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DEVELOP3D • September 13, 2021

BMF introduces microArch S230 for microscale 3D printing

Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF) has unveiled its microArch S230 3D printer, the latest addition to its roster of micro-precision 3D printers.

This next generation version of BMF’s highest resolution system is designed for applications that require ultra-high resolution prints, down to 2μm, with accuracy, precision and speed.
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Press Release • September 13, 2021

BMF Introduces microArch™ S230: The Most Advanced, Highest-Resolution Microscale 3D Printer Available

Boston Micro Fabrication (BMF), the pioneer in microscale 3D printing systems, today unveiled the microArch™ S230, the latest addition to its roster of industrial-grade micro-precision 3D printers. This next generation version of BMF’s highest resolution system is designed for applications that require ultra-high resolution prints (down to 2μm) with accuracy, precision and speed.
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3D natives • July 13, 2021

Boston Micro Fabrication Talks Micro-Scale Printing Using Stereolithography

Additive manufacturing continues to evolve, though rather than getting bigger, this time it’s getting smaller, microscopic even. Learn more about how Boston Micro Fabrication uses a stereolithography process to print extremely small, highly precise parts by reading our interview with the company's CEO, John Kawola.
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Institution of Mechanical Engineers • July 7, 2021

Engineering Futures: Micro 3D printing can bring big advantages

The bigger the breakthrough, the smaller the technology – at least when it comes to miniaturisation. Commercial devices have shrunk over recent decades, with giant engineering and scientific advances bringing us inversely proportionate devices. See how micro 3D printing is changing the design and manufacturing processes.
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Medical Plastics News • July 6, 2021

The Tiny Revolution

As the current global immunization against COVID-19 rollout has shown administering conventional needle vaccines at scale has its limitations. John Kawola, CEO – Global, Boston Micro Fabrication, explains how micro 3D printing microneedles could radically change how the world responds to vaccine distribution.
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