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CERES – Metal 3D printing with submicron resolution

CERES - Metal 3D printing with submicron resolution

Written by David

October 2, 2019

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The CERES system, developed by Exaddon AG, directly 3D prints metal under ambient conditions.

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The system builds complex structures with submicron resolution by additive manufacturing, opening new horizons in domains such as microelectronics, MEMS and surface functionalization.

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The metal printing process is voxel based. Voxels are defined as elementary 3D blocks. Stacked in a layer-by-layer sequence at defined coordinates, the voxels form the desired 2D or 3D geometry.

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Free-standing structures and 90° overhanging angles are feasible without support structures, bringing true design freedom. CERES – 3D printing system – key facts: Printing volume of metal up to 6’000’000 µm3 Chamber volume 100 x 70 x 60 mm Process speed up to 200 µm/s Positioning jitter XY ±10 nm & Z ±3 nm

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