Description
$63,751,150,423.00
A large scale 3D printer with a heated chamber to print ASA, PET-G, ABS and more
Category: Printer
Description
Extreme 1500 HC
Industrial 3D Printer
Starting at:
69900
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A large scale 3D printer with a heated chamber to print ASA, PET-G, ABS and more
SolidXperts – Solidworks Partner, CAD Software, 3D Design Service / Builder 3D / Builder Extreme 1500 HC
With a heated chamber, get larger prints in an even wider choice of materials.
- A heated chamber makes the Builder 1500 HC (Heated Chamber) the ideal, large-scale 3D printer to print materials such as PET-G, ABS, ASA, PC, CF15, and more.
- It might be big, but it’s still quick! Get your designs into your hands (or your customer’s) even faster with a print speed of 200 mm/s and a maximum travel speed of 300 mm/s.
- Built with a real end-user in mind, the Builder 1500 HC comes with a 7-inch touchscreen display, automatic filament detection, and an uninterrupted power supply system that can restart printing after a power outage, making it easy to operate and maintain.
The Extreme 1500 HC Advantages
- The heated chamber is heated up to 70 degrees Celsius to make 3D printing of materials like ABS and ASA easier. The filaments are in a heated cabinet for optimal use.
- It’s got a HUGE…build volume. Iconic of the Builder Extreme range, the Builder Extreme 1500 HC has an impressive max build volume of 1100mm x 500mm x 820mm.
- A preheated build plate makes sure you’re ready to print as soon as the nozzle starts moving. Say goodbye to failed prints and ‘spaghetti monsters’, and get flawless large-scale 3D prints, every time.
- Thanks to a built-in filament detection system, your Builder Extreme 1500 HC will tell you when your filament spool runs out. If you run out of filament mid-print, your printer will let you know, and can even resume printing once you’ve changed the material spool!
- You get 3 ways to connect to your printer. Connect with wi-fi for a fast and easy flow from design to 3D print, connect directly to your Ethernet line, or plug in a USB for secure, direct printing.
Additional resources
With its endless possibilities, our Xperts are here to help you find the right combination of solutions that will enhance your product by allowing you to innovate, develop, and design without limits.
ABS
- ABS (Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene) is a thermoplastic 3D printing filament characterized by its reliability, stiffness, strength, and impact resistance. It also features higher dimensional stability and chemical resistance.
ASA
- ASA (Acrylic styrene-acrylonitrile) is an opaque thermoplastic 3D printing filament with similar mechanical properties to ABS but superior UV and weather resistance. Therefore, it is commonly used in outdoor applications which can retain their color and properties.
PETG
- PETG (Polyethylene terephthalate glycol-modified) is an industrial thermoplastic 3D printing filament with excellent chemical resistance. PETG is strong, durable, with good heat resistance, and easy to print.
PLA
- PLA (Polylactide) is a non-toxic, bio-based industrial thermoplastic that is 100% bio-degradable. It’s notable for being easy to print with, durable, and relatively strong, making it one of the most user-friendly 3D printing filaments available on the market.
PA (Polyamide, Nylon)
- Nylon or PA (Polyamide) is a widely applied engineering and industrial plastic due to its outstanding mechanical performance with good toughness, strength, and impact resistance. In addition, its low friction coefficient is ideal for ergonomic tools and moving parts.
Customer stories
The know-how of the SolidXperience optimization service has enabled LDV to achieve its productivity objectives, carry out large-scale projects and remain competitive against the competition.
Vincent Alie Design Director
Since implementing PDM, we have the foundation in place that we need to automate our processes, eliminate waste, and remove unnecessary costs.
Chip MontgomeryTeam Leader
Our success rate is so high because we’ve validated close correlation between the results we get from SOLIDWORKS Plastics Professional and actual production, using photoelastic and microscopic analysis tools to confirm the software’s simulation results.
Jeffrey NicollPresident
With SOLIDWORKS Electrical 3D, we’ve reduced BOM generation time from hours to minutes, and the BOM information that we output is more accurate.
Shawn EckhardtControls Engineer
From incoming part lots to in-process assembly inspections, SOLIDWORKS Inspection software helps us catch more unacceptable parts and eliminate assembly issues.
Mark GerhartConfiguration Manage
With the automation that we’ve achieved integrating SOLIDWORKS with our ERP system, our designers only have to worry about working on the design and getting that job done properly... It’s much easier to visualize and model these designs in SOLIDWORKS, and we’ve been able to automate fabrication by employing MBD techniques.
Anderson ViecelliOwner and Engineering Manager
SOLIDWORKS Composer software gives us the capability to automate the creation of renderings and exploded views, which further enhances our understanding of the project.
Gary HagerSenior Project Manager/Engineer
What really sold me on SOLIDWORKS Visualize software was the ‘glass’ quality—how real it makes glass bottles look. We do a lot with glass and plastics, and we need a tool that provides the most photorealistic images possible. With the other packages, the glass quality was really not there, so we chose to standardize on SOLIDWORKS Visualize.
Jenny DeMarco StaabSenior Industrial Engineer
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Additional information
Brand | Builder 3D |
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3D Printer Caracteristics | 3rd Party Materials, FDM |
Materials | PLA |