B9 Elite Micro 3D Printer for Medical, Industrial Microscale Applications
The B9 Elite Micro offers ultrahigh resolution, accuracy, precision and repeatability, pushing the boundaries of feature size capabilities at the scale and tolerances nearly meeting or exceeding micro injection molded parts.
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B9Creations’ ultraprecision B9 Elite Micro 3D printer platform delivers micro holes and thin wall thicknesses for parts, pushing the boundaries of feature size capabilities. It is said the printer enables users to 3D print geometries that would be impossible to create any other way, redefining additive’s place in the manufacturing ecosystem and fueling a new revolution spanning several medical and industrial applications.
The B9 Elite Micro offers ultrahigh resolution, accuracy, precision and repeatability, pushing the boundaries of feature size capabilities at the scale and tolerances, nearly meeting or exceeding micro injection molded parts. It offers native pixel size of 20 microns with microscale features such as wall thicknesses down to 30 microns and holes down to 100 microns, to deliver the most challenging micro parts at production quality.
The printer’s features include easy setup as it is out-of-the-box and printing in 15 minutes with factory startup assistance included and never requires recalibration. It also offers intelligent print preparation, management and monitoring software; and a streamlined workflow with automated cleaning and curing postprocessing units.
The system is open to B9Creations resins or third-party materials, or users can have B9Creations develop a custom resin. Its annual service package includes on-site training and installation, dedicated customer success specialist, hot swap program and more. The printer is also customizable by build volume, resolution and accuracy, materials, software, regulatory standards, application and even a B9 expert team.
- Read about B9Creations’ partnership with nanomaterial company Mechnano to expand its range of engineering photopolymer materials designed to take additive manufacturing into scaled production applications.
- Learn more about B9Creations’ customizable 3D printer platform, which is available in five configurations, all designed to deliver volume production and effective resolution.
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