Evo3D
Desktop Freeform Injection Moulding Bundle
Bundle Includes:
- Resin Printer
- Wash and Cure Station
- FIM Wash
- 5kg Xmold
- Desktop Injection Mould Machine
- Free Virtual Training and Setup
Unlimited Material Options
With Freeform Injection Molding, you no longer have to compromise when selecting what materials to use in your prototyping process. xMOLD parts have been proven across the entire range of thermoplastics, from Polypropylene to PEEK, with fillers including glass and carbon fibers, ceramic and metal powders, and a range of other additives.
FIM = New Levels of Design Freedom
Freeform Injection Molding lets you manage undercuts and other complex part features with ease. Replace sliders, cores and other mechanical complications with soluble FIM molds and FIM elements for simpler mold designs and shorter lead times. Or break new design ground with products boasting impossible-to-mold features.
Print. Injection. Dissolve.
With free-form injection molding, you receive a tool-ready component in three short steps, which can be produced in an average of two days from CAD to injection-molded component.
This platform enables the production of high-precision injection moulds with tight tolerances and exceptional design flexibility, made possible through the use of unique dissolvable resins such as xMold. These resin-based industrial printers offer resolutions starting from 10 µm and achieve general tolerances between 10–80 µm on the final injection-moulded components.
Injection
Freeform injection moulds can be used with any standard injection moulding machine, supporting injection pressures of up to 2500 bar and maximum melt temperatures of 450°C. These moulds are compatible with a wide range of conventional materials, including composites, thermoplastics, thermoplastic elastomers (TPE), silicones (LSR), ceramics (CIM), and metals (MIM).
Dissolve
A key requirement for freeform injection moulding is the use of soluble injection moulds. Rather than using traditional demoulding techniques, each mould dissolves to release the final part. In this process, the filled mould is gently placed in an alkaline water solution for approximately 12 to 48 hours until fully dissolved.
