Engineer Enea: Easy to use 3D printer for rapid prototyping

EMONA Instruments is now distributing the new Airwolf AXIOM 3D printer which can print in over 40 thermoplastic.

The 3D printer has a build volume of 1000 cubic inches, making it up to three times larger than competing products in the same class. It offers a high performing, yet affordable desktop form factor for manufacturing high precision prototypes and custom functional parts.

AXIOM’s fully enclosed chamber and heated bed guarantees a consistent heat environment and minimal warping when printing very large parts and guarantees a high resolution output with layer heights as low as 40 microns.

The AXIOM’s 315°C hot end supports a wide range of thermoplastics - from low-temperature materials like TPU and PLA, through to high temperature materials like nylon and polycarbonate.

The printer is designed to be easy to use, with features such as print bed auto-levelling, an “Easy Feed” filament system and state-of-the art CoreXY motion control system. Prior to every 3D print, the AXIOM’s four-point print bed auto-levelling system automatically calibrates the print bed ensuring the proper initial layer height and orientation, and then actively maintains that levelling throughout the entire print process.

The “Easy Feed” filament system automatically draws filament into its print head reducing jamming and blockages. The AXIOM’s state-of-the-art CoreXY motion control system that allows faster movement than Gantry Systems, providing a print speed of 250mm/s and a more precise control of the print head.