DyeMansion DM60

 

The raw polymer parts are dyed in a water bath under pressure and heat in the DM60. During the DeepDye Coloring (DDC) process, the color pigments and chemicals from the color cartridge react with the surface of the raw parts and infiltrate into their pores. This way the dye reaches areas that otherwise would not be covered via spray painting. A stirrer at the bottom ensures that the parts don’t stack and all surfaces are accessible. The typical penetration depth of the dyes is around 0.2 mm. All process parameters and temperature curves can be adjusted according to material and finish properties.

Color variety is crucial for a technology that promises to innovate the manufacturing process of the future. DDC enables the replication of nearly every imaginable color on your 3D-printed polymer parts. Due to the chemical symbiosis of dye and surface all custom color developments need to be done directly on your final part. In order to provide our customers with the best possible color selection for their application, we offer different ways to choose a color.