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US-based start-up Micronics wants to make selective laser sintering (SLS) more accessible, so it's putting its bet on a Kickstarter launch to raise funds.
Preorders for the Mars 5 and Mars 5 Ultra will open June 24, although details regarding specs and pricing are, at the moment, scarce.
Users can choose from three subscription plans, including a forthcoming bundle packaging both resin and filament versions of the software with a "new product".
The Mars 5 Ultra is the more powerful of the two machines, although both arrive with features like resin shortage sensors and “high temperature protection.” Both machines get their debut at Rapid + TCT 2024.
The Flovv-e functions as both 3D printer and Reaction Injection Molding (RIM) machine, while the Flovv serves as a standalone RIM unit.
The M1 Ultra is capable of laser engraving, die-cutting, pen plotting, and inkjet printing, while the heat press can be used as a handheld, “mini,” or platform unit.
Billed as an “upgraded version of PETG Basic,” Bambu Lab claims PETG-HF can print faster than its now-discontinued PETG Basic filament, and results in less stringing and clumping.
The machine will launch July 21, and is touted as a slightly scaled-down version of the S1, with a full enclosure and claimed top speeds of 1,000 mm/s, and more.
With precise temperature control and wide material compatibility, get more from your leftover filament with the SUNLU Filament Connector FC01 (Sponsored Content)
The kit consists of 3D printed, metal, and stock components, and has the potential to reduce material costs by as much as 90%, its designer claims.
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