Oct.12, 2013
SeemeCNC is already shipping its Orion Delta 3D Printer, a fully assembled ready to print machine capable of ABS, PLA and most other filaments. It ships standard with a heated bed, LCD control panel and SD card for PC free printing.
ORION Delta 3D Printer is SeemeCNC's first pre-built desktop 3D printer. The company started developing the H-1 3D printer in 2012 and the achine has become very popular, with 1,000's of machines shipped all over the world. Later the team, Steven John Wygant and John "Oly" Olafson has developed the Rostock MAX, the worlds first kit for a parallel kinematic delta robot printer. And next up, the ORION, is claimed to be the first all-assembled Delta 3D printer to ship all around the globe.
Features of the ORION Delta 3D Printer:
- Building Envelope: 152 (d) x 203 (h) mm / 6 (d) x 8 (h) in
- Up-front LCD panel to show you the status of your print
- On-board SD card (included) for storing up to 4GB of print files
- Heated build platform
- High Speed positioning (200mm/s)
- 50 micron accuracy
The 3D printers are designed to print with ABS material, but you can also print with PLA or PET. The printer comes pre-calibrated when it arrives at your home. Price: $1,499.00
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