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New jewellery material for intricate designs

Mattias Kristiansson

Product Marketing Manager 3D Printing - Sweden

Jewellers that have moved into digital production using 3D Systems’ wax 3D printing now have more options. With the new wax material Visijet Jewel Red, you can get more intricate designs with improved pattern durability and flexibility.

VisiJet Wax Jewel Red enables jewelry manufacturers to unlock new design styles for 100% wax casting. It also helps deliver improved production efficiency and reduced waste. This material in conjunction with 3D Systems’ wax 3D printing technology and additive manufacturing software integrates seamlessly into standard lost wax casting processes and delivers increased freedom of design with same-day pattern printing and casting while eliminating tooling time and costs.

 

3D printing a recognized standard

Wax 3D printing has become the recognized standard for the production of patterns for jewelry casting. However, some styles and designs require fine meshes and intricate details that are difficult to achieve. 3D Systems’ new VisiJet Wax Jewel Red is engineered specifically to address the needs of casting houses producing jewelry patterns that include fusion and stone-setting designs.


CASE: Finnish jeweller Narsakka cuts lead times with their 3D printer


The company’s latest material delivers significantly increased flexibility which reduces breakage as a result of handling through the entire lost wax casting process, especially for features such as lightweight filigree and thin wire mesh designs. Casting houses using this breakthrough material as part of their workflow will be able to produce more durable, flexible patterns thus helping them reduce waste, time, and cost.

If you are interested in learning more about the material Visijet Jewel Red, or want to order the material, please reach out to us on order3dprinting@plmgroup.eu

Posted in 3D Printing
Tagged 3dprint, 3dprinting, 3dsystems, casting, jewel, jewellery, lost wax casting, material, visijet, wax

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