The 200-3X and 300-3X Freeformers enable Arburg to cover a wide range of applications for the industrial additive manufacturing of functional parts from original materials.
In the area of its stand dedicated to medical technology at Formnext 2019, Arburg will be showcasing a freeformer 200-3X processing FDA-approved soft material and numerous sample parts.
Arburg’s Freeformer 200-3X and 300-3X are said to cover a wide range of industrial AM applications. While the Freeformer 200-3X is equipped with two nozzles as standard, the Freeformer 300-3X can process three components to produce complex functional components in resilient hard/soft combinations with support structures. The open system is said to be ideal for medical technology, as it can also be used to economically process biocompatible, resorbable and sterilisable FDA-approved original plastic granulates.
The Freeformer 200-3X is now equipped with the same single-piece nozzle system as its big brother. A comprehensive software update is also available.
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