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★★★★★
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PROS:
- Huge build volume.
- Independent dual extrusion system.
- High-quality parts and functional prototypes are assured.
- Excellent print speed in batch production.
CONS:
- Difficult post-processing.
- The enclosed print chamber makes the printer susceptible to a lot of maintenance.
★★★★★
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PROS:
- Independent dual extrusion system.
- Passively heated build chamber.
- Enclosed body.
- Safety filter.
- Huge build volume.
CONS:
- Post-processing of the part or functional prototype manufactured on the printer is difficult than it is in an open-bodied 3D printer.
★★★★★
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PROS:
- Excellent in batch production.
- Produces high-quality parts and functional prototypes.
- Independent dual extrusion system.
- Huge print volume.
CONS:
- Difficulty in post-processing of parts and functional prototypes because of the enclosed build chamber.
★★★★★
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PROS:
- Printing in five different modes.
- A storage capacity that has no moisture.
- Huge build volume.
- High-quality parts and functional prototypes.
- HEPA as well as Carbon filter ensuring completely safe part or functional prototypes.
CONS:
- Enclosed chamber.
- Difficult post-processing.
★★★★★
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PROS:
- Works of different modes.
- Can produce parts with large build volumes.
- Wireless printing.
CONS:
- Closed print chambers are known for giving a difficult time to the user while post-processing.
★★★★★
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PROS:
- The printer is comprehensive yet simple calibration is magically possible.
- Sigma R 19's print performance is like no other in a similar price range.
- The modes duplication and mirror amplifies your productivity.
- The hotend level correction which is meant to be done mechanically is made easy by the manufacturer's edge in this printer's design.
- The printer does not require enough maintenance in the longer-term because it comes with guides and accessories to support you.
CONS:
- When it comes to filament, the printer is known to produce a lot of waste.
- You need a lot of adhesives while using the printer for the prints of the parts or functional prototype to stick to the print bed.
- Although the manufacturer boasts about the dual extrusion printing done by the printer, the reality is, it works slow.
- A scrap of the final part or functional prototype can escape into the display screen of the printer causing damage.
- During the printing process, the Sigma R19 is noisy.
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