3D System Visualization
Coming SoonPrecision metal 3D printing without contact
DRIP uses acoustic deposition to manipulate molten metal, enabling contact-free 3D printing of complex geometries. Our system combines a crucible, acoustic phased array, and heated copper bed to achieve a novel form of material processing.
This method overcomes the fundamental incompatibility between high temperature materials and traditional electromechanical components. Without high cost, specialty components and complex integration, motors, belt drives, and most electronics cease functioning before even reaching the desired 600-1200°C range. Our system is entirely static, so we can utilize low temp and low cost components through clever thermodynamic control.
Specification | Value |
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Cost | $19,139 |
Build Volume | 5×5×5 cm |
Build Rate | 1 cm³/hr |
Power (AC) | 11 kW |
Resolution | ±0.5 mm |
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