By using the upgrade, not only can users speed up the printing of parts with different resolution requirements but they can also combine the production of different parts in one print job. This feature allows for a significant reduction of printing time as well as substrate use, another step toward an automated 2PP 3D-printing process. The only prerequisite is that the material and the chosen objective remain the same. “The flexibility of combining print jobs results in a much better exploitation of the substrate as more space of it can be used,” says Hirner.
It also increases the flexibility in defining the workload of a NanoOne because more print jobs can be run overnight, at weekends, or during other out-of-office times.
“The unique features of our latest upgrade help to reduce this,” Hirner says. “By addressing more parameters individually and dynamically, it’s now possible to define the exact positions of stitching lines. Depending on the final structure, this allows for a smart integration of the seams into the design.”
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2PP 3D Printing: Tailored Software Reduces Stitching, Saves Time, Boosts Efficiency
Software upgrade released by UpNano compatible with all NanoOne printers
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