ColorFabb WAZER Standup Waterjet Cutting Machine
ColorFabb LW-ASA utilizes active foaming technology to achieve lightweight, low-density ASA parts. At 240°C LW-ASA will begin to foam and expand — this unique property allows users to experiment and fine-tune their print settings to achieve different results. Depending on flow rate, this material is capable of increasing its volume by nearly 2.5 times, meaning that parts can be printed with a reduced flow rate down to 40%.
Similar to regular ASA, LW-ASA features the same inherent UV stability and high-temperature resistance.
| Price: | $10,999.00 (with add-ons) |
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| Availability: | Allow 1-2 weeks for delivery |
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EXPAND YOUR PRINTING HORIZONS WITH COLORFABB LW-ASA
The key to mastering LW-ASA lies in understanding the effect exposure to heat has on its expansion properties. At 240°C LW-ASA will begin to foam and expand, by experimenting with decreasing the flow rate – that is increasing the amount of time it takes the filament to pass through the hot end and nozzle – the more this material will expand.
Experimenting with print settings such as temperature, flow rate, and speed will be required in order to fully take advantage of the expanding properties of LW-ASA.
APPLICATIONS:
ColorFabb’s LW-ASA can be used in a multitude of different applications; however, the most common use cases for this material is to either achieve lightweight printed parts or to rapidly prototype models by increasing layer heights.
Lightweight printing can be achieved at temperatures between 240° - 260°C, Flow speeds as low as 40%, and print speeds no faster than 50mm/s. When experimenting with these settings it is important to keep in mind that due to decreased flow rate the hotend may become prone to clogging as a result of material expansion.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
- Diameter Tolerance: ± 0.1 mm
- Density: 1.07g/cm3 (unfoamed), 0.43 g/cm3 (foamed, printed at 40% flowrate)
- Vicat Softening Temperature: 96° C
- Printing Temperature: 240 - 260° C
- Printing Speed: 30-50 mm/s
- Heated Bed: 90-100°C
- Cooling Fan: To reduce warping and best mechanical performance, it is recommended to use the least amount of cooling possible.
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Questions
How is the build plate on this? Can I take the build plate off and flex it to pop a print off? Does it still need glue, tape, spary to print on?
Its extruders are direct-drive, right?
Is this printer Open Source?
Does this printer have a filament break sensor?
What diameter filament does this printer use? I see a 1.75 mm version is listed in the accessories, but https://printingit3d.com/8-3d-printers-that-use-2-85mm-filament/ states that this product uses 2.85 mm filament.
What are the dimensions of the machine itself?
Does TAZ Pro Industrial have a ‘Loss of Power memory’ ? Does it return to where it stopped once the power comes back on ?
What is the max USB stick size (capacity)?
is it possible to get a comparative list of parts/ features etc that compares the pro with taz-6 and the new taz replacement (when it comes out) so we can see the similarities and differences
Is the MOARstruder print head compatible with the TAZ Pro?
Does this printer have mesh bed leveling?
It has 4 corner leveling like the Taz6. The bed is very rigid and mesh bed leveling is not required.