ABS
ABS Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) is another common 3D printing material with popularity that rivals PLA. ABS’s structure contains a long
Industrial 3D printing is now affordable. The massive print volume starts at 30X larger than desktop 3D printers, at a fraction of the cost of industrial systems.
Print with thermoplastics that melt below 320ºC, Gigabot’s all-metal hot end opens the door to a wider variety of 3D printing materials, including both high-strength and heat-resistant plastic filaments.
Free from the constraints of product versioning, the Gigabot platform enables user upgrades and customization. No machine will fall behind with new features available as add-on packages.
Specs
Compatible Materials
Adds-On
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Technology
FFF
Build Volume
590 x 600 x 600 mm
Hot Ends
Compatible with hardened steel and mondo hot ends
Materials
Thermoplastics melting
below 320 ºC
Layer Resolution
0.4 mm nozzle: 100 - 300 micron
0.8 mm nozzle: 200 - 600 micron
Printing Speed
up to 100 mm/sec
Nozzle Diameter
0.4 or 0.8 mm
Filament Diameter
2.85 mm
Mechanical
Construction
Robust aluminum cartesian frame
Build Plate
1/2" cast aluminum - blanchard ground
Stepper Motor
NEMA 17
Software
File Transfer Method
Micro SD
Bot Control
Viki 2.0 LCD panel or connect computer via USB
Operating Systems
Mac, Windows and Linux
Upload File Type
G-code rendered from .stl
Printing Workflow
Simplify3D, Slic3r,
open source softwares
Electrical
Power
110/220 V
(975-2200 Watts)
50/60HZ
Extruder Temperature
Up to 320°C
Build Surface Temperature
Up to 115°C
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