Rapid Prototyping Benchmark Reports

Looking for the right rapid prototyping system for your operation? Need to understand how one system measures up to another? The rapid prototyping benchmarks are the perfect tools to get you up to speed quickly. Don't make any decisions based on vendor claims. Base your buying decisions on real time, cost and quality measures.

Dimensional Accuracy - 3D Printers

Published October 2005

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3D printers are often used in the earliest stages of design. Although the life span of these design tools can be measured in minutes or hours, users still want reasonable accuracy that will satisfy the needs of their applications. The goal of this benchmark is to analyze and quantify the dimensional accuracy available from the Dimension® SST, InVisionTM SR and ZPrinter® 310.

This nine page report illustrates the accuracy of each system with reverse engineering color maps and comparative charts.

For additional information and downloading instructions, please visit the Dimensional Accuracy page.

 

Full Analysis - 3D printers

Published October 2003

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This detailed benchmark analyzes Dimension, Z406, MDX-650, QuadraTempo, Viper si2, ThermoJet and PatternMaster.

Performance measures are reported in the following areas:

  • Expense
  • Time
  • Quality

For additional information and downloading instructions, please visit the 3D Printer Benchmark page.

 

Coming Soon!

Another benchmark report is in the works. This benchmark will measure time, cost and quality for:

  • InVision SR
  • Dimension SST
  • Zprinter 310 plus
  • MDX-40
  • InVision LD
  • T66 Benchtop

The report will be published Q1 2006.

 

Contact information:
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Phone: (859) 331-5340      Fax: (859) 514-9721
tgrimm@tagrimm.com      www.tagrimm.com

 

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RP BOOK

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"User's Guide to Rapid Prototyping."

What does it take? What will it do? How do I evaluate rapid prototyping?

Todd Grimm de- livers the answers to these questions and many more.

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