Expanding Capabilities at TriMech with the Stratasys Origin One

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The TriMech Advanced Manufacturing Services Team in Rocky Hill, CT., has been eagerly awaiting the brand new Stratasys Origin One 3D printer for quite some time, and the wait is finally over! The Origin One system is capable of achieving fantastic prototypes and end-use parts alike with near injection molded surface quality in materials that rival or even surpass the mechanical properties of the best options available throughout all additive technologies. • The Light Engine, an incredibly high-resolution 4k projector capable of printing features that are as fine as 50 microns wide, emits UV light precisely in the shape of the components on that specific layer, solidifying that geometry to the head or the previous layer for a period of time determined by the Origin One cloud-based web application. • With the head raised from the vat slightly, air is pumped back out from underneath the membrane, compressing it flat against the glass cover of the light engine. Currently, we only utilize tray heat, but heaters do exist inside of the machines today and will be turned on in future software updates as needed.

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TriMech
$50M to $100M
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$500M to $1B