May 6, 2022

Admatec Scales Up To Offer Ceramics 3D Printing Production Lines

Upscaling to Efficient Mass Customization and Serial Production

Ceramic Admatec 3D Printed Parts
Ceramic 3D Printed Parts from the Admaflex 3D Printer

In 2022, Nano Dimension introduced a new integrated debinding and sintering furnace for our Admaflex printers. The new furnace has an enlarged inner volume which dramatically increases the throughput and efficiency in technical ceramic 3D printing and post-processing.

Admaflex parts on a build platform
Ceramic 3D Printed Parts on a build platform

Why use the larger furnace for 3d printed ceramics?

Admaflex Part In Hand
Admaflex 3d printed parts with supports

With a maximum temperature of 1700°C and useful inner volume of 64 liters, the new furnace has almost 10 times the size of the compact integrated furnace, dramatically increasing the throughput and efficiency in technical ceramic 3D printing and postprocessing.

The new furnaces will allow you to go from CAD design to sintered, end-use part, in less than 7 days.

If you are interested in the Admaflex product line and our furnace options, please contact our sales team and we will walk you through each of our products in detail.

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