Handling & Post Processing

Although the flexibility and sustainability benefits of 3D printing over traditional production methods are numerous, any 3D printing process requires post-printing steps as well. CONCR3DE offers all the expertise and tools to design the most efficient integral production process for your application.

Customize your process

Our binder jetting technology does not make use of supports, which significantly reduces the post-printing efforts. However, based on the type of material and scale, several process steps are required to get from the green state, immediately after printing, to the final material properties. At CONCR3DE, we understand every step and created the tools to make production as efficient as possible. That integral knowledge allows us to design the custom process that fits your current production workflow and facility infrastructure.

Fits your material, process and scale

Depowdering Box (optional)
This tool has identical dimensions to the Armadillo print bed. It allows for easy removal of an entire print volume for post processing without the need to depowder in its green state. The Depowdering Box is a great fit with fragile parts that require oven curing, such as ceramics. It is compatible with mechanical lifting tools, such as forklifts or hoists.
Depowdering Station
Our Depowdering Station offers a clean chamber to easily depowder prints, with a rotating platform to reach in the tiniest nooks and crannies. Its integrated air compressor and industrial vacuum remove even the finest of powder residue, speeding up the depowdering process and keeping your infrastructure clean.

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Industry & High-Tech
Our industrial production solutions for ceramics offer a compelling case to swiftly create unprecedented part shapes while offering full flexibility while supporting sustainability in industry & high-tech applications like semiconductors, electronics, energy, aerospace and many others.
Silicon Carbide
CONCR3DE enables the waste-free 3D printing of complex shapes in Silicon Carbide with a Plug-and-Play solution, using a safe and sustainable process based on an Aqueous binder option – or you can bring your own powder.
Technology
Binder jetting 3D printing is based on two key elements: a powder and a binder. The powder can be a concrete, metal, ceramic, or other material you want to bond in powder form. The binder is a liquid, which acts as an adhesive between powder layers.
Publications
Learn more about the process of 3D printing materials like Silicon Carbide in our Publication Library. We aim to share our knowledge in order to inspire others and together further advance the possibilities of sustainable production using our technology.
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