The extruder is the heart of any extrusion 3D printer, which is why Montreal-based Dyze Design, booth 1201, focuses exclusively on this critical element. The company’s extrusion systems and 3D printer components for professional and industrial 3D printers enable faster and more consistent material rates up to 154 mm³/s, the company says.

If you own an industrial FDM printer from Roboze, Sharebot, or AON3D, it’s already equipped with a Dyze Design extruder. But more companies are opting to swap the OEM parts and upgrade to this faster and more robust part, according to Dyze Design.

Now available for preorder, Dyze Design’s new Zephyr printhead for both robotic and Cartesian additive manufacturing features hardened alloy steel gears for reliability in heavy and intensive use.

(Source: Dyze Design)

The gear ratio stands at 3.1:1 to ensure a balance between speed and torque. Zephyr also incorporates a double grip mechanism guided by two idlers on a cam-locked slider mechanism. This design mitigates slippage and ensures faster feeding of the filament. The extruder offers nine different tension settings to accommodate a broader spectrum of filaments, from very flexible to a bit oversized.

Unlike many extruder systems, all the internal components on the Zephyr are easily accessible for maintenance and cleaning, meaning that maintenance tasks can be performed quickly and efficiently, reducing downtime.

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Zephyr is equipped with two 70W heaters, enabling the extruder to operate up to 500 °C, which is ideal for advanced and high-temperature materials like PEEK, PEKK, and PEI. These high-temperature capabilities open new possibilities for advanced applications, including in the aerospace, automotive, and medical industries.

The dual independent heaters ensure that each material type is extruded at its optimal temperature, enhancing the overall print quality. Faster heat-up times mean less waiting and more productivity, which is essential in fast-paced production environments.

Weighing less than 700 grams and with dimensions around 47 x 108 x 155 mm, Zephyr is compact and easy to integrate into various 3D printer setups. This versatility means it can be used in both smaller desktop printers and large industrial machines or robotic arms.

At Rapid + TCT, Dyze Design, booth 1201, will demonstrate the Zypher along with its other extrusion systems, including the Atom pellet extruder, both of which have never been shown in the USA.

For more on everything happening at Rapid + TCT, including new product launches and events, visit the All3DP Rapid + TCT Special Coverage.

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