VX1300 X: The move to additive mass production

voxeljet has developed the VX1300 X as part of our cooperation project ICP “Industrialization of Core Printing”. This 3D printer was designed for additive mass production that is unrivaled in terms of productivity and automation. A highly efficient process unit enables bi-directional coating and simultaneous printing of the construction panel. This enables the VX1300 X to achieve unprecedented short shift times and high output volumes.

The VX1300 X offers batch production with the highest flexibility and can be operated optionally with different material systems. With a fully automated finishing cell, the complex sand cores are prepared for metal casting and integrated into the existing casting process. The tool-less design of the sand cores enables variant changes at unrivalled speed. This is possible without time-consuming tool changes and production downtimes.

The VX1300 X always keeps itself and its production in view. This is because it is equipped as standard with redundant assemblies for process reliability. Should individual system components fail, the VX1300 X is able to avoid downtime by switching on the additional modules.

Time to market – Reduced development and production times in design and function bring your products to market much faster.

Geometric freedom – additive production removes the manufacturing limitations of conventional processes. Printable is what is constructively conceivable for products that are lighter, more efficient or simply go beyond the limits of what is currently possible.

Scaling – If larger components or higher quantities are required, you can easily transfer production within the voxeljet VX series to other, smaller or larger voxeljet VX series systems. voxeljet’s on-demand service is also an option at peak times to avoid production bottlenecks.