Discover the Enhanced Performance of 3D Microprinting

The New Photonic Professional GT2

High-precision 3D printing with up-to-date solutions

New product features, new tools, and new processes boost the successor model of Nanoscribe’s established 3D printers. Designed with an enlarged print chamber, the printer produces millimeter-sized parts with print heights up to 8 mm. It works with a diverse range of print materials and substrates, opening up a wide range of applications. Read more »

Up to the Macroscale with IP Photoresins

Tailor-made resins for micro- and mesoscale fabrication

Nanoscribe presents a new addition to the IP Resins: IP-Q stands for quick fabrication of mesoscale structures with millimeter dimensions. Together with the Photonic Professional GT2, this resin offers fast 3D printing with micrometer precision. The 3D printer software is up-to-date with optimized processes for different IP Resins and applications, e.g., for high-speed mesoscale fabrication. Read more »

One Device for a Wide Range of Applications

From rapid prototyping to small series production and replication tools

Nanoscribe’s 3D printers drive a wide range of applications in science and industry. The development of key new technologies benefits substantially from 3D microprinting: Photonic and mechanical metamaterials, on-chip compound micro-optics, magnetically driven microrobots, or cell scaffolds for cancer research are some examples.

A broad range of substrates serve as print surfaces, including photonic chips for highly integrated devices. The 3D printed structures can be used directly or can serve as templates for post-print processes to achieve other materials beyond polymers. 3D printed parts with replicable topographies are highly suitable polymer masters for replication, enabling serial production of, e.g., injection molded high-precision parts. Read more »