Your Formlabs Form 4 printer arrives ready to produce high-quality parts with minimal setup time. Join us below and follow the Formlabs Form 4 quick start guide steps to ensure optimal performance from your new SLA printer while avoiding common setup mistakes. Printers relevant to this guide: Formlabs Form 4
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The Formlabs Fuse 1+30W delivers industrial-grade SLS prints in a compact benchtop format with a build volume optimised for prototyping and production. You can print complex parts with no support at speeds up to 30% faster than competing SLS systems. Same-day parts with efficient chamber packing With the Formlabs Fuse
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All Bambu Lab printers (A1 Mini, A1, P1P, P1S, X1E, X1C, H2D) can print standard PETG and PETG HF for double the default print speeds. The X1C, X1E, and H2D also print PETG-CF (carbon fibre) out of the box with a hardended steel nozzle, and the A1 series and P1
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Formlabs Clear Resin produces transparent parts with minimal yellowing for visual prototypes, fluid flow testing, and optical applications. You can now choose between two versions of this popular material: Clear Resin V5 for Form 4 series printers and Clear Resin V4.1 for earlier models. Both versions deliver high-clarity parts with
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PETG combines strength, durability and ease of use for 3D printing projects. Glycol added to PET plastic modifies the material, improving its suitability for printing while keeping it accessible. You should consider it when looking for strong builds with fewer printing challenges. Top PETG products Check out these PETG formulations
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Markforged offers two distinctive high-performance ranges for composite printing with carbon fibre reinforcement capabilities. The FX20 serves organisations seeking larger production capacity with aerospace-grade materials, while the X7 targets workshops needing precision parts within space constraints. Both printers use Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) as their base technology and reinforce builds
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3D printing is an extraordinary manufacturing tool for rapid prototyping and iterative design, and it is cost-competitive with conventional manufacturing methods when you keep costs in check. The first step to reducing 3D printing costs is getting a great deal on hardware and supplies so that you have a baseline
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Bambu Lab unveiled its flagship H2D system on 25 March, marking a significant shift in personal manufacturing capabilities. The Bambu Lab H2D is an all-in-one desktop manufacturing system combining professional-grade 3D printing, laser cutting/engraving, and digital cutting/plotting with AI-enhanced sensors and multi-material capabilities, all within a single precision platform. Each
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A 3D scanner lets you capture an objects physical properties and reproduce them with your printer with precision you cannot achieve manually. Broken parts, intricate sculptures, devices, accessories, and anatomies (such as arms and legs) become digital blueprints to recreate and modify. Iteration and prototyping speed up as you start
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A silicone 3D printer can create patient-matched devices once deemed too complex or costly. Hospitals now turn digital scans into functional silicone parts within hours, cutting traditional manufacturing delays while improving anatomical fit. Variable-hardness, 3D-printable silicones (5-50 ShA) perfectly match different body tissues, from soft wound contacts to firm orthotic
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