05-22-2012: Objet released Objet30 Pro 3D printer
The system was offering a choice of seven different materials
On May 22, 2012 Objet - the creator of the super-precise, photopolymer PolyJet technology, presented at the RAPID 2012 Conference and Exposition in Atlanta, the new Objet30 Pro 3D printer, that offered 7 different resins, including for the first time on a desktop system, clear transparent and high temperature resistant materials.
With a small footprint and professional 28 micron 3D print quality, the Objet30 Pro was producing high quality prototypes with a choice of seven different materials and functional properties.
Those materials included: VeroClear - clear transparent material for simulating PMMA/glass, High temperature material for heat-resistant static functional testing, DurusWhite - polypropylene-like material for simulating snap-fit parts and four rigid, opaque materials for standard plastic simulation (Objet Vero Family in black, white, gray, and blue).
The 3D printer featured build tray size of 300 x 200 x 150mm. The Objet30 Pro was offered for $19,900 (excluding VAT, options, shipping and installation). The expanded material capabilities of the Objet30 Pro were also available as an upgrade for existing Objet30 or Objet Alaris30 customers.
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