Azul 3D has introduced the supply of its LAKE 3D printer to DuPont Electronics & Industrial.
The set up at DuPont’s Experimental Station in Wilmington, Delaware comes as the results of a year-long collaboration with the Skokie, Illinois-based 3D printing start-up which got here out of stealth mode again in 2020 following improvement of its high-area speedy printing (HARP) know-how at Northwestern College.
“The collaboration with DuPont has been extremely productive. The cargo of a LAKE printer to DuPont additional validates the commercial capabilities of Azul 3D’s know-how and supplies,” mentioned Cody Petersen, CEO of Azul 3D. “That is simply the beginning of our effort to totally remodel mass manufacturing within the polymer manufacturing house.”
Azul 3D’s HARP know-how is a resin-based course of that leverages ultraviolet gentle to supply vertical print speeds vertically as much as 18 inches per hour. The corporate says its LAKE 3D printer is designed for mass manufacturing purposes and has launched a variety of proprietary resins, together with one particularly for DuPont, which is believes will speed up the adoption of additive manufacturing in industrial and shopper areas.
“Azul 3D’s LAKE printer is a powerful growth to our capabilities on the DuPont Experimental Station,” mentioned Vere Archibald, web site chief, DuPont Experimental Station. “As we additional collaborate and start to discover business purposes, we’re already seeing how it may be a robust device for know-how improvement aligned to our goal of delivering important improvements to thrive.”Â
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