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MAX Mini 3D Printer

GV Canada Inc

Store equipment and supplies
Computer hardware (specialized jewellery store operations)

Accurate, reliable, affordable, the MAX Mini delivers Asiga’s latest SPS technology in an economical format, ideal for jewellery studios. Perfect for rapid production of jewellery casting patterns, rubber mold masters, and visualization models.

Printer Performance
Print capacity: up to 11 rings (size dependent)

Print speed (25µm-layers): three hours (height of tallest piece 30 mm)

Print cost (USD): $0.50 to $2 per piece (weight/material dependent)

Printer Specification
Build size (X, Y, Z): 51.2 x 32 x 76 mm* (2 x 1.26 x 3 in.)

Pixel size (X,Y): 39 µm   

Z resolution: Variable in 1 µm increments

Light source: High-power 405-nm LED

Material system: Open material system

File inputs: STL, SLC, STM

Software: Asiga Composer (included)

Network compatibility: Wi-Fi, Wireless direct, Ethernet

Industry sectors: Jewellery manufacturing

System size: 260 x 380 x 370 mm (10.2 x 15 x 14.5 in.)

System weight: 16.5 kg (packaged 19 kg)

Packaged size/weight: 410 x 500 x 480 mm (18.1 x 22 x 19.7 in.)

Power: 100-240VAC, 50/60Hz, 2.0A MAX

* build envelope size may vary



Additional Information

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Contact Information

Phone: 866-299-1702


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