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PROS:
- Delivers quality output.
- Up to 10 times faster at half the cost.
- Delivers fine detail and dimensional accuracy.
- Lets you have accurate thermal control of every layer and enables predictive corrections voxel by voxel for optimal mechanical properties.
- Low cost per part and minimal powder wastage.
- Reduces cooling time which results in faster time to part and more parts ready within the same day.
- Enclosed unpacking and material collection system.
- Automated material mixing and loading systems.
CONS:
- This printing system demands a huge one-time investment which not everyone will be able to pay. And so the accessibility of this wonderful printing technology and the machine is still a huge question.
PROS:
- The 3D printing speed is fast.
- You get accurate 3D printing with fine detailing.
- For 3D printing a part you need no support structures.
- The quality of the part produced is high.
CONS:
- Initial printing investment is higher compared to others.
- You are not able to produce some curved, hollow geometries.
PROS:
- Printing with five different 3D printing materials.
- Post-processing of parts and functional prototypes is easy.
- High-class software solutions.
- Huge build volume.
- Good quality parts and functional prototypes.
CONS:
- The cost of this 3D printer is too high for any beginner to even think of paying it. Even if you are a 3D printing professional you have many other options to deliver a similar range of quality at a much lower price.
PROS:
- Automated mixing, sieving, and loading of material
- Plug and Play
- Fast cooling
- External storage tank
- Large build volume
CONS:
- Expensive
- Occupies large space
PROS:
- Accurate functional parts with intricate detailing.
- Complete coloring of parts is possible with voxel control.
- The speed of this 3D printing system is tremendous.
- You need no support material.
- It reduces waste.
CONS:
- Although the company claims it as a suitable 3D printer for offices as well as domestic use, you can hardly manage the complexities the printing systems bring to your place.
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