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Industrial 3D Printing of Metals, Ceramics and Polymers
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Learn more about lithographic 3D printing from Austria's leaders in Metal, Ceramic and polymer AM.
Industrial 3D printing has rapidly evolved into a complementary production technique alongside traditional manufacturing, covering applications from small series to large-scale production.
Among these technologies, a new generation of lithography-based additive manufacturing processes have emerged, opening the possibility to 3D print metals, ceramics, and polymers at an industrial level.
Three Austrian manufacturers - Incus, Lithoz and Cubicure, showcase how lithographic 3D printing technology enables the production of strong, highly precise and functional metal, ceramic and polymer components in various industrial fields.
Speaking at this event:
Incus GmbH
Incus GmbH is an Austrian engineering company founded in 2019 and a system provider for the unique Lithography-based Metal Manufacturing (LMM) technology. The novel 3D-printing process developed by Incus offers an economic method for prototyping and the small to mid-scale production of components in metal injection moulding (MIM) quality.
Lithoz GmbH
Lithoz is the world-leading technology provider for ceramic 3D printers and materials. Their innovative LCM technology, along with their wide range of durable, thermally resistant and even bioresorable ceramics, enables the rapid production of parts for a diverse number of industries.
Cubicure GmbH
Cubicure is a system provider for innovative photopolymer materials and industrial 3D-printing hardware. The technology portfolio is based on the revolutionary Hot Lithography process which allows the printing of high-performance polymers.
Industrial 3D printing has rapidly evolved into a complementary production technique alongside traditional manufacturing, covering applications from small series to large-scale production.
Among these technologies, a new generation of lithography-based additive manufacturing processes have emerged, opening the possibility to 3D print metals, ceramics, and polymers at an industrial level.
Three Austrian manufacturers - Incus, Lithoz and Cubicure, showcase how lithographic 3D printing technology enables the production of strong, highly precise and functional metal, ceramic and polymer components in various industrial fields.
Speaking at this event:
Incus GmbH
Incus GmbH is an Austrian engineering company founded in 2019 and a system provider for the unique Lithography-based Metal Manufacturing (LMM) technology. The novel 3D-printing process developed by Incus offers an economic method for prototyping and the small to mid-scale production of components in metal injection moulding (MIM) quality.
Lithoz GmbH
Lithoz is the world-leading technology provider for ceramic 3D printers and materials. Their innovative LCM technology, along with their wide range of durable, thermally resistant and even bioresorable ceramics, enables the rapid production of parts for a diverse number of industries.
Cubicure GmbH
Cubicure is a system provider for innovative photopolymer materials and industrial 3D-printing hardware. The technology portfolio is based on the revolutionary Hot Lithography process which allows the printing of high-performance polymers.
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