Voxeljet

Industrial 3D printing with high-tech concrete

The Voxeljet logo projects from a rock formation with clearly visible undercuts Figure: Voxeljet
The Voxeljet logo projects from a rock formation with clearly visible undercuts
Figure: Voxeljet
The formwork for the 3D printed Voxeljet concrete company stone Figure: Voxeljet
The formwork for the 3D printed Voxeljet concrete company stone
Figure: Voxeljet
The letters were cast in the first processing step. They were coated with a release agent to fit better into the mold and to facilitate subsequent removal. Figure: Voxeljet
The letters were cast in the first processing step. They were coated with a release agent to fit better into the mold and to facilitate subsequent removal.
Figure: Voxeljet
The rear side of the CAD file for the Voxeljet logo Figure: Voxeljet
The rear side of the CAD file for the Voxeljet logo
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The 3D printing system VX4000 from Voxeljet: the largest continuous working area, with 4 x 2 x 1 m (L x W x H), for industrial 3D printing Figure: Voxeljet
The 3D printing system VX4000 from Voxeljet: the largest continuous working area, with 4 x 2 x 1 m (L x W x H), for industrial 3D printing
Figure: Voxeljet

Every day, 3D printing as additive manufacturing process conquers new fields of application in the most diverse industries. Until now, metal foundries have been the prime users of the processes offered by Voxeljet, one of the leading suppliers of 3D printing systems designed for industrial application.

This is because 3D printing enables the manufacture of highly complex forms and cores of sand with great precision and within the shortest time. Users can save complete process steps – for example, the construction of expensive forming tools – since all that is needed is a CAD file for the...

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Ressort:  PRECAST ELEMENT PRODUCTION | FERTIGTEILHERSTELLUNG
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