Titan Robotics launches New Atlas 3.6 3D Printer with 6 Feet Build Height
US-based manufacturer of large format 3D printersTitan Robotics, Ltd. has unveiled a new Atlas 3.6 3D Printer with 6 Feet Build Height as part of Formnext Connect.
The large system integrates art pellet extrusion technology and an actively heated enclosure, enabling customers to print large parts out of high-performance materials including CF-PEI, GF-PEKK, nylons, ABS and more. Its main features include then an actively heated chamber reaching 80C and several extrusion configuration options, including Dual Pellet and Hybrid Pellet + Filament.
Furthermore, flow rates range from 1 lbs to 30 lbs (0.45 kg to 14kg) per hour and prints speeds can top out at 30,000 mm per minute, reducing production time from days to hours.
“When several of Titan’s industrial customers began requesting larger custom Atlas machines to meet their production needs, Titan began innovating to provide a robust solution to meet that need,” said Titan Robotics Partner, Rahul Kasat. “With our team of engineers, manufacturing experts and our extensive experience in providing production additive manufacturing solutions, the development of the Atlas 3.6 further enables printing large parts at lower cost reliably using large-format industrial 3D printing. With this large build size, customers can now print large parts as is without worrying about slicing it in multiple sections for printing and trying to assemble it post-printing.”
The Atlas 3.6 would be a good candidate for applications in aerospace and defense, consumer appliances, foundry and more. Possible applications would range from large-format tooling, patterns and molds, to functional parts.
The Atlas 3.6 is immediately commercially available with extrusion configurations including Dual Pellet Extrusion, Hybrid Dual Pellet + Filament Extrusion, Hybrid Single Pellet + Filament Extrusion, and Single Pellet Extrusion. As a production additive manufacturing system, the Atlas 3.6 features an actively heated chamber, door safety interlocks and industrial CNC control system with closed loop servos on all axes.
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