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Received a customer inquiry: What is the printing accuracy and success rate of your P10?
The customer is engaged in 3D printing services. Recently, he has expanded his business and started to print some high-precision statues for some customers. However, the printing accuracy of the customer's printer is not high enough, and the details of many sculptures are not printed clearly. At the same time, the printer often breaks the printed parts, wasting a lot of resins. Therefore, he wants to buy some 3D printers with high printing accuracy and a high success rate.
By chance, the customer saw the sculpture pictures printed by Magforms P10 and found that the details were printed very clearly. He became interested and contacted us immediately. We printed some samples according to the customer's requirements and sent them to him. Soon after, he decided to buy a P10.
A month later, we received another contact from the customer: "After receiving the P10, I put it into use and printed for a month without breaking any samples. The printing quality also maintained a consistently high level. So I decided to buy two more. Now, I am quite curious about what method you used to make the P10 have such high printing quality?"
"To ensure the printing accuracy and success rate of the P10, our engineers used self-developed array light source technology on the P10. They integrated and packaged multiple LCD lamp beads on the same metal substrate in a unique arrangement, and added industrial-grade projection lenses on top of them. This can reduce the divergence angle of the light source, enhance the light intensity, improve the uniformity of the light and the success rate of the printed parts. Meanwhile, it can also reduce the number of lamp beads required for the same printing area, thereby effectively overcoming the technical problems of the existing light source system, such as high cost, high power consumption, high heat generation, instability, and uneven light." I replied.
After hearing this, the customer sent me some thumbs-up emojis and said that if Magforms developed a new printer, inform him the first time.
