Printer works with engineering-grade materials, makes high-precision parts
HT-5800 3D PrinterWorks' new fused-filament-fabrication 3-D printer is designed to make high-precision parts using engineering-grade materials. It features a high-temperature printing surface and an insulated build chamber. Its dual extruders allow users to print complex geometries with breakaway support structures. The printer's build plates can be changed easily and allow users to select the appropriate print surface for maximum part adhesion. The user interface includes tutorials for simple machine calibration and onboard Wi-Fi that enables network file sharing and remote printing. A wheeled cabinet, two days of training and one year of unlimited support are included in the purchase price.
What's new? The printer. The first large-scale printer from 3D PrinterWorks, it has a build volume of 18 inches by 18 inches by 18 inches.
Benefits Ease of use and consistent, quality parts. The HT-5800 has an automated system that calibrates the build surface before the start of every print, which ensures consistent quality and performance. Also, the controlled temperature of the insulated build chamber ensures part consistency, especially when printing engineering materials such as PEEK and polyetherimide.
3D PrinterWorks LLC, Youngstown, Ohio, 330-614-7176, www.3dprinterworks.com
