Voxeljet Ag

Voxeljet Gmbh

Johannes Günther

Daniel Günther

Ingo Ederer

Ingo Gnüchtel

Andreas Dominik Hartmann

Florian Mögele

Christoph Scheck

Massimo Russo

Ingo GNÜCHTEL

Daniel GÜNTHER

The invention relates to a 3D printing method and, in particular, a device and a method for setting an overfeed.

Method and device for producing three- dimensional components with the aid of an overfeed sensor

A method for producing three-dimensional molded parts by means of layering, the moisture content of the build material mixture being able to be regulated.

Method for producing three-dimensional molded parts and regulating the moisture content in build material

Method and device for producing three-dimensional components with the aid of an overfeed sensor

The invention relates to a method for producing 3D components, particulate material being applied in layers to a building platform in a closed build space and printing fluid being selectively applied, and these steps being repeated until a three-dimensional component is obtained, the relative humidity or the relative solvent concentration in the atmosphere in the build space being set to a selected value, and/or the temperature in the build space being set to a selected temperature.

Method and device for 3D printing using temperature-controlled processing

The invention relates to a method and an apparatus for producing three-dimensional models by layering in a high-speed sintering process.

Method and device for producing 3D moulded parts by means of a layer construction technique

The present invention relates to a method for producing three-dimensional objects based on computer data by repeated application in layers of a medium containing particulate material and selective solidification of the medium, whereby a feedstock made of medium in a build space is provided and a layer application of the medium takes place on a surface of the feedstock bordering the build space at an angle &#x3b2; and a solidification according to computer data occurs by use of a solidification unit, characterized in that the feedstock is not moved during build-up of the object.

Method and device for producing three-dimensional models

The invention relates to a method for producing three-dimensional models by means of a layering technique, particulate build material being applied to a build space in a layer, and a binder fluid then being selectively applied to the build material, proceeding in layers, and these steps being repeated until the desired model is produced, a controlled air flow being conducted through the applied build material, as well as a device for carrying out the method and thus produced models.

3D printing method with rapid drying step

The present invention relates to a device for manufacture of three-dimensional models by means of a 3D printing process, whereby a spreader device is used to deposit particulate material in layers on a build platform and the particulate material flow, which occurs perpendicular to the spreading direction, is transferred into containers that are actively cleaned by sliders or brushes at the spreader device. It exploits the fact that particulate material that is moves dynamically can only bridge small height differences. The arrangement can be implemented in a space-saving manner beneath the spreading plane.

Device for producing three-dimensional models

The invention relates to a method for implementing layered construction of plastic models, whereby a first material is applied to a building platform and thereupon a second material is selectively applied and these two application steps are respectively repeated layer after layer until the desired model is obtained. The two materials form a solid body when a suitable mixture ratio is used. The first material includes a particle material and the second material is applied via a print head and contains N-vinylformamide.

Method for the layered construction of plastic models

The instant invention relates to a method for changing characteristics of a plastic component, wherein a medium is introduced into the plastic component, which encompasses a porosity and wherein the medium forms a homogenous compound with the plastic component by at least partially dissolving the plastic component.

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Augsburg, Germany

Johannes Günther