Ad­dit­ive man­u­fac­tur­ing

Two 3D printers are currently in use in the working group of Prof. Dr. Bremser. In addition to liquid resin research, they are also used for practical purposes - customised adaptations in the laboratory, exhibition objects and educational purposes.

Bambu Lab X1-Car­­bon with AMS

BambuLab X1-Carbon

This FDM printer has been in the working group since October 2023. It can be used to print multicoloured objects.

  • Acquisition: October 2023
  • Printing technology: FDM (fused deposition modelling)
  • Print volume: 25.6 × 25.6 × 25.6 cm³
  • CoreXY system
  • With connected AMS (Automatic Material System) for printing up to four colours.
  • Operation via micro SD card & touch display and via cloud (Bambu Studio (Windows, Mac), Bambu mobile phone (Android, Apple)) possible.

Technical details

  • Double automatic bed levelling
  • Lidar with 7 μm resolution
  • Spaghetti error detection
  • Vibration compensation and extrusion compensation
  • AI-inspired first layer
  • Hot-end: all-metal
  • Max. hot-end temperature: 300 °C
  • Filament diameter: 1.75 mm
  • Supported filaments: PLA, PETG, TPU, ABS, ASA, PVA, PET Ideal for PA, PC, carbon/glass fibre reinforced polymer
  • Max. heating bed temperature: 110 °C (@ 220 V)
  • Max. speed of the tool head: 5 m/s
  • Max. acceleration of the tool head: 20 m/s²
  • Flow rate: 320 mm³/s

Peo­­po­ly Moai

  • Acquisition: September 2019
  • Printing technique: SLA (stereolithography)
  • Printing area: 13 x 13 x 18 cm
  • Laser wavelength: 405 nm
  • Laser power: 150 mW
  • XY resolution: 70 µm
  • Z-resolution: 15 µm
  • Data transmission: SD card
  • Max. file size: 4 GB (FAT32)

Stu­dent work­shop Stu­dent­Lab3D

The Direct Manufacturing Research Center (DMRC) runs a student workshop called StudentLab3D. This is a facility dedicated to 3D printing and 3D scanning for all students and staff at the Paderborn University. The opening times, workshops, and more information can be found on their homepage: http://studentlab3d.de