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The Objet1000–Large format 3D printer for industrial scale prototypes

By Leslie Langnau | November 27, 2012

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Objet Ltd., an innovation leader in 3D printing for rapid prototyping and additive manufacturing, launched the Objet1000, the company’s largest 3D printer to date. Featuring a 1000 x 800 x 500 mm (39 x 31 x 20 in.) wide-format build envelope, the Objet1000 is ideal for automotive, defense and aerospace, industrial machinery, consumer goods and household appliance sectors as well as high-end service bureaus that need to create industrial size, 1:1 scale prototypes.

 

Ideal for all-round fit, form and functional prototyping, the Objet1000 combines a large and convenient build platform with the advanced precision of inkjet 3D printing and Objet’s renowned Connex multi-material capability – all in a single machine.

According to Objet CEO David Reis, “As our largest ever 3D printing system, the Objet1000 takes advanced inkjet 3D printing technology to the next scale. The system enables our customers in a range of industries to quickly and effectively prototype anything at full size, 1:1 scale, from whole airplane and automobile assemblies to complete household appliances. The Objet1000 is the next step in the 3D printing revolution”.

“The Objet1000 saves manufacturers and designers from having to assemble prototypes from smaller-sized jigsaw pieces or from having to use various less effective or efficient solutions,” said Igal Zeitun, VP for Product Marketing and Consumables at Objet.

“Unlike comparable 3D printing systems, the Objet100 is just as good at printing 1:1 scale casings that can be drilled, assembled, and screwed together as it is at reproducing the precise look and feel of small, complexly assembled consumer products. The system is easy to use, can work for prolonged unattended periods, and requires only the minimal manpower to operate,” added Zeitun.

The Objet1000 system offers a wide choice of over 100 materials, enabling designers and engineers to simulate both standard and ABS-grade plastics. As with all Objet Connex 3D printers, the Objet1000 is also able to print up to 14 different material properties within a single model.

 

 

First shipments of the Objet1000 will be to select customers starting from Q2/2013. Wider availability is expected during H2/2013.

Objet1000 Summary of Benefits:

• Precise 3D printing of very large and very small, finely detailed 3D models

• Extremely large build envelope – 1000 x 800 x 500 mm (39 x 31 x 20 in.)

• Objet Connex multi-material 3D printing technology

• Wide range of usages and applications to meet Form, Fit & Functional verification needs

• Simulates standard & ABS-grade engineering plastics

• Exceptionally reliable with large resin cartridges

• Requires only small operating teams & unattended jobs

• Efficient cost of operation & fast ROI

• Ideal for automotive, aerospace & defense, consumer goods, household appliances, industrial machinery and specialist service bureaus

Objet Ltd.
www.objet.com

 

 

 

 

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Filed Under: 3D printing • additive manufacturing • stereolithography, Make Parts Fast
Tagged With: Objet
 

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