Ultimaker Launches New Printer

The Ultimaker 3 has a new dual print head and Wi-Fi connectivity.

Ultimaker, an open-source 3D printer manufacture, has introduced the next generation of its 3D printing product line. The Ultimaker 3 provides more industrial-grade material and expanded hardware and software configurations.

According to a company press release, the Ultimaker 3 has a new dual extrusion system for increased complex geometry; material matching print core design for high uptime; and enhanced printer automation with smart material detection and active bed leveling.

This version also includes higher connectivity with integrated Wi-Fi. The system currently sports USB and Ethernet connections.

“Our team is constantly working to evolve the 3D printing market, and the Ultimaker 3 represents three years of development with the goal of delivering a product that serves the needs of demanding businesses,” said Jos Burger, CEO of Ultimaker. “3D printers have historically been tapped by businesses for straight-forward prototyping and short run production. The extended capabilities of the Ultimaker 3 introduce a wide variety of new applications and we’re excited to get them into the hands of professionals that can capitalize on the benefits of 3D printing across a variety of industries.”

For more information, visit Ultimaker.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

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