How Holo PureFormTM Technology Works
Holo’s patented additive manufacturing technology is based on a proprietary polymer binder platform compatible with a wide variety of proven materials, including copper and other metals, technical ceramics and composites. Holo’s PureFormTM photolithographic process exposes eight million voxels at a time to build geometries that are chemically processed and sintered to produce high-purity finished 3D printed parts.
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Technology Advantages
It’s like 3D printing just got glasses
With a minimum print resolution of 50 microns, Holo’s high definition photolithography enables the design of extremely fine features with inherent high surface quality.
Holo PureFormTM process is capable of producing 0.2mm holes
Design for Sustainability
Holo leverages three dimensional design freedom to create more energy efficient products. Virtually all PureFormTM material is incorporated into the final part, resulting in minimal waste.
Cost-Effective High Volume Manufacturing
Unlocking the unique capabilities of additive manufacturing requires a tight synergy between design for additive manufacturing (DfAM), material development, printer technology and volume manufacturing. With full control over design rules, material formulation, 3D printers and post processing, Holo is able to tailor each step towards high volume production. Our scalable manufacturing process is based around proven Metal Injection Molding (MIM) manufacturing technology.
Holo’s PureFormTM HD lithography printer