Inkbit brings new levels of accuracy to thermoset 3D printing materials with its advanced production technology

Medford MA - May 9, 2022 - At this year's RAPID + TCT event, Inkbit will display its range of high-performance thermoset plastics offering exceptional longevity and stability to meet real-world demand. Moving away from the materials used by most photopolymer AM systems, Inkbit materials are acrylate-free, delivering a step-change improvement in chemical and UV resistance and opening doors to high-performance material development in the future.

The team behind ‘3D Printing powered by Vision-Controlled Jetting (VCJ)', which unlocks production scale AM, will be on hand to explain how their innovative solutions can open new possibilities across myriad applications. Visitors can also learn more when Greg Ellson, Director of Product and Applications at Inkbit, leads a Tech Hub session on ‘Using Vision-Controlled Jetting for Next-Generation Industrial Automation Equipment' at 10:30am on Tuesday 17th May.
"We're delighted to participate at RAPID + TCT where the pioneers of Additive Manufacturing come together to drive our sector forward. At Inkbit we are focused on creating technologies that push the boundaries of what is possible in manufacturing. Our Vista AM System, in combination with our range of thermoset materials, offers a level of robustness and reliability to match the requirements of volume manufacturing. Our technology enables the use of additive manufacturing in demanding applications such as industrial automation, fluid handling, robotics and wearables," says Davide Marini, Co-founder and CEO at Inkbit.
Performance and durability at the forefront of delivering solutions for real-world use
The new material chemistries developed by the Inkbit team provide the performance and durability required for demanding applications. The Inkbit booth aspires to be a popular destination for attendees looking for material innovation including:
• Rigid materials that allow consolidated assemblies with precise features and tolerances;
• Chemical and temperature resistant materials that can handle corrosive fluids; and
• Elastomers with an excellent soft-touch feel, well suited for skin contact applications, seals, and grippers.
Using vision-based feedback control techniques and a material jetting design, the Inkbit Vista AM system combines dimensional accuracy, functional materials and low-labor post-processing - crucial elements for efficient, cost-effective, high-volume production. Equipped with a proprietary 3D scanning system that generates a topographical map of each layer after deposition, Inkbit Vista allows dynamic, real-time layer generation, ensuring that parts are generated with accuracy at speed.

About Inkbit
Inkbit is an additive manufacturing company located in Medford, Massachusetts. The Inkbit Vista system is designed for mass production of end-use polymer 3D printed parts. Incorporating a novel technology called Vision-Controlled Jetting (VCJ), Inkbit delivers high-resolution additive manufacturing, enabling users to produce parts with extreme dimensional accuracy and precision at high volume. Using high speed scanning, Inkbit delivers a material jetting platform with the throughput, precision, and materials required by the most demanding industrial applications. Learn more at inkbit3d.com.