typically a slow and delicate operation. LSPc technology leverages a self-lubricated, flexible membrane that resists sticking to both the printed part and the underlying LCD screen, which allows much faster printing speeds.

Meet all your unique industrial, R&D and manufacturing requirements using this ultrafast 3D printer which is completely modular in design with interchangeable parts, making it easy to upgrade technology and mitigate against obsolescence.




2.5x Larger Build Volume

Featuring 2.5x greater build volume (16L) compared to SLA and DLP-based technologies, the NXE 400 photopolymer 3D printer allows for much larger parts, higher part throughput, and ultimately lower part cost — all with higher-resolution pixels (76.5 µm) and isotropic prints.

6.5x Greater Print Speed

Nexa3D’s patented 3D printing LSPc process enables production speeds that are up to 6.5x faster than other 3D printers from the same class. Uniform exposure and process control also ensure production build speeds at the highest quality levels.

Broad Material Selection

NXE 400 industrial resin 3D printers are scalable to meet manufacturing demand, offering a wide range of materials to meet performance needs — including PP-Like, ABS-Like, and engineering-grade functional materials. Additionally, there are specialty materials tailored specifically for the production of high-temperature components.



NXE 400 Parameter
Build Volume : 10.8 x 6.1 x 15.7 inch (274 x 155 x 400 mm)
Max Resolution : 4K (3840 x 2160)
Pixel Pitch : 76.5 µm (0.0030 in)
Wavelength : 405 nm
Build Materials : UV Curable Plastics; xGPP-Translucent; XGPP-Grey; xPRO410; 3843-ABS-Black; xCE-Black; ABS-Black; xCE-White; xPP405-Black; xPP405-Clear; xPEEK147; x45-Natural; x45-Clear, x45-Black, xFLEX


Medical

Perhaps the most immediate and life-affirming industries currently benefiting from 3D printing are the medical industries. The most common application may be the use of a patient’s medical imaging data, such as a CT scan, to create a 3D-printed medical model.


Education

Education now finds a real meaning with the engineering practice and occupational skills training designed to build platform for innovative and efficient design. The process now provides student with the space for stimulating new originality and innovation, the design tools for transformation of concept sketch or real objects to 3D digital model, hardware support for getting 3D data from products, the intelligent manufacturing system that creates physical model from digital model quickly, and the manufacturing support for realizing small batch production of products.


Batch Manufacturing In Medical

Excellent Material Properties - Controlled microstructure, Better than cast, Compliant with applicable industry standards, Cost-Efficient Production, High productivity and Material recycling


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