Zetamix, easy made ceramic and metal 3D printing

Technical Ceramic is a choice material for luxury jewels for years. Since the creation of ceramic watches from Rado, Chanel and Cartier during the years 00’s, the material is widely used to design bold and colorful jewels. Neckless, rings or bracelets, Zirconia seduces thank to its wear resistance, its hypoallergenic properties and its original aspect.

One of the challenges MGB encountered in precision screw production is the risk of overheating, which can lead to serious damage to both the product and equipment. To prevent this issue, an industrial lubricant is typically sprayed onto the entire installation. However, due to safety concerns, the spraying nozzle is positioned at a distance from the cooling zone, leading to imprecise lubrication, wasted energy, and lubricant.

Zetamix, in a collaboration with The LEAT and thanks to the new Epsilon Filament, managed to 3D print a brand-new innovative RF Deflector with unique properties.

3D printing has demonstrated to be by far the greatest solution to produce on demand ceramic parts in small series. More and more laboratories and research centers equip themselves with Zetamix technology to fabricate a wide variety of parts, from heating cartridges to sample holders. Discover how the Mine Paris Tech, an education and research center, is using Zetamix filaments to improve the quality of their experiments.

By virtue of the new Epsilon Filament of Zetamix and low-cost FDM/FFF craft, the Jiangsu Key Laboratory of 3D Printing Equipment and Manufacturing in Nanjing, China, developed a new circularly polarized dielectric helix antenna.