This Industrial-Grade 3D Printer Priorities User Safety
Rahul Kalvapalle — August 13, 2021 — Tech
Zmorph, a Poland-based company that specializes in 3D printing, fabrication and related software, has developed an intelligently designed industrial-grade 3D printer that is designed to offer a high degree of productivity without compromising on the safety of its operator.
While some 3D printers on the market appear to treat user safety as an afterthought or an added bonus, what sets the 'Zmorph i500' apart is the fact that it has safety baked into its operations and processes from the get-go. For example, this industrial-grade 3D printer is equipped with a special filament feeding system that makes it possible to detect jams before a printing job is launched. Elsewhere, the device's door has electronic locking to ensure total safety. Another safety feature includes a handy filtration mechanism to mitigate harmful particles released into the work area.
Available for $6,300, this 3D printer will appeal to additive manufacturing operations in search of a larger 3D printer that offers a high degree of accuracy, quality and operator safety.
Image Credit: Zmorph
While some 3D printers on the market appear to treat user safety as an afterthought or an added bonus, what sets the 'Zmorph i500' apart is the fact that it has safety baked into its operations and processes from the get-go. For example, this industrial-grade 3D printer is equipped with a special filament feeding system that makes it possible to detect jams before a printing job is launched. Elsewhere, the device's door has electronic locking to ensure total safety. Another safety feature includes a handy filtration mechanism to mitigate harmful particles released into the work area.
Available for $6,300, this 3D printer will appeal to additive manufacturing operations in search of a larger 3D printer that offers a high degree of accuracy, quality and operator safety.
Image Credit: Zmorph
Trend Themes
1. Proactive Safety Measures - Companies specializing in 3D printing can implement proactive safety measures and focus on user safety to differentiate themselves in the market.
2. Integrated Safety Systems - The integration of safety features into the design of industrial-grade equipment is a growing trend in the manufacturing industry.
3. Safety-focused 3D Printing - The development of 3D printers with built-in safety features that prioritize user safety will continue to gain popularity among additive manufacturing companies.
Industry Implications
1. Additive Manufacturing - Additive manufacturing companies can leverage safety-focused 3D printers to appeal to consumers and differentiate themselves in the market.
2. Industrial Equipment Manufacturing - The integration of safety features into the design of industrial-grade equipment presents an opportunity for companies to offer differentiated and safer products to consumers.
3. Environmental Safety and Health - Environmental safety and health companies can leverage innovative safety features integrated into industrial equipment to improve worker safety and reduce health risks associated with manufacturing processes.
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