Pixel pitch
Pixel count (x, y)
1600 x 2560 px
Printing volume (x, y, z)
56 x 89,6 x 120 mm
Print speed
Up to 200 layers/h
Each Hammer Lab35 machine is equipped with its own dashboard and independent database, which will track all printing jobs and machine parameters. Data from completed jobs can be exported, including machine state, uptime, print time and energy saving mode between print
Incus is further developing the software setup to view a history path of each job and view all changes made by layer group to better compare production batches and optimize printing parameters. Part of this development would be to allow direct export of data to the user’s network or ERP system and the possibility to send the report directly to the Incus Technical Service Team for diagnostic support.
Lithography-based Metal Manufacturing technology can be applied in a wide range of industries and applications with printed parts ranging from larger drill heads or mould cooling devices, down to fine luxury jewelry, tiny dental brackets or hinges for glasses.
The Hammer Lab35 delivers on the demanding requirements of medical and dental applications.
From custom jewelry to larger scale manufacturing, jewelers can rely on Incus Hammer Lab machines to create exclusive luxury pieces with freedom of design for a wide range of precious metals.
The Hammer Lab35 is ideal for producing small, high precision and high strength components with optimal performance and lower cost.
Shorter time-to-market, wide range of design options and lower production costs make 3D printing an efficient solution tooling fabrication.
The Incus technology offers precision, speed and flexibility, enabling easy production of sophisticated R&D equipment within days and fast design iterations.
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