| Build Volume | 190 x 190 x 196 mm |
| Marque | Makerbot |
| Type de Machine | 3D Printer |
| La technologie | Dépôt de filament en fusion (FDM) |
| Matériaux | PLA, ABS, Nylon, Bois, Résistance aux chocs, Extrêmement solide, Stabilité UV, Rubber (TPU), ABS-CF, Nylon-CF, PolyMax PLA, PETG-CF, ESD-Safe PETG, TPE SEBS 95A, DURABIO, PC-PBT |
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| Prix moyen | 5 249,00 $US |
Method Carbon Fiber Edition is an FDM 3D printer from Makerbot, a manufacturer of professional-oriented machines. This 3D printer is capable of creating strong parts from rough plastics and fiber-filled composites. With two extruders, it prints with composite and soluble supports at the same time.
Method series of 3D printers is oriented towards printing engineering grade plastics, fiber-filled composites and metal parts. In order to support a smooth process, the machine has a handful of features.
As everyone, who worked with anything other than PLA before knows, for printing tougher plastics it is essential to have stable temperatures in the printing area. Starting from ABS, stronger plastics tend to delaminate, warp, slide off and do all sorts of crazy things when temperatures change. In Method CF Edition not only do you have a fully enclosed and heated chamber but also a constant temperature control to ensure precise parts.
The machine supports printing with main material and soluble supports simultaneously. For complex parts in strong plastics you really want to have supports removed easily and flawlessly. Support extruder in this machine works with PVA supports, which dissolve in water.
Extruders in this printer are modular, tailored to different types of materials you may need (supports, composites, polymers, metals) and can be changed easily.
The printing and setup processes are simplified. Everything from assisted filament feeding to wireless process monitoring is in place to make sure the machine requires very little involvement.
