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A large 3D printer with an open door. Yellowish light shines inside and 3D-printed components are visible. A woman lifts a building platform out of the 3D printer and looks at it closely. She has dark skin and dark hair and is wearing safety glasses, a lab coat and protective gloves.

3D printing company Cubicure receives ISO 9001 certification

by Old User
22. February 202328. March 2023

Cubicure is now ISO 9001 certified. With this quality management certification, Cubicure has taken another step towards consolidating quality as a fundamental corporate value.

Two people working with a large 3D printing system. Both are wearing Cubicure T-shirts. The man in the background lifts a building platform out of the machine. In the foreground, a woman checks the quality of the printed components.

Industrial post-processing for polymer 3D printing now available

by Old User
2. November 202216. November 2022

Cubicure's novel, customizable cleaning solution allows the industrial scale-up of the post-processing of 3D printed polymer parts. Several million high-precision components are thus additively manufactured and cleaned every year.

Hot news: micro 3D printing with heat-resistant material now possible

by Old User
27. October 202227. October 2022

A new high-performance polymer with exceptional heat resistance is ideally suited for ultra-precise 2-photon polymerization (2PP) 3D printing.

Different 3D printed black connectors on a white background. Two cables protrude into the image from the right and from the left.

New material creates digital production alternative for connectors

by Old User
13. October 202213. October 2022

Connection FR was specially developed for the industrial series production of connectors. The material is flame-resistant according to UL94 V-0, halogen-free and can be used for the additive production of high-precision electronic components.

Different black 3D printed connectors on a white background. The foremost component has snap-fits. There is a black and red cable threaded through its holes.

Additive revolution for the electronics industry

by Old User
29. June 202224. August 2022

With the new Connection photopolymers, connectors can be additively manufactured in industrial batch sizes. The product line was developed specifically for the electronics industry.

Cerion® 3D printing system wins innovation award

by Old User
7. June 202216. August 2023

With Cerion, 3D printing company Cubicure adds a 3D printing system for industrial series production to its portfolio.

A man stands in front of a row of 3D printing plants. In his hand he holds a tablet computer which he is using to operate the machines.

Industrial series printing of polymer parts finally made possible

by Old User
5. November 202126. January 2022

Austrian 3D printing company Cubicure supplements their machine portfolio with the Cerion production plant in a bid to completely cover the digital manufacturing process from prototyping to industrial series production. The large-scale machine provides industrial companies with an essential element needed to fully digitize their production chains. Cerion was developed by Cubicure over the past few years and is already in use with pilot customers.

A variety of 3D printed components and objects such as snap-fits and screws on a white background. The parts are made of Evolution HI, a black polymer.

New photopolymer to rival ABS

by Old User
1. September 202126. January 2022

3D printing company Cubicure GmbH is launching a new photopolymer with properties similar to the all-rounder polymer ABS. Evolution HI is printed via the Hot Lithography process. It is particularly suited for the production of snap-fits, fittings, and housing components.

A variety of 3D printed parts made from the material ThermoBlast, placed on a white background. They are different components used in electronics such as connectors.

Cubicure presents high-performance polymer for additive manufacturing in electronics

by Old User
9. August 202123. August 2022

Cubicure‘s high-performance photopolymer was developed to resist extremely high temperatures. Now there is evidence that ThermoBlast has ideal electrical properties for the electronics industry.

Various 3D printed components used for medical technology: valves, flow sensors and holders for test tubes.

One machine as a one-stop source for respiration valves and sample racks

by Old User
2. June 202110. May 2023

Thanks to additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing, batch changes are quicker than ever and lead times are reduced to the blink of an eye. Over the last year, production has been particularly characterized by supply problems and bottlenecks.