The Digital Dental Printer (DDP) from envisionTEC can produce up to 65 anatomical wax coping or units in less than two hours at a 35 microns resolution using a wax based polymer system the envisionTEC WIC300. The DDP can produce the parts with a perfect Margin fit consistently. The DDP is capable of producing copings, crowns and bridges without sacrificing the PERFECT FIT.
The DDP from envisionTEC is ideally suited for PFM application where the simple coping and the press on metal ceramic are simultaneously built on the machine. The coping printed on the DDP system are automatically produced with a simple user designed sprue for simple placement for direct investment casting.
The envisionTEC WIC300 material produces very high quality detail without any porosity all in a less than one hour burn in cycle time with no ash residue and very low coefficient of thermal expansion.
"The Perfactory® System has made a huge improvement in our manufacturing by reducing labor and improving quality in our Hearing Aid production. Our production managers love the fact that the machine builds fast and is easy to setup while occupying a minimum of shop floor space. In addition, operator training is simple and newly installed machines are up and running the same day they are delivered. However, it is not just the production department that enjoys these benefits. Since we started using the Perfactory® for product design and development it has reduced our design times and improved the overall new release quality of our products", Russ Schreiner, GN ReSound Corporation, USA.
"We have run without hardly any problems for almost two years straight a definite sign of a great product", Kevin A., Senior RD&E Engineer, Major graduation ring manufacturer, USA.
“The castings in gold came out beautiful from the new waxy resin WIC100G”, Zsombor Antal, Best Cast, USA.
“The part production and quality on the PerfactoryXede® Rapid Prototyping system is way faster and better than any other RP system we have used in the past for making our automotive parts”, Richard Wooldridge, RP Supervisor, Ford Motor Company, Dunton, UK.
Phonak has successfully employed the EnvisionTec Perfactory technology to produce 98% of their hearing aid shells globally. "We are extremely satisfied with the reliability and throughput of the Perfactory System." Nik Schulz, Teamleader, Phonak Custom Products.
The perfactory machine has been an invaluable tool for us at Visteon Corporation. When we look to make a low volume prototype production, the surface quality and the accuracy of the parts produced on the Perfactory coupled with their durability makes the parts useable in functional testing.” Jim Carlisle, Core Mechanical Engineer, Visteon Corporation.
"Everything is going very well with the machine. Since we purchased the machine we have made over 4,600 parts. This far exceeds our expectations for the laboratory in general Engineering has really come to enjoy the machine, prepping samples for customer design reviews, in vehicle trials and other things that we were never able to even consider prior to its purchase. Our consumer products group has even used the prototypes for limited consumer trials instead of soft tooling." Alan Romack, Senior Project Engineer, Bowles Fluidics.
"The Perfactory MINI is running great! Such nice resolution!" David Crisp, Chief designer, Maui Divers.
