M3/M3 Max Printer
The M3 / M3 Max printer is a sophisticated tool for product designers, engineers, and manufacturers who need to produce quality parts consistently.
Compared to M1 and M2 Printers
M3 / M3 Max Cassette
Next-gen oxygen permeable optics (cassette window)
IR-Based Resin Heating
Prints RPU 130, and possible future materials that require heating, without additional hardware
Force Feedback
Printer adapts in real-time to respond to suction forces and resin flow
Self Installation & Relocation and Self-Serviceability
Light Bar
And auditory feedback for printer status
Touchscreen
More interactions available on the touchscreen and a more ergonomic location at eye level, avoiding resin drips on the screen
Compared to M1 and M2 Printers
Broader Design Space
Parts that M1/M2 printers may not have printed successfully may be printed on an M3 / M3 Max
- Greater impact for EPUs
- Example geometries improved:
- Unsupported overhangs
- Tall / high "aspect ratio" parts
- Beveled edges on platform
- Low adhesion parts (including some unvented cavities)
Accuracy Accuracy will vary depending on geometry and material.
- Less cross-build variability
- Less variation in general accuracy
- Less variation in production repeatability
More Consistent Surface Finish
- Less variance in the finish equates to a smoother feel and more consistent finish
All resins currently available for use with Carbon printers are validated for use in the M3 / M3 Max printer.