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Nexa3D is a leading provider of ultrafast 3D printing solutions. Our photopolymer and thermoplastic range of industrial 3D printers offer unrivaled speed and throughput, superb surface finish, all on an open material platform. Our patented Lubricant Sublayer Photo-curing (LSPc) 3D printing process unlocks productivity gains by as much as 20x greater than those of conventional SLA or DLP processes. We offer a range of polymer solutions, spanning from a desktop resin 3D printer, industrial 3D printers, and a thermoplastic laser sintering solution for serial production.

Professional Resin 3D Printer
Resin 3D printer with 4.8L build volume, unmatched speed, and an open material platform.
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Industrial 3D Printer
16L build volume, intelligent build optimization, and patented LSPc technology delivering 6. 5x the speed.
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Industrial 3D Printer
Fast, affordable scalable prototyping and manufacturing without sacrificing accuracy.
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Photopolymer Dental 3D Printer
8.5L build volume, intelligent build optimization, and LSPc technology printing dental models in minutes.
Explore NXD 200Pro

Thermoplastic 3D Printer
Production-grade thermoplastic SLS system offering the highest throughput in its class.
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As a leading provider of ultrafast 3D printing solutions, our patented Lubricant Sublayer Photo-curing (LSPc) process delivers these benefits:

Exponentially greater throughput with 6.5x greater speed

Optimized supply chain with scalable on-demand manufacturing

Superb surface finish quality with minimal post processing required

Open material platform unlocking many manufacturing use cases

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“Our R&D Team is able to reduce time to obtain functional samples by as much 80%, and reduce tooling costs by as much as 90%. With the NXE 400Pro, we’re able to go from CAD to scale in just 48 hours.”

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Senior Manager of Global Packaging

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Gain 20x Productivity

Nexa3D reduces prototyping and production cycles from hours or days to mere minutes. The combination of our larger-format build area, print speed, and post-processing automation delivers up to 20x productivity gains, making our 3D printing process comparable only to injection molding — without existing supply chain complexities, extended lead-times, and the substantial costs typically associated with tooled plastics.

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Open Material Platform

We believe in the power of an abundant material ecosystem. That’s why we continue to partner with leading material providers to deliver a comprehensive range of high-impact functional materials that are tailored to your mechanical requirements and performance needs.

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We are dedicated to digitizing the world’s supply chain sustainably.

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Who We Are

We are a team of passionate additive manufacturing practitioners that are committed to digitizing the world’s supply chain sustainably.

We make the world’s fastest polymer 3D printers accessible to professionals and businesses of all sizes. Our groundbreaking technology is shattering traditional 3D printing productivity barriers and opening the aperture of additive materials.

Our printers take current additive manufacturing speeds from ‘dialup internet’ to ‘broadband’ printing and are capable of continuously printing at speeds of up to 8 liters per hour. This represents up to 20x productivity gains over all current state additive products and is comparable only to injection molding economics — existing supply chain complexities, extended lead-times and the substantial costs typically associated with tooled plastics.

Patented Technologies

We engineered from the ground up two new print engines that are designed for high speed production applications; Lubricant Sublayer Photo-curing (LSPc) for photoplastics print engine and Quantum Laser Sintering (QLS) print engine for thermoplastics.

Beyond our game-changing hardware innovations, we are coding the interplay between chemistry, process and speed at scale. Our Digital Twin Printing (DTP) software unlocks new material properties and assures process stability, higher yields and performance.

Our Material Partners

We believe the best way to propel the additive manufacturing industry forward is to work together with our material partners to innovate and develop a steady stream of high performance 3D printing materials. To democratize access to production polymers, we formed partnerships with world-class material suppliers including Henkel, BASF, and Keystone. Together we are unlocking the full potential of performance polymers that are addressing a broader range of industrial and medical prototyping and production use cases.

Taking Action on Sustainability

We are deeply committed to sustainability. We apply circular economy principles in every phase of our design and delivery process by rigorously measuring and improving on what matters: minimizing process waste, reducing energy consumption per part and working with our customers to reduce their overall carbon footprint. We partner with ForestNation, provider of products and services to help reforest the Earth and generate sustainable livelihoods in developing countries.

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Izhar Medalsy

Chief Technology Officer

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Dr. Kevin McAlea

Chief Operating Officer

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Nina Swienton

Chief Marketing Officer

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Michael Currie

Vice President, General Manager Desktop Business Unit

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A 3D-printed settlement will be built in the USA

March 15, 2021, 15:25 Technology

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In California, the world's first neighborhood will be built, consisting of houses that were created using a 3D printer. Experts believe that this technology has a lot of advantages and prospects, but there are also significant disadvantages regarding, in particular, communications. How the settlement, which was literally "printed out", will look like - in the material of Gazeta.Ru.

Construction company Mighty Buildings plans to solve housing crisis with robots and 3D printing technology, Business Insider reports . In the California city of Rancho Mirage, a settlement will be built entirely consisting of custom houses created on a 3D printer.

Mighty Buildings is far from the first company to take notice of this promising technology, but the area that will appear in Rancho Mirage is positioned by the developer as "the world's first residential complex of" printed "houses." The project will include 15 houses on an area of 20 thousand square meters. m. Its cost will be $15 million.

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“This will be the first realization of our vision for a future of residential construction that can be rolled out very quickly,” said Alexey Dubov, co-founder and COO of Mighty Buildings.

According to him, such houses will be more affordable than ordinary residential buildings.

Mighty Buildings houses will be created using the patented material Light Stone, which changes shape under the influence of ultraviolet radiation. In this way, prefabricated panels will be created that can be assembled on the spot - like a constructor. This construction method is fast, but not at the expense of the strength of the building being erected. 3D printing is helping Mighty Buildings cut construction costs by 40% while reducing waste by 9%, according to Sam Reuben, chief sustainability officer at the company.9%.

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3D-printed houses are indistinguishable from conventional houses made of concrete or brick and are not inferior to them in quality, the developer assures. The area of the building will be about 134 square meters. m., and each individual plot - 929 sq. m. Each house contains three bedrooms and two bathrooms. There will be a private swimming pool in the backyard. Also, all premises will receive a smart air and water quality control system.

These houses will be powered by solar panels installed on the roof, which can be supplemented with Tesla Powerwall batteries.

“Our project aims to minimize environmental impact and create smart and healthy homes for environmentally conscious buyers,” Mighty Buildings said in a press release.

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Construction of houses using 3D printers is already our reality, says Artem Deev, head of the analytical department at AMarkets. Such projects are being actively implemented not only in the USA, but also in China, India, European countries, and also in Russia.

“Technology has a lot of advantages – low cost of construction, reduction in the number of personnel to install such a house, speed of construction of objects, cleanliness at the construction site (houses are assembled on site), simplicity (it’s like a designer) and savings.

There are also disadvantages - significant initial costs for special equipment, since the printer can cost about $ 2-3 million. In addition, communications are carried out using old technologies.

But such construction of houses and entire settlements is the best way out when you need to quickly build a large amount of housing (for example, after natural disasters). Therefore, in the future, the technology will be actively developed, and the volume of such housing construction will grow, ”the expert believes.

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