Review of the Makex M-One Pro 70 DLP Printer
Top 3D Shop presents an overview of the MakeX M-One Pro 70 photopolymer 3D printer , which uses DLP technology with a layer thickness of 5 microns.
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MakeX M-One Pro 70
Specifications
- Dimensions: 380 × 320 × 490 mm
- Weight: 8 kg
- Operating voltage: 110-240 V
- Operating temperature: 18-28 ° C
- Working capacity: 135 × 76 × 115/165 mm
- XY resolution: 70 µm
- Layer thickness: 5-150 microns
- Technology: DLP
- Communications: Wi-Fi, Internet & USB Drives
- Light source: Industrial HD UV-LED light generator
- MTBF: 50,000 hours
- Touch screen: 7 "
- Supported OS: Windows, Mac, Linux
- Software: X-Maker
- Price, rubles: 684 513 (approximate price, may vary, current on the website )
Description
MakeX M-One Pro 70 is part of the M-One DLP-printers line, consisting of five devices - models 30, 40, 50, 60 and 70. MakeX 3D printers are designed for both professional dentists and users working with jewelery products.
The developer is positioning this 3D printer as a tool for mass production. Quality construction and kinematics that meet industry standards ensure high quality and stability of printing.
The working volume of the Pro 70 model is 135 x 76 x 165 millimeters, the resolution along the X / Y axis is 70 microns. In this case, the developer claims a minimum layer thickness of 5 microns.
At the heart of a 3D printer is an ultraviolet projector MHD-1 of its own design, based on a Texas Instruments DLP chip.
Polymer illumination, as in many other 3D photopolymer printers, is carried out by means of ultraviolet radiation with a wavelength of 405 nanometers.
Printer management
To manage the printer and prepare models for printing, MakeX developed its own X-Maker software. Software can modify objects and automatically generate support.
Start printing, changing parameters, calibration and other settings of the 3D-printer are performed using the touch information display with a diagonal of 7 inches.
Materials for printing
MakeX offers their own photopolymer lineup as source materials, but it allows the use of resins of other brands - Fun To Do , FormLabs , Enivisiontec .
All models of the M-One Pro range are equipped with a Wi-Fi module and are able to work in wireless mode.
history of the company
MakeX was founded by a group of young engineers and designers from the Chinese city of Ningbo.
MakeX history began with a project on "Kickstarter."
Today there are about ten 3D printers in the company's lineup. MakeX continues to develop new models - one of its new Migo mobile FDM printers with an internet connection.
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