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FORMIGA P 110 FDR

High Detail Resolution for New Field of Application

The next big thing for small parts.

Key Features

Ready-to-Use Parts

The smooth surface finish created by the ultra-fine laser will help you save time in post-processing. After unpacking and depowdering these parts will be fully functional.

The Power of Precision

With a focus diameter twice as small as existing SLS technologies, the ultra-fine and precise laser beam produces parts with wall thicknesses down to 220 μm.

Reliability and Innovation

The FORMIGA P 110 FDR is built on the reliable industry standard 3D printer but is now operating with a one-of-a-kind find laser beam.

Repeatable Excellence

Innovations in thermal management and software control allow the FORMIGA P110 FDR to deliver dependable quality.

Key Benefits

  • New Opportunities

    With a focus diameter twice as small as existing SLS technologies, the ultra-fine and precise laser beam produces parts with wall thicknesses down to 220 μm.

  • Excellent Quality

    Parts made with the biobased PA 11 material have high impact resistance and elongation at break. A carbon neutral version is also available.

  • Quick and Easy

    Right after unpacking parts are fully functional, leveraging the smooth surface finish created by the ultra-fine laser to save time in post-processing.

Technical Data

  • Construction Volume

    200 x 250 x 330 mm (7.9 x 9.8 x 13 in)

  • Building rate

    up to 1.2 l/h

  • Laser Type

    up to 0.5 l/h

  • Precision Optics

    CO; 55 W

  • Scan Speed

    up to 5 m/s (16.4 ft/s)

  • Power Supply

    16 A

  • Power Consumption

    typical 3 kW, maximum 5 kW

  • Machine Dimensions (W x D x H)

    1,320 x 1,067 x 2,204 mm (51.97 x 42.01 x 86.77 in)

  • Recommended Installation Space

    min. 3.2 x 3.5 m x 3.0 m (126 x 138 x 118 in)

  • Weight

    approx. 610 kg (1,345 lb)

  • Software

    EOSPRINT 2, EOSCONNECT

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  • PA 1101

    The white, light-transmissive, additively manufactured parts are characterized by high impact resistance and elongation at break.