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3D printing

Currently, there are many 3D printing methods that are completely different from each other and provide completely different possibilities of their use. The most popular types of printing today are FDM, i.e. thermoplastic material extruded through nozzles. MJP is a method of sputtering thin layers of light-cured photo polymer. CJP is gypsum powder colored from the CMYK palette, SLS is the fusing of thin layers of powder using a laser. DMLS is a variety of SLS, except that the powder is metallic and Binder Jetting, i.e. joining metallic or sand powders with a liquid binder. Dobot 3D printers available in our store use the FDM method.

Dobot Mooz

Dobot offers well-thought-out solutions that meet customer expectations. According to the manufacturer, assembling a Dobot 3D printer takes ten minutes due to its modular design. This allows you to easily transport the device or expand it with additional modules. Thanks to interchangeable parts and heads, Mooz models can be easily transformed into three different devices. The first mode with a single vertical axis is the most effective mode, the mode with dual axes is the most precise, and in the Delta 3D mode we have the option of multi-color printing.

Proven quality

Thanks to the use of linear guides and an industrial-class engine, Dobot 3D printers offer printing precision of up to 0.02 mm and control accuracy of up to 0.005 mm. The aluminum structure means not only a great design, but also operational stability and vibration reduction. The LCD display that looks like a smartphone allows for precise control over the project. Files are transferred via a USB cable, U-disk or Wi-Fi. Mooz models work with popular programs such as Cura, Printrun and Slic3r.

Dobot 3D printers - FAQ

3D printing involves creating a three-dimensional, physical object based on a computer design. Most often, the model is created in layers.

3D printing is used, among others, in industry, medicine, automotive, science and when creating works of art.

FDM ( fused deposition modeling ) is a 3D printing method from a thermoplastic material in the form of a filament , which is heated and extruded through a nozzle, layer by layer, creating a three-dimensional model.

People who make money from 3D printing create and sell, among others, figurines for board games, decorations, mock-ups, functional prototypes, parts for electronic devices and structural elements of various objects.