The Prototyping Center (ZACH 140) produces all manner of prototype parts for students. This includes several large commercial 3D printers, metal 3D printing, laser cutting, vinyl cutting and printed circuit boards (PCB).

**The equipment displayed does not represent all equipment in this area or are for common usage.

Low Fidelity 3D Printing Equipment Available

All are FDM-style machines which extrude plastic filament through a heated nozzle to build the part layer by layer. Primary material is PLA, but can also use ABS, PETG, TPU, Nylon, etc. With Engineering Justification. CreatBot can print with higher temperature materials (ULTEM 9085).

High Fidelity 3D Printing Equipment Available

FDM Style Machines

Extrude plastic filament through a heated nozzle to build the part layer by layer. Materials available are PLA, ABS, ASA, PC-ABS. Future possibilities include: ABS-CF10, ABS-ESD7, Diran and TPU.

Stratasys F370

Stratasys F370 Specs

Stratasys F770

Strarasys F770 Specs

Essentium HSE 180-S

Essentium HSE 180-S Specs

PolyJet Style Machines

Machines spray micro-droplets of photopolymer that are cured with UV light to build the part layer by layer. Materials available are the full acrylic-like VeroColor suite, Clear, Amber, and rubber-like Agilus30.

Stratasys J750

Stratasys J750 Specs

SLA Style Machines

Stereolithography (SLA) is an industrial 3D printing process used to create concept models, cosmetic prototypes, and complex parts with intricate geometries.