| Build Volume | 250 x 200 x 200 mm (10 x 8 x 8 in.) |
| Layer Resolution Low | 300 micron (0.011 in.) |
| Layer Resolution High | 50 micron (0.002 in.) |
| Nozzle Diameter | 0.4 mm |
| Marke | Sharebot |
| Maschinentyp | 3D Printer |
| Technologie | Schmelzschichtung (FDM) |
| Materialien | PLA, ABS, Nylon |
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| Durchschnittlicher Preis | 1.799,00 $ |
Sharebot NG, Next Generation, is a professional and economic 3D printer available from €1500. Sharebot NG is based on FFF (Fused Filament Fabrication) 3D printing technology.
The 3D printer is a working tool for professionals; it is a solid, Made in Italy and easy to use machine that can be used in many different working areas. This is the third generation 3D printers produced by Sharebot thanks its great experience and know-how and it is designed to be used by professionals looking for a great reliability printer.
Sharebot NG has an integrated heated printing plate with a 250x200x200 mm building area with a 0.04 mm nozzle: this features allow to work with different filaments like PLA-S (special PLA material developed by Sharebot, economic and easy to use), ABS-HF (a strong and professional-oriented ABS filament) and technical materials like Nylon-Carbon (charged with nylon and carbon, strong and resistant), TPU (a polyurethane, elastic and with memory form) and Poly.
Sharebot NG has an LCD screen dedicated to the printer operation management: once the SD card is inserted, the user can set up or modify any printing setting and mange the printing peocess thanks to the smart control knob.
The 3D printer is available in two model: mono or double extruder. The double extruder allows to print with two different materials on the same prototype, giving to the professional user the possibiliy to mix filament with different features. Sharebot Academy has a wide choice of 3D printing courses dedicated to learn all the Sharebot NG secrets so that the user can understand how to use the printer correctly.
Sharebot NG has the CE certification and it is Made in Italy.
