Description of the 3D printer "Asiga Freeform Pico 2-50"

Asiga Freeform Pico 2-50 is a compact professional second-generation stereolithographic 3D printer designed for use in jewelry, dentistry, orthodontics, laboratories, as well as for creating high-precision designer prototypes from photopolymer resins. The device dimensions do not exceed 460x560x500 mm. The minimum thickness of the applied layer is only 1µm, with a build speed of 40 mm/hour. The print area is 64x40x75 mm. Data transmission for printing is done using Ethernet and WiFi connections. The UV light source has a wavelength of 405 nm or 385 nm (optional). Pixel size: 50 µm.

Purpose	Commercial
Country	Australia
Manufacturer	Asiga
Technical specifications
Printing technology	Sliding Separation Process (SSP)
Build volume, mm	64x40x75
Printing speed	40 mm/hour
Interfaces	WiFi, Ethernet
Display	Yes
Resolution in X and Y axes, µm	50
Consumables
Material types	Photopolymer
Materials	Photopolymer resin
Software
Software	Asiga Composer for PC, Linux, Mac File types: STL, SLC
Dimensions
Size, mm	260x380x370
Weight, kg	14

The Asiga Freeform Pico 2-50 is a compact and professional 3D printer known for its second-generation technology. It is widely used in various industries such as jewelry, dentistry, orthodontics, and laboratories. This printer is capable of creating high-precision prototypes using photopolymer resins. With its small dimensions of 460x560x500 mm, it can easily fit into any workspace. The printer boasts a minimum layer thickness of just 1µm, allowing for incredibly detailed prints. It offers a build volume of 64x40x75 mm and a printing speed of 40 mm per hour. The printer supports data transmission via Ethernet and WiFi connections, making it easy to send print jobs from different devices. It uses UV light with a wavelength of either 405 nm or 385 nm for curing the photopolymer resin. The pixel size is 50 µm, ensuring precise and accurate prints. In terms of specifications, the Asiga Freeform Pico 2-50 uses the Sliding Separation Process (SSP) printing technology. It is equipped with a display and has a resolution of 50 µm in both the X and Y axes. The printer also offers a range of consumables, with photopolymer resin being the primary material used. The software used with the printer is Asiga Composer, which is compatible with PC, Linux, and Mac operating systems. It supports file types such as STL and SLC, providing flexibility in the design process. In conclusion, the Asiga Freeform Pico 2-50 is a versatile and advanced 3D printer suitable for various professional applications. Its compact size, high precision, and compatibility with different materials make it a valuable tool for jewelry makers, dentists, orthodontists, and designers.

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