DLP Ceramic 3D Printer - Standard

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    Ultra-fast

    700 layers per hour (alumina), accelerating R&D and production.

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    High Printing Success Rate

    Upright sinking forming method and peristaltic filter feeding system.

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    Multi-material Compatibility

    Capable of printing various ceramic materials.

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    Simplified Printing Process

    Built-in material process parameter package for one-click printing.

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    Comprehensive Software Features

    Includes photo, video, and algorithm correction functions.

Why Choose Our Ceramic 3D Printing Solutions

Precision Printing

Precision Printing

Achieve unparalleled accuracy in ceramic 3D printing for complex geometries and intricate designs.

Dental Printing

Dental Printing

Create precise dental restorations, implants, and prosthetics with advanced ceramic 3D printing.

Medical Ceramics

Medical Ceramics

Produce biocompatible ceramic components for medical implants and surgical tools.

High-Quality Materials

High-Quality Materials

Utilize advanced ceramic materials for durable and high-performance components.

Eco-Friendly

Eco-Friendly

Sustainable printing methods reduce waste and environmental impact.

Versatile Applications

Versatile Applications

From aerospace to medical, our technology supports diverse industry needs.

Product Introduction

Product Introduction

Ultra-fast Printing

Ultra-fast Printing

As the world’s leading ceramic 3D printing equipment in terms of speed, the ADT-3D-ZM-Ceramic-96-50 leverages Digital Light Processing (DLP) technology and a unique scraper design to achieve a printing speed of up to 700 layers per hour. This significantly accelerates both research and production processes.

Multi-material Compatibility

Multi-material Compatibility

We have internally validated a wide range of high-precision and large-scale ceramic materials, including oxide ceramics, non-oxide ceramics, piezoelectric ceramics, bioceramics, and photosensitive resins. These materials support diverse applications and serve as powerful tools for scientific research.

Upright Sink Forming

Upright Sink Forming

The upright sink forming method in DLP technology significantly enhances the success rate of ceramic 3D printing. When combined with a peristaltic filter feeding system, it ensures a consistent supply of slurry during the printing process, minimizes waste, and maximizes material utilization.

Printing Case

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SpecificationDetails
Equipment TypeADT-3D-ZM-Ceramic-96-50
Equipment Size605×510×850 mm
Forming Space96×54×90 mm
Optical Precision50 μm
Resolution Ratio1920×1080
UV Wavelength405 nm
Print Rate700 layers/hour
Slurry Starting Volume250 mL
Printable MaterialsZirconia, Alumina, Silicon Carbide, Silicon Oxide, Hydroxyapatite, Barium Titanate, all photosensitive ceramic materials that can be UV curable, all kinds of photosensitive resin materials.

Printing Speed: Full-area printing speed for alumina slurry.

Slurry Starting Volume: The volume of material required to print the 1 mm thickness sample.

FAQ: 3D Ceramic Printer

This desktop ceramic 3D printing machine measures 605×510×850mm, making it highly suitable for compact laboratory environments, research institutes, and space-constrained production facilities.

The printer offers a build size of 96×54×90mm, which is ideal for producing high-resolution ceramic components, UV-curable microstructures, and functional ceramic prototypes with tight tolerances.

The system features a 1920×1080 DLP projection engine with an optical resolution of 50μm, allowing precise fabrication in advanced ceramic 3D printing workflows such as microfluidics, biomedical scaffolds, and dielectric components.

This DLP-based ceramic 3D printer operates at a UV light wavelength of 405nm, compatible with a wide range of light-sensitive ceramic slurries and photopolymer resins commonly used in high-performance ceramic fabrication.

Under full-exposure conditions, this lab-scale ceramic 3D printer can reach speeds up to 700 layers per hour, making it one of the most efficient compact systems for rapid ceramic prototyping and small-batch fabrication.

To print a 1mm-thick sample, an initial ceramic slurry volume of 250mL is needed. This supports cost-effective material use in experimental ceramic printing setups.

The ADT-3D-ZM-Ceramic-96-50 supports various UV-curable ceramic 3D printing materials, including alumina (Al₂O₃), zirconia (ZrO₂), silicon carbide (SiC), and custom ceramic-polymer composites, making it adaptable for a broad range of technical ceramics applications.

This model is ideal for academic research, biomedical device prototyping, electronic ceramics, and custom component production. It is a trusted choice among users seeking a high-resolution ceramic 3D printer for laboratory and R&D purposes.

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