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    1. Formlabs Form 4L

      Formlabs Form 4L

      The Formlabs Form 4L is a high-speed, large-format masked SLA 3D printer, offering unmatched reliability and accuracy. With a vast range of materials and an easy, seamless workflow, it helps bring your biggest ideas to life faster than ever, delivering impressive part quality every time. Powered by Formlabs’ new Low Force Display™ Print Engine, the Form 4L uses ultra-high power LEDs, collimating lenses, optical filters, and a durable liquid crystal display to cure each layer of resin quickly and consistently, whether you're printing one part or many. Its precise print engine ensures tight tolerances, so every part matches your design specifications.

    2. Formlabs Form 4L

      Formlabs Form 4L

      Introducing Formlabs Form 4L, blazing fast large-format SLA printer that unlocks extreme speed, reliability, and print quality – at any scale. Together with the versatile Formlabs materials catalogue, Form 4L and unlock new opportunities for innovation, prototyping and production. Form 4L’s speed is driven by Formlabs’ new Low Force Display Print Engine, a powerful combination of ultra-high power LEDs, collimating lenses, optical filters, and a robust liquid crystal display. Together they cure each layer of resin rapidly – regardless of part size or quantity. With tight tolerances, parts printed in every resin on Form 4L will match your design parameters, every time. Technology: Low Force Display™ (LFD) Build volume: 35.3 × 19.6 × 35.0 cm | 13.9 x 7.7 x 13.8 in Layer thickness: 25 – 200 microns Maximum print speed: 80 mm/h

    3. Foundry Patterns

      Foundry Patterns

      Foundry patterns, a crucial component of the metal casting process, they are the blueprints that make it possible to produce complex and accurate metal components. According to recent research on the metal foundry market, it is projected to grow significantly in the coming years. Data2Patterns and Moulds offer the customer unsurpassed experience and quality in the design and manufacture of foundry patterns, for metal casting. Renovation of traditional patterns can also be undertaken by use of the latest materials either by hand or a combination of hand and machine. Core boxes for use on core blowing machines are constructed from a high-density material to prevent premature wear and can be vented to the foundry's specification. When a specific foundry practice is required, these are applied and recorded by procedural forms exclusively for that foundry.