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  • THINK ADDITIVE

    THINK ADDITIVE

     MANUFACTURE THE FUTURE

  • </br></br>THE OPTIMAL MATERIAL



    THE OPTIMAL MATERIAL

    FOR YOUR APPLICATION

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    READY FOR

         SERIAL PRODUCTION

  • </br></br>       HIGH-PERFORMANCE CERAMICS



          HIGH-PERFORMANCE CERAMICS

            FOR INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS

  • </br></br>3D PRINTING OF



    3D PRINTING OF

    MEDICAL AND DENTAL APPLICATIONS

TROTZ COVID-19 SICHERT LITHOZ DIE KONTINUITÄT DER PRODUKTION UND DER SERVICES ZU. 
Das Lithoz-Team steht über die gewohnten Ansprechpartner und Kommunikationskanäle zur Verfügung. 

Lithoz - manufacture the future.

Nur durch zielstrebige Zusammenarbeit kann eine Vision in die Realität umgesetzt werden.

3D Drucker

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3D-Drucker für Hochleistungskeramik und bioresorbierbare Keramik.

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Materialien

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Lithoz-Materialien kombinieren in einzigartiger Weise hohe Auflösung, außergewöhnliche Oberflächenqualität und produktionstaugliche mechanische Eigenschaften.

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Branchen & Anwendungen

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Von der Industrie bis zur Medizin und darüber hinaus. Lithoz ermöglicht es Unternehmen, ihre Produkte neu zu erfinden. Entdecken Sie einzigartige Anwendungen, die nur mit der LCM-Technologie möglich sind.

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WEBINAR | JULY 15, 4PM CEST

DID YOU KNOW?

Did you know that ceramic 3D printing enables production of highly complex vaccines?

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Many of the successful vaccines actually use viruses to deliver the necessary elements to get immune. Such viruses are expensive to produce, furthermore the purification of these viruses is also very expensive. Using ultra-high resolution ceramic 3D printing and applying a novel design for the manufacture of chromatographic columns (the most advanced purification technology), the Nessie research project makes it possible for the first time to produce highly complex vaccines in large quantities at low cost and shows that revolutionary technologies such as 3D printing can improve our healthcare system in a sustainable way.

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Did you know that you can remote control the 3D printing process from your desk?

With the new CeraVision tool and set of features you can real-time monitor and control 3D printing process from remote via live-video transmission. Designed to increase the usability of the printers, you can stay productive and interact with the printers all day while working from your desk. Customers can also take advantage of their large production data volume with the new CeraDoc software module. The CeraDoc module fully documents production data for thorough traceability for an Industry 4.0 ready additive manufacturing process.

Lithoz laval nozzle silicon nitride - thermal shock

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The thermal shock resistance of the silicon nitride-based ceramics generated by LCM was investigated by water quenching from 800 °C to room temperature. Despite the high thermal stress, the 3D printed parts survived the test. The advantages of LCM technology, such as the ability to fabricate highly precise and complex ceramic parts, will entirely innovate the shaping of nonoxide ceramic materials in general and silicon nitride-based materials in particular.

Did you know that hollow #ceramics are possible with #lcm?

Hollowing can save material and decrease weight in bulky parts. But hollow, closed ceramics are a challenge to make by any method, and often involve creating a seam to join two halves. With LCM 3dprinters and careful post-processing, smooth single-piece hollow spheres are possible. Thin wall hollow structures can be reinforced with lattices for strong, light structures. What would you create? additivemanufacturing technology engineering solution 3dprinting

Did you know that ceramic 3D printing opens up new opportunities in manufacturing casting cores?

Turbine blades are traditionally manufactured by investment casting which begins with a ceramic core in the shape of internal cooling feature of the blade. Unfortunately, using traditional injection molded cores, the options of introducing multi-vane, complex and narrow cooling features are limited.
With the CeraFab System printer and specific materials such as LithaCore 450, the most recent casting core designs are produced while reducing lead-times and costs. Including those with complex branching structures and multiple layers of walls.

Silicon nitride dental implants

An exceptional combination of biocompatibility, antibacterial and high-mechanical performances. With 3D printing there are no limitations to where the milling burst can get into. 3D printing patient-specific dental implants and inner threads in large number and in a highly reproducible manner is now possible with the CeraFab 7500 Dental.

Kommende Veranstaltungen

15 Jul 15. Jul 2020 Webinar | Ceramic 3D printing: advancing new applications in AM 26 Aug 26. Aug 2020 Webinar | 3D-printed ceramic dental applications - Insights into state of the art and future developments 16 Sep 16. - 17. Sep 2020 AM CERAMICS | ONLINE 22 Sep 22. - 23. Sep 2020 17th DOD ELECTROMAGNETIC WINDOWS SYMPOSIUM | NEWARK, DE, USA 18 Oct 18. - 21. Oct 2020 INVESTMENT CASTING WORLD CONFERENCE | ANAHEIM, CA, USA 04 Nov 04. - 05. Nov 2020 Ceramic Network 2020 | Limoges, FR

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NEUIGKEITEN

03.07.2020
Lithoz kündigt eine strategische Zusammenarbeit mit Dr. Jens Tartsch, Präsident des ESCI, für 3D-gedruckte Dentalkeramik-Implantate an.

Lithoz kündigt eine strategische Zusammenarbeit mit Dr. Jens Tartsch, Präsident des ESCI, für 3D-gedruckte Dentalkeramik-Implantate an.

- Die Zusammenarbeit zwischen Lithoz und Dr. Jens Tartsch markiert eine neue Stufe der Professionalisierung im Bereich des 3D-Drucks von keramischen Zahnimplantaten. - Die verbesserte Materialqualität sowie die hervorragenden Ergebnisse beim Drucken verschiedener dentaler Anwendungen zeigen, wie viel Potenzial die LCM-Technologie für dentale Anwendungen birgt. - Um mehr Einblick von beiden Seiten zu erhalten, melden Sie sich bitte beim Webinar "3D-gedruckte keramische Dentalanwendungen - Einblicke in den Stand der Technik und zukünftige Entwicklungen" am 28. August 2020 um 16.00 Uhr CEST an.
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