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Quantica's latest print sample explores combining two functional properties in a single process with no post processing necessary.Here you see a sample print

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At Quantica, we understand these constraints all too well. Our state-of-the-art technology, powered by the innovative NovoJet™ printhead, breaks free from these constraints. By seamlessly integrating multiple materials boasting superior performance characteristics, we empower you to revolutionize your 3D printing capabilities.

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Quantica has combined the advantages of both, potentially opening up a new world of 3D printing functional, multi-color, multi-material parts. The T1 Pro 3D printer from Quantica. Image courtesy

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The purpose of this test sample was to analyze jetting properties and the interfacial connection between the two materials. This is the first step in the future of functional, multi-material 3D

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The T1 Pro 3D printer. Photo via Quantica. The next step for inkjet 3D printing. The multi-material inkjet 3D printing space is currently dominated by Stratasys' PolyJet range and 3D Systems

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In a landscape where functional, multi-material 3D printing lacks adequate software, we are excited to collaborate with a team that is leveraging modern approaches to developing complex software. Our collaborative goal is to leverage these advancements, making functional, multi-material 3D printing more accessible, efficient, and adaptable." ‍

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What's more, Quantica's new 3D printer allows users to combine functional materials, on a voxel level, to fabricate multi-material parts in a single 3D print job.

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At Formnext 2023, Quantica, the Berlin-based original equipment manufacturer (OEM) of multi-material inkjet 3D printing platforms, unveiled the commercial version of its foundational printer, the

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Quantica has unveiled the final design of its NovoJet OPEN platform ahead of Formnext, with shipping scheduled for early 2024.. The announcement also marks the launch of a beta programme for Quantica's NovoJet multi-material 3D printing technology. As the beta programme is opened, Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Engineering and Automation IPA and REHAU Industries SE & Co KG have been

https://www.3printr.com/quantica-announces-desktop-system-for-multi-material-3d-application-development-2259540/
Last November at the international additive manufacturing exhibition Formnext, Quantica announced its T1 Pro, an R&D system that showcased the company's multi-material, ultra-high viscosity jetting capabilities, known as NovoJet. A year later, Quantica is back at the Frankfurt-based expo, this time introducing a new Desktop system- the NovoJet C-7. NovoJet C-7 is an open printing […]

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Published on September 4, 2023 by Madeleine P. Quantica is a 3D printing startup hopes to reimagine material jetting, focusing especially on of high-performance and versatile materials. Earlier this year, news of the company's successful Series-A funding made quite a splash in the 3D printing industry. This has paved the way for the launch of

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NovoJet C-7 printhead. Image via Quantica. Multi-material 3D printing. Previously, Brinter, a Finnish bioprinting company, developed what it describes as the world's first multi-material, multi

https://3dprinting.com/news/quantica-introduces-new-open-desktop-system-for-multi-material-printing-development-at-formnext/
November 15, 2022. Berlin-based 3D printer manufacturer Quantica has announced the release of their latest machine aimed at users in the R&D domain. Their latest printer is a desktop multi-materials jetting system designed with research and development in mind. It will be showcased at Formnext this week.

https://www.eu-startups.com/2023/04/quantica-secures-e14-million-to-fuel-growth-of-3d-printing-technology/
Berlin-based Quantica has closed €14 million for its additive manufacturing tech. The startup, which has teams in Berlin, Barcelona and Cambridge now ... Quantica specializes in the design and development of its flagship NovoJet™ advanced, multi-material 3D printing technology. The startup has just closed €14 million in a Series A round.

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The Berlin-based 3D printing start-up is pushing the boundaries of multi-material and high-performance material jetting, through the introduction of the NovoJet™ C-7. A printer suitable for research, feasibility studies, and small scale production of custom applications. It will be made available to research institutes and industry partners, looking to develop high-performance, multi

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The company's printers use a novel printhead technology that offers integrated cleaning and combines materials along with functional, mechanical, and aesthetic properties, enabling healthcare and architectural industries to use the 3D printer for a wide range of applications and extend access to multi-color and multi-material printing.

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However, Quantica, our Berlin-based manufacturing company specialized in the design and development of advanced additive technology, is changing this. Quantica's material jetting technology

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Berlin-based 3D printer manufacturer Quantica has announced the release of their latest machine aimed at users in the R&D domain. Their latest printer is a desktop multi-materials jetting system designed with research and development in mind. It will be showcased at Formnext this week. Read on to learn more about it. NovoJet C-7 At last

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The JetPack is just the first step in giving users access to Quantica's high functionality, multi-material 3D printing technology, but they are currently developing a printer that will be

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