● At Formnext 2023, Lithoz will present the latest fascinating innovations in multimaterial 3D-printed parts
● These parts combine ceramics with metals or polymers and show different properties in one single functional part - available for visitors to touch and feel
● The CeraFab Multi 2M30 printer in its trade show world premiere appearance
● Broad showcase of this year’s most fascinating parts using Lithoz LCM technology – advancing serial production by Steinbach, Bosch Advanced Ceramics & Fraunhofer IKTS
● Special display of 3D-printed ceramic medical and dental applications such as HA, TCP and lithium disilicate
At the 2023 Formnext, Lithoz will present their latest innovations in multi-material 3D printing, with many fascinating multi-functional parts on display – all printed using the CeraFab Multi 2M30 that will have its world premiere appearance at a trade show. This powerful 3D printer is capable of combining different materials, such as ceramic with metal, ceramic with polymer or different ceramics, in one single functional part - and even within one single printed layer. In just one print run, entirely opposing material properties can be flexibly and functionally combined, including conductive and insulating properties, opening the door to the future of multi-material 3D printing and the entire ceramic industry.
These powerful multi-material parts will not only be on display, but also available for visitors to pick up and examine for a real ‘touch and feel’ experience. In a trade show world premiere, the CeraFab Multi 2M30 will also be on show for visitors to fully discover each and every powerful quality of this machine.
With the growing demand for ceramic 3D printing at an industrial scale being clear across industries, the success of Lithoz’s partners and technology in serial production will also be highlighted at the
Lithoz booth. A broad showcase of fascinating parts produced by users of Lithoz LCM technology, including Steinbach AG, Bosch Advanced Ceramics, Fraunhofer IKTS and many more, will highlight this year’s most successful achievements using the scalable LCM process and prove the rapid growth of ceramic 3D printing for industrial use.
After the overwhelming interest in 3D-printed healthcare applications using technical ceramics at last year’s Formnext, Lithoz will showcase even more cutting-edge innovations in 2023. Alongside a range of perfectly natural-looking lithium disilicate dental restorations, a special display of bioresorbable ceramics, such as hydroxy apatite, tricalcium phosphate and multi-material medical parts combining both, will highlight the power of ceramics for a future where - through the fusion of ceramics and cutting-edge 3D printing technology - surgical precision and patient well-being are elevated to unprecedented heights.
Visit Lithoz at Stand D48, Hall 11.1.
