Description

CreatBot PEEK-300 is an industrial-grade 3D printer suitable for high-performance materials such as PEEK, PEKK, PEL (Ultem), etc. It is designed for high reliability and cost-effective 3D printing of high-performance functional materials. CreatBot has more than three years of experience in manufacturing PEEK 3D printers and extensive experience in 3D printing and identification of high-performance materials such as PEEK, Ultem.

The PEEK-300 3D printer has achieved the leading position in the world thanks to a ugello at very high temperature, at the sadvanced thermal system, at a sdirect annealing isteme, to the world’s most advanced water cooling system and controlled thermosetting technology.
Its price makes this printer even more competitive and attractive, which is, moreover, perfectly suited to the customization needs of high-performance materials in scientific, medical, military and advanced manufacturing research.

PEEK-300 is capable of up to an extrusion temperature of 500°C and an internal chamber temperature around 120°C, which can maintain enough heat to keep the print from deforming.

Triple thermal insulation consists of double insulation chamber, advanced insulation materials, and double PC vacuum boards. It is a guarantee of ultra performance and safety.

The air filtration system can absorb impurities and gases generated by printing special filaments, a safer and more suitable protection for home, school and office.

The cooling system is one of the most important parts to constitute the whole thermal system. It is composed of liquid cooling (circulating liquid can be used effectively for a long time) and air pump cooling, which provides cold air from outside instead of hot air inside the chamber.

Internationally, Creatbot works with industry leaders to provide cutting-edge 3D printing solutions optimized for specific industry and organizational needs. Today, CreatBot 3d printers are being used by many industry leaders, such as the Volkswagen Group, NASA, Airbus, Bosch, TE Connectivity, School of Materials Engineering, Oxford University, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, China University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, and a number of confidential scientific research units in China.