HSE 180
The HSE 180 series High Speed Extrusion 3D Printing Platform operates at a remarkable five to 15 times the speed of its competitors, aiming to revolutionize the manufacturing landscape. Featuring an X-Y stage equipped with linear servo motors, this advanced 3D printer addresses longstanding challenges in additive manufacturing, specifically tackling issues related to strength, speed, and scalability that have traditionally constrained the industry.
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HSE 180
Innovating the Additive Manufacturing Landscape
Traditionally, extrusion 3D printing methods such as FFF and FDM have been characterized by painstakingly slow processes, requiring hours for simple geometries and days for intricate designs.
Our HSE technology revolutionizes this by minimizing wasted movement through linear servo motors, boasting 1G acceleration, and a rapid 1 m/sec movement speed. This breakthrough enables manufacturers to achieve printing speeds five to 15 times faster than conventional FFF and FDM printers.
The synergy of our HSE technology and its extensive range of top-quality materials empowers manufacturers to scale 3D printing to match the efficiency of subtractive manufacturing, laying the foundation for the advancements of Industry 4.0.
Revolutionizing Extrusion 3D Printing: Hozzle™ Heated Nozzle Technology
Achieving high-speed extrusion of high-performance materials demands an exceptional nozzle. Hozzle™ is an integrated heating and temperature sensing unit that sets new benchmarks with temperatures soaring up to 550°C. Featuring a sapphire tip, the Hozzle heated nozzle empowers manufacturers to effortlessly extrude the most cutting-edge high-performance materials available in the market.
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High Speed Extrusion 3D Printer
With a 19.5 L build volume, and a print speed up to 24 vertical centimeters per hour, HSE 180 can fill out its entire build volume with prints in under two hours.
