The new CeraFab 7500.

Lithoz, a new Austrian company specializing in 3D printers for ceramics, has recently finished development of the CeraFab 7500. Using a photo-curing process that is more reminiscent of plastic resins than ceramic, the CeraFab is capable of printing ceramic objects with astoundingly high detail and strength. The binder is photo-cured an entire layer at a time to create the form, and then the object is fired in a kiln to harden it.

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