PROTOTYPE OF A DEVICE FOR ADDITIVE APPLAYING PASTES ON A FLAT SURFACE
We are proud to announce that we have officially begun working on a project, the objective of which is to develop a device that will be used in the R&D activities carried out at the Faculty of Chemistry of the Warsaw University of Technology supporting the 1820/335 / Z01 / POB5 / 2021 grant implementation! We have been tasked with creating a prototype of a device for incremental application of pastes on a flat surface. Task which is achievable thanks to the knowledge and experience we have acquired over the last few years, when developing the BioCloner technology. We are thrilled to form part of the incremental techniques revolution and to support scientists with our own, bespoke solutions.
The focus of our latest project is a 3D printer designed for creating spatial models using ceramic pastes. These models will serve as filters for metal casting, aiming to improve the quality of the resulting castings. Our goal is to develop an innovative paste-feeding system based on pressure, as well as a method for curing the extruded material using UV light. These efforts could lead to cost optimization in filter production in the future. We're getting to work, and we wish the research grant leader, Dr. Eng. Paweł Falkowski, the best of luck in his research!