The PRz Racing Team decided to use elements printed on a 3D printer for their project. The task of Omni3D was to print an element that would be adapted to the requirements of racing cars. The inlet manifold is an element exposed to vibrations, high temperatures of approx. 100°C and chemicals.
3D printing allows you to quickly check the accuracy of the dimensions before ordering an expensive form for the production of the tool. Thanks to the Omni3D printer, the customer could try out the designed tool and apply corrections before ordering the production of the final product.
ABS, i.e. acrylonitrile butadiene and styrene, is a material that almost all of us have had a contact with. Car parts, machine elements and tool housings are made of ABS, but it is also used in the Electronics Home Appliances and the toy industry.
3D printing is not only limited to small parts and models that can be produced with desktop printers. The widespread use of this type of printers causes many people to believe that the dimensions of the printed elements are limited. The alternative turns out to be printing entirely. Some machines offer a very large print volume, which can reach even one cubic meter! This type of professional large-format 3D printer is presented by the industrial Omni3D printers.
Metal housing, accuracy, speed, build volume enabling the printing of smaller elements – these are only some of the features of desktop 3D printers Omni200 / 200 (CF) from Omni3D. Most importantly, their high quality is also accompanied by an attractive price.
