The latest and largest ARBURG machine for additive manufacturing will be on display at Rapid.Tech 2023: the freeformer 750-3X. At 750 square centimetres, its build chamber is around 2.5 times larger than that of the freeformer 300-3X – with the same external dimensions. This enables it to produce larger functional components or to additively manufacture small batches industrially, including from soft materials and in hard/soft combinations.

To ARBURG Plastic Freeforming

The second exhibit is a LiQ5 for LSR processing. Thanks to its actively heatable build chamber, this 3D printer from innovatiQ is taking LAM (liquid additive manufacturing) technology another step forward in its development. This allows, for example, components for orthopaedics or technical seals to be printed with even greater process reliability. And in injection moulding quality, but without the use of an expensive mould.