Demonstration of Capabilities

Run time 2:28 min

This short video demonstrates the main features and capabilities of the NanoOne 2PP printer. Take note of the speed and precision.

Application Examples

Here are some examples of the capabilities of the NanoOne 3D printer that demonstrate the size range of the parts that can be produced and the differing levels of geometric complexity.

Demonstration of Speed

Check out this real time demonstration of the NanoOne printing 121 structures each 4 µm x 4µm x 12 µm in only 30 seconds.

3D Printed Fused Silica Parts

Using a novel 3-step process, you can print fused silica components in the cm size range with micon scale features with the NanoOne. Featured here:

1. Fused silica ferrules with inner diameter of 126 µm matching the outer diameter of standard glass fibers. Such ferrules are generally used to mount and connect bare optical glass fibers. Due to the low and perfectly matched thermal expansion coefficient of the fused silica ferrule and optical glass fiber, UpQuartz is an ideal material for this application
2. Fused silica filter-element with 180 µm pores. The filter is 3.6 mm long and has an inner diameter of 875 µm. The device is equipped with a rim for mounting. The filter element has a high temperature resistance and can withstand extremely harsh chemical conditions, as it is made of fused silica glass
3. Eiffel Tower, directly printed from UpQuartz, showcasing the obtainable complexity as well as remarkable size that can be achieved with UpQuartz. The tower is 10 mm high and has intricate features that reach into the tens of micrometers range.