ProX 950

Key Features of the ProX 950:

• Large Build Volume: The ProX 950 offers one of the largest build volumes in its class, allowing users to print substantial parts in one piece, reducing the need for assembly and enhancing structural integrity.
• High Precision: The printer uses advanced laser technology to achieve high levels of detail and tight tolerances, ensuring parts meet stringent quality standards.
• Exceptional Surface Quality: Produces smooth surfaces with minimal layer lines, which significantly reduces the need for post-print finishing processes.
• Fast Production Speeds: The ProX 950’s optimized laser system enables faster build speeds compared to other SLA printers, making it suitable for rapid prototyping and low-volume production.
• Material Flexibility: Compatible with a broad range of engineered photopolymer resins, the ProX 950 can simulate a variety of materials, including those with high strength, heat resistance, and flexibility.

Applications:

• Prototyping: The ProX 950 is used for creating accurate prototypes that closely replicate the appearance and function of final production parts.
• Tooling and Molding: The machine’s precision makes it ideal for producing master patterns and tooling for casting and injection molding processes.
• End-Use Parts: Due to its precision and surface finish, the ProX 950 is capable of producing parts that can be used in real-world applications, especially in cases where traditional manufacturing methods are not cost-effective or feasible.

Advantages:

• Efficiency: The combination of a large build volume and fast printing speeds results in a high throughput, making the ProX 950 suitable for meeting tight project deadlines.
• Consistency: The printer ensures repeatable quality across multiple builds, making it reliable for batch production.

Overall, the ProX 950 stands out as a powerful tool for industries that require high-quality, large-scale, and detailed 3D printed parts. Its robust capabilities and versatility make it a preferred choice for companies aiming to bridge the gap between prototyping and production.