EnvisionTEC recently introduced the Vida cDLM 3D printer, the company’s second printer based on Continuous Digital Light Manufacturing (cDLM) technology.
cDLM technology allows for accurate, high-speed 3D printing with fewer supports, according to a press release. At 3.78 x 2.13 x 3.94 inches, the new Vida cDLM offers the same build envelope as the original Vida printer, but increases print speeds with continuous motion of the build platform in the Z axis. The printer also remains highly accurate, with an XY resolution of 50 microns and a Z resolution range of 25-150 microns, depending on the material.
The printer also reduces the need for supports, which allows for easier cleanup and 3D printing of castable partial frameworks with delicate clasps.
The Vida cDLM will have limited availability in the second quarter, with a full production launch to follow.
EnvisionTEC also recently launched E-Model, a new 3D printing material. The accurate, durable resin is well suited for creating models for thermoformed aligners, crown and bridge models. It also can be printed on the company’s large production 3D printers such as the Vector 3SP, which does not require consumable parts.
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