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BMF Reveals the microArch™ S240: The First Micro-Precision 3D Printer for Industrial Production

Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF), the pioneer in microscale 3D printing systems, today unveiled the microArch™ S240, the first and only micro-precision 3D printer designed to meet the needs of short-run industrial production. This newest printer in BMF’s line combines a larger build volume, faster printing speeds and advanced materials with the same ultra-high resolution, accuracy and precision that the company is known for. 

Fabrication of Pillar Arrays

Learn how a team fabricated pillar arrays with different structure characteristics using BMF’s Projection Micro Stereolithography technology for research purposes. Despite their simplicity, water droplets manifest a wide spectrum of…

Micro 3D Printing Markets

A veteran of the 3D printing industry, Dr. Phil Reeves worked on a project to evaluate the micro 3D printing market and how it stacks up as a viable alternative…

Boost Your 2020 Product Development

DEVELOP3D’s round-up of 30 new technologies from around the world that could give your 2020 product development work a major boost DEVELOP3D writes in-depth, hands-on reviews to help firms make…

Boston Micro Fabrication partners with Empire Group to deliver micro-precision 3D printed parts

Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF), the pioneer in microscale 3D printing systems, today announced their partnership with Empire Group, a full-service product development company specializing in industrial design and engineering, rapid prototyping and rapid manufacturing. Empire Group will be offering BMF’s technology to customers who want to print parts with ultra-high resolution, accuracy, and precision.

What is the current state of microscale 3D printing?

Microfabrication is the process of fabricating miniature structures of micrometer scales and smaller. Historically, microfabrication was first used in the electronics industry to miniaturize the size of devices. In fact,…

Making Miniaturization Manageable

As the rapid response to COVID19-induced needs continues to demonstrate, 3D printing and additive manufacturing possess great potential to fill a growing number of needs. From quickly ramping up to…