New Wiiboox LCD 215 SLA resin 3d printer 215*135*200mm - offers / swaps (drone, CNC, Ham radio etc)
Aughnacloy, County Tyrone
£550
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- 52 days ago
Description
I have two of these & can show the other one running
If the ad is still up then it's still for sale.
I'd prefer cash, but I might be tempted to swap for something of similar value e.g. DJI drone, CNC machine, gadgets (not phones) etc
The Wiiboox Light 215 is a large build-size industrial desktop mSLA (LCD type) 3D Printer.
* Build Size: 215*135*200mm
* Large 10,1" build size for faster production
* Well-constructed LED Array for perfect light distribution
* Works with most commercially available resins (405nm)
* Full metal construction, built for industrial use
* LCD Panel: 10.1" 2K
* XY Pixels: 2560 x 1600
* XY Resolution: 85 micron
* Z Resolution: Upto 10 micron
* XY spot size 0.0067㎜² layer thickness 0.025-0.1mm
* LED Array: Yes
* Print speed: 10-20mm/hour
* Construction: Industrial
:: Multi-consumables Compatibility And Multi-application Fields::
Toughness resin - Accurate size, low shrinkage, deformation resistance and durability are applied to industrial design verification and small batch production.
Dental mould resin - Low calorie, high hardness, for invisible orthodontics and other dental restoration programs.
DIY, artwork, Prototype model resin Smooth surface, high detail clarity and rich color.
Flexible resin - High flexibility and resilience It can be used in engineering design verification, wearing products and other experiential testing.
Ad ID: 1473699013
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