NovoJet OPEN
An inkjet-based benchtop printer with the unique capability to combine high viscosity materials.
An inkjet-based benchtop printer with the unique capability to combine high viscosity materials.
This isn't merely a printer; it's a gateway to the uncharted territories of material exploration. With the NovoJet OPEN, researchers can unleash their creativity by experimenting with their own material combinations, pushing the boundaries of what's possible in 3D printing.
The NovoJet OPEN is a multi-material benchtop printer for application research and development. It enables research institutes and industrial labs to utilize ultra-high viscosity jetting technology. This system can combine up to 7 different materials in a single process, allowing for the exploration of diverse material combinations. Researchers also have the freedom and flexibility to adjust jetting and printing parameters for optimal results.
Print Volume | 210 mm (Y) x 210 mm (X) x 100 mm (Z) |
Machine Dimensions | 1060 mm (W), 700 mm (H), 660 mm (D) |
Repeatability | 0.02 mm |
Maximum Power Consumption | 2.4 kW |
Voltage | 100 – 120/200-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
Operating Conditions | Temperature 18 – 25 °C (64 – 77 °F); relative humidity 30 – 70% (non-condensing) |
Print Module | User-fillable print cartridges, integrated reservoir and heater. Material circulation and piezo driven inkjet printhead |
Material Compatibility | Oligomeric materials, solvent-based inks, water-based inks, and more |
UV Curing Module Wavelength | 365 nm and 395 nm |
Software | Proprietary build management software and printer control software |
Nozzle Count | 96 |
Rows of Nozzles | 1 |
Nozzle Diameter | 50 µm |
Nozzle Pitch | 1.27 mm |
Fluid Viscosity Range (Jetting temp) | 1 mPa•s – 250 mPa•s * ** *** |
Operation Temperature | Temperature 18 – 25 °C (64 – 77 °F); relative humidity 30 – 70% (non-condensing) |
Frequency | 8 kHz |
Flow Type | Back of nozzle high flow recirculation |
Surface Tension | 30-750 mN/m |
Nozzle Plate | Polyimide |
* actual jettability depends on other physical attributes of the fluids such as non-Newtonian behavior, stability of viscosity over time, elasticity, particle concentration, particle size distribution, particle agglomeration
** as measured in viscometer at jetting temperature (80 C max). The ink system may require significant time to stabilize temperature and flow in some circumstances
*** specification subject to change