Plastic Printing
Plastic Printing
3D printing involves taking a model and slicing into layers, then printing these layers on top of one another to recreate a 3D component. It’s an incredibly quick way to produce unique parts, or for small production runs, and is massively useful when wanting to quickly create prototypes. A variety of materials can be printed, such as polymers, metals and biological materials – however, desktop 3D printers tend to use plastics.
List of available equipment
TOOL MAKE AND MODEL
LOCATION
3D Printer, Apium M220
ANFF MATERIALS Wollongong
3D Printer, Bambu Lab X1-Carbon
ANFF SA
3D Printer, CadWorks Profluidics 285D
ANFF SA
3D printer, Figure 4
ANFF QLD UQ - AIBN
3D Printer, Form 3+
ANFF SA
3D Printer, FormLabs Form2
ANFF MATERIALS Wollongong
3D Printer, Markforged Mk.2
ANFF MATERIALS Wollongong
3D Printer, Markforged X7
ANFF MATERIALS Wollongong
3D Printer Multimaterial, Stratasys J826
ANFF VIC MCN
3D printer, Objet Connex 350
ANFF MATERIALS Wollongong
3D Printer, Projet MJP 2500Plus
ANFF QLD UQ - AIBN
3D Printer, Stratasys F370
ANFF MATERIALS Wollongong
3D Printer, Stratasys J735
ANFF SA
3D Printer, Stratasys J826
ANFF MATERIALS Wollongong
3D Printer, Ultimaker 2 Extended +
ANFF QLD UQ - AIBN
Polymer Printer, Stratasys
ANFF OPTOFAB Adelaide