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Anisoprint - PROM IS 500
Anisoprint PROM IS 500
Anisoprint - PROM IS 500
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Anisoprint – PROM IS 500

Manufacturer : Anisoprint
Sectors : Aerospace, Automotive, Education, Industry

The PROM IS 500 is Anisoprint large-format industrial machine. Easier, faster and cheaper manufacturing process with high-strength parts from continuous fiber reinforced composites.

Reference : AnisoprintPromIS500
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Large-format industrial machine

  • The PROM IS 500 is ANISOPRINT’s large-format industrial machine.

Thanks to its printing temperatures of up to 400 degrees, it can print high-quality matrix materials such as PEEK or PEI. Plastic matrices are reinforced with carbon or basalt fibers, making this printer a leader in the industrial composite printing market. With its print volume of 600 x 420 x 300 mm the PROM IS 500 allows for optimal quantities and printing qualities.

  • Printing technology : Composite Fiber Co-extrusion (CFC) ; Fused Filament Manufacturing (FFF)
  • Printing volume : 600 x 420 x 300 mm
  • Layer thickness : 60 m
  • Number of print heads : up to 4 (FFF and CFC type)
  • Nozzle diameter : 0.4 to 1.5 mm
  • Filament diameter : 1.75 mm
  • Compatible plastics : PLA, ABS, PETG, PA, TPU, PC, PEEK PEI
  • Compatible fibers : Anisoprint CCF 1.5k and CCF 3k (carbon fiber) ; Anisoprint CBF (Basalt fiber)

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Anisoprint, a Russian 3D printing company, is using its continuous fiber 3D printing technique to create reinforced plastic parts that are “15-20 times stronger and stiffer” than FDM printed parts.  Anisoprint CTO, Andrey Azarov says, “Our technology is another step towards the new industrial revolution, which will move us away…

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