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BOFA introduces high temperature 3D print filter

Filtration system for high temperature additive manufacturing processes
BOFA introduces high temperature 3D print filter

BOFA introduces high temperature 3D print filter

BOFA, a leader in portable fume and particulate filtration systems for additive manufacturing, has introduced its latest generation 3D PrintPRO technology designed specifically for high temperature processes.

The 3D PrintPRO HT is focused on 230V markets and filters high-temperature particulate, gases and nanoparticles emitted during the processing of polymers in print chambers. It operates at up to 100°C, enabling manufacturers to work high-performance functional materials, while protecting the print head and working environment from airborne contaminants. It is particularly suited to fused deposition modelling, stereolithography and digital light processing.

This performance is achieved through the application of advanced electronics, thermal insulation, a highly insulated connection kit, smart airflow management, and an advanced filtration architecture – ensuring energy efficient, low heat loss emissions extraction in higher temperature chamber environments.

The modular design approach makes the HT system ideal for closed-loop continuous operation, delivering a maximum airflow rate of up to 100 m³h to filter particulate during the print process. There’s also an open-loop intermittent operation (purge cycle) at a fixed airflow of 30 m³h, which filters both particulate and gases. Both demands can be met via a pairing kit. The technology also features filter exchange indicators and incorporates filter status communication to the host machine.

“This latest generation of our 3D PrintPRO HT system demonstrates how BOFA is reflecting a constantly evolving additive manufacturing marketplace,” said Arran Morgan, Senior Product Manager at BOFA. “It means that manufacturers are able to benefit from working high-performance polymers that require elevated chamber temperatures, while helping safeguard both the workplace atmosphere and their investment in expensive equipment through portable extraction.”

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