Zortrax Inventure is a professional dual-extrusion 3D printer which can work as a short-series production device. While 3D printing was introduced back in the 1980s as a rapid prototyping technology, now it has reached a point where it can also work in manufacturing. LPD Plus technology we have developed for Zortrax Inventure allows for 3D

Zortrax Inventure is a dual-extrusion 3D printer that works with separate, water-soluble support filaments based on PolyVinyl Alcohol (PVA). Water can dissolve most of support structures left on the model once the 3D printing is done, so there is no need to remove them mechanically with pincers.While most of dual-extrusion 3D printers can do the

Zortrax Inventure is a dual-extrusion 3D printer we have designed for professional applications in various fields ranging from industrial design, through medicine, to engineering.Our goal was to build an affordable desktop machine with capabilities one could find almost exclusively in large industrial 3D printers costing hundreds of thousands of dollars: a dissolvable support system, heated chamber,

Michał Lisowski from Artful Dodgers Design studio is a prolific designer specializing in making architectural mock-ups, rapid prototyping and prop making. Zortrax M200 has a key role in his workshop providing a reliable solution for making both: test models and high-quality items for cosplayers. To showcase his skills, we are presenting the 3D printed cosplay

We have designed Zortrax HEPA Cover, a filtering device you can attach on top of Zortrax M200 and M200 Plus 3D printers, to solve three main issues with the 3D printing process. First, the device keeps the temperature inside the printing chamber stable to reduce warping of ABS-based materials. An electric fan is there to

One could be easily mistaken that modern special effects are mostly done on the computer screen. However, the market for practical effects and prop making is still alive and very much well and 3D printing is progressively a bigger part of it. More and more effects companies turn to additive manufacturing to start rapid prototyping

Leverpresso is a company that gathered over $130,000 on Kickstarter for their portable espresso maker back in November 2017. “Our crowdfunding campaign was so successful because we had a beautifully designed, functional product”, says Hyunsoo Kim, the Leverpesso’s founder and CEO. To cost-efficiently get his espresso maker to this stage of development, Kim used rapid

Z-SUITE goes wireless with its latest 2.5 version. Added support for our recently premiered Zortrax M200 Plus 3D printer with its extended connectivity is what makes the 2.5 one of our most important software releases this year.Moreover, we have introduced an option to see a cross section view of your models, and included Z-SEMIFLEX in

Duecinquanta, an Italian word for “250”, is a performance motorbike designed by Vins Motors, a company based in Maranello, Italy, founded by former Ferrari engineers. Carbon fiber chassis, innovative aerodynamics, and a revolutionary 2-stroke engine built from scratch specifically for this machine are but a few examples of what rapid prototyping can accomplish in automotive

In the world of fashion there’s always a place for those who think creatively and strive to challenge their designs and, more importantly, their production habits. In order to stay relevant you need to find new solutions, come up with bold ideas. Fundamentally speaking, creativity is born out of innovation, is it not? For Cambiamente