From computer to reality
The university's additive manufacturing laboratory offers students the opportunity to create three-dimensional prototypes directly from digital models. Additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing, makes it possible to build complex objects layer by layer based on digital designs.
With the lab equipment, students can create prototypes for their student projects, theses and other creative endeavors by turning their digital designs into physical models.
Purpose of lab and equipment
The Additive Manufacturing Laboratory offers a wide range of options for creating prototypes for student projects, theses and much more.
Lab equipment includes:
- 1x Ultimaker S5 (FDM printer with 2 print nozzles, installation space: 330mm x 240mm x 300mm)
- 2x Ultmaker 3 (FDM printer with 2 print nozzles, installation space: 215mm x 215mm x 200mm for single extrusion / 197mm x 215mm x 200mm for dual extrusion)
- 1x Keyence Agilista (multi-jet printer, installation space: 297mm x 210mm x 200mm)
