Omnific 3D proudly announces the launch of the BGM-1000, a groundbreaking advancement in commercial additive manufacturing. Designed and manufactured in Britain, the BGM-1000 sets new standards in speed, precision and reliability for large-scale 3D printing solutions.
The BGM-1000 boasts an impressive print area exceeding 1.5 cubic meters, catering to industries requiring substantial build volumes without compromising on detail or accuracy. Utilising the latest advancements in motion control, this Fused Deposition Modelling printer achieves unparalleled throughput speeds of up to 3 meters per second, with peak mechanical speeds reaching 11 meters per second.
Key Features of the BGM-1000:
- Unmatched Speed: Leading its class, the BGM-1000 delivers maximum throughput, significantly reducing production times.
- Advanced Materials: A specially formulated range of filaments enhances interlayer bonding, ensuring robust and durable prints.
- Precision Motion Control: Incorporates cutting-edge motion control technologies for exceptional accuracy and consistency.
- Modular Design: Engineered for easy maintenance and swift integration of emerging technologies, minimizing downtime and maximizing productivity.
“The BGM-1000 is a testament to our commitment to accelerating the evolution of additive manufacturing,” said Kevin Modiri of Omnific 3D. “By combining speed, precision and modularity, we’ve developed a solution that addresses the critical needs of modern industries.”
Omnific 3D’s innovative approach positions the BGM-1000 as an ideal solution across various sectors, including but not limited to:
- Automotive: Facilitating rapid prototyping and the production of custom parts to expedite product development and testing;
- Aerospace: Enabling the creation of lightweight components that enhance fuel efficiency and overall performance; and
- Healthcare: Producing medical devices and prosthetics designed to improve patient care and outcomes.
The BGM-1000 is now available for order. For more information or to schedule a demonstration, please visit www.omnific3d.co.uk or contact Omnific 3D directly.
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