3d Printer Cubex

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has invested in the latest 3D printing technology for creating plastic prototypes. (Photo: Business Wire) As an extension of its design services for premium packaging, MPS recently installed the CubeX Duo 3D print system at its design studio in Scotland As an extension of its design services for premium packaging, MPS recently installed the CubeX Duo 3D print system at its design hours and eliminating the need for expensive test molds. 3D printing offers customers more freedom to explore design LAS VEGAS--Sight tracking sounds like a new PC interface we might actually use. And anything that helps push wireless charging forward will get our attention. But of all the still-developing technologies we saw at CES, it's the 3D Systems CubeX 3D printer 3D Systems launched a new 3D printer at the 2013 CES, which boasts “the largest print volume in its category,” according to an announcement from the firm. Called the CubeX, the printer is able to print an object “as big as a basketball,” says the 3D Systems has unveiled their next generation 3D printers in the for of the Cube and CubeX 3D printers which have now been tweaked and build on the original Cube 3D printer. The latest generation of Cube 3D printer are now 1.5X faster printing, as well CubeX, the latest 3D printer from 3D Systems (which is big enough to print a basketball) retails for under £2000. "iMakr aims at bringing the best in 3D printing to consumers, both online and offline, in its one-of-a-kind London store" says Sylvain .

Offering similar capabilities is the Cubex model, with the Cubex Trio (below) costing £2,384. All of the 3D Systems models are capable of printing using either PLA or ABS plastic, with the Duo models also able to handle nylon. All are also able to support RS Components last week showed off a number of the 3D printers in its line-up and the CubePro Duo and CubeX Trio. The third-generation Cube (below) supports simultaneous printing of two plastic colours, and can fabricate objects up to 152x152x152mm 3D Systems seemed to be the only 3D printing company out in force at CES, perhaps because it was at last years' that they debuted their Cube 3D Printer. This year they pulled the sheets off of not one, but two machines: Their updated Cube 2, a faster and .