Capabilities
Metal Additive Manufacturing
Atlas Multi-nozzle MMJ Machine
The Atlas Multi-nozzle Molten Metal Jetting (MMJ) printer uses an eight-nozzle, drop-on-demand printhead to jet molten metal droplets with high precision, enabling high-throughput production of complex metal components while maintaining fine feature resolution for advanced manufacturing needs. IN THE NEWS
Hybrid Manufacturing Technologies AMBIT Laser DED Machine
The Hybrid Manufacturing Technologies AMBIT Laser DED machine combines laser-directed energy deposition (DED) with CNC machining, enabling the fabrication, repair, and modification of metal components by depositing material precisely where needed and machining features in a single integrated platform. LEARN MORE
Xerox ElemX Machine
The Xerox ElemX liquid metal printer produces metallic parts by jetting molten metal droplets from wire feedstock, enabling rapid, safer metal additive manufacturing without metal powders, debinding, or sintering, and supporting on-demand production of functional components. LEARN MORE
Markforged Metal X Machine
The Markforged Metal X fabricates metal parts from metal powder-filled filament, printing near-net-shape components that are subsequently debound and sintered into fully metallic structures, supporting research, rapid prototyping, tooling, and low-volume production of functional metal components. LEARN MORE
ADDiTEC FUSiON Laser PBF Machine
The ADDiTEC FUSiON Laser PBF machine fabricates high-density metal components by selectively melting metal powder with a precision laser, enabling production of complex geometries and fine features for research in aerospace, biomedical, energy, and advanced manufacturing applications. LEARN MORE
Composite Additive Manufacturing
Impossible Objects CBAM 25
The Impossible Objects CBAM 25 uses a sheet lamination process to combine carbon fiber or fiberglass sheets with high-performance thermoplastics, enabling production of high-strength, lightweight composite components and supporting the "world's fastest" industrial composite additive manufacturing speeds on the market. LEARN MORE
Voltera V-One PCB Printer
The Voltera V-One PCB Printer enables rapid in-house electronics prototyping by printing conductive traces, dispensing solder paste, drilling holes and vias for double-sided PCBs, and reflowing components, allowing researchers to manufacture and assemble functional printed circuit boards directly from digital designs without reliance on external PCB fabrication services. LEARN MORE
Markforged Mark 2
The Markforged Mark Two uses a dual-nozzle fused filament fabrication process to combine nylon-based polymers with continuous carbon fiber, fiberglass, or Kevlar reinforcement, producing lightweight, high-performance composite parts for functional prototyping and end-use applications. LEARN MORE
BotFactory SV2
The BotFactory SV2 fabricates printed circuit boards by depositing conductive and dielectric materials and dispensing conductive adhesives or solder paste, enabling rapid prototyping of fully functional PCBs in minutes. LEARN MORE
Ceramic Additive Manufacturing
Lithoz CeraFab L30 Machine
The Lithoz CeraFab L30 fabricates complex technical ceramic components by selectively photopolymerizing ceramic-filled slurries, followed by debinding and sintering to produce dense, high-performance parts with fine features and excellent material properties for biomedical, aerospace, energy, and advanced materials research. LEARN MORE
Polymer Additive Manufacturing & 3D Printing
Stratasys J750
The Stratasys J750 fabricates full-color, multi-material components by jetting and curing photopolymer droplets layer-by-layer, combining rigid, flexible, transparent, and multi-colored materials to produce highly realistic and functionally-graded prototypes with locally controlled mechanical properties, textures, and appearance. LEARN MORE
The Formlabs Form 4 (Open Materials Edition)
The Formlabs Form 4 (Open Materials) employs masked stereolithography (MSLA) to rapidly produce detailed polymer components, while its open-materials platform enables development and evaluation of novel photopolymer resins for advanced manufacturing, materials, and biomedical research. LEARN MORE
Hyrel 3D printer
The Hyrel 3D printer combines fused filament fabrication with interchangeable dispensing tools for conductive inks, photopolymers, gels, pastes, and other functional materials, enabling multi-material manufacturing, embedded electronics, sensor fabrication, and experimental materials research on a single platform. LEARN MORE
Titan Robotics Cronus
The Titan Robotics Cronus is a large-format extrusion printing system featuring five independent gantries that can print simultaneously, plus a pellet-extrusion toolhead for high-throughput fabrication of large polymer and composite parts using a wide range of engineering materials. LEARN MORE
Prusa XL (5-Head)
The Prusa XL (5-Head) is a large-format fused filament fabrication (FFF) system featuring five independent tool-changing printheads that enable multi-material and multi-color printing with minimal waste, supporting fabrication of complex polymer components using flexible, rigid, soluble-support, and engineering-grade materials in a single build. LEARN MORE
XYZprinting SLS Machine
The XYZprinting SLS Machine at the RIT AMPrint Center uses selective laser sintering to fabricate polymer components from powdered materials, selectively fusing nylon powder in a support-free powder-bed process to produce complex geometries with excellent mechanical properties for functional prototyping, end-use parts, and advanced manufacturing research. LEARN MORE
Formlabs Form 3L
The Formlabs Form 3L fabricates large, high-resolution polymer components using stereolithography (SLA), selectively curing liquid photopolymer resin with a laser to produce complex geometries and fine features for prototyping, biomedical, engineering, and advanced manufacturing research applications. LEARN MORE
Mosaic Element HT8
The Mosaic Element HT8 combines multi-material extrusion with a heated build chamber and high-temperature printhead, enabling fabrication of high-performance polymer and composite components from advanced materials such as PEEK, PEKK, and ULTEM™ for aerospace, biomedical, and industrial applications. LEARN MORE
Functional Printing
IDS NanoJet Aerosol Jet Printing (AJP) system
The IDS NanoJet Aerosol Jet Printing (AJP) system fabricates high-resolution electronic and functional material features by atomizing nanoparticle inks into an aerosol and focusing the mist through a fine nozzle, enabling direct-write deposition of conductive traces, sensors, and printed electronics with printed lines approaching 5 µm. LEARN MORE
nScrypt 3Dn Direct-Write Extrusion Machine
The nScrypt 3Dn Direct-Write Extrusion system fabricates multi-material structures by precisely dispensing functional inks and nanoparticle pastes through dual micro-extrusion printheads, enabling the direct-write manufacturing of ceramic, conductive, and other advanced material features for printed electronics, sensors, and engineered ceramic components. LEARN MORE