Automatic production
iFactory3D introduces 3D assembly line printer One Pro
At this year's Formnext trade fair, the German start-up iFactory3D will be presenting its One Pro 3D assembly line printer, whose technology will automate additive manufacturing. The special feature of the printer: thanks to the built-in conveyor belt and remote control, objects can be printed in series around the clock without supervision.
The use of a conveyor belt instead of a rigid printing bed bridges the procedural gaps in additive manufacturing. As a result, the One Pro prints long objects of almost unlimited length and enables simultaneous, automated series production with minimal interaction between man and machine. Thanks to the 45° printing angle, less material is required and complex geometries can be printed without support structures - even hollow shapes are possible. The parts to be produced can thus have bionic features, be reinforced with resin, foam and fibres and have an optimized topology. In addition to the flexible application options, the One Pro offers further significant material savings: By producing only the items they need, companies can reduce their waste. As there are no tooling, set-up and personnel costs and the printer can produce individual objects quickly, costs are significantly lower than with injection molded models.
3D assembly line printers from iFactory3D help companies - from the automotive industry to mechanical engineering, medical technology and toolmaking - to close supply bottlenecks without additional personnel costs. The One Pro 3D assembly line printer is also aimed at SMEs, small businesses and start-ups in terms of investment costs.
Formnext: Hall 11.1, Stand D31
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