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Release Date: 11/9/2022
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  • Page 1 User Guide Release Date: 11/9/2022 Original Instructions...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    2.1 Figure 4 Standalone Environmental Safety ..........................3 2.2 Figure 4 Standalone Safety Switches ............................3 2.3 Figure 4 Standalone Material Handling and Safety ........................3 2.4 Figure 4 Standalone Electrical Safety ............................5 2.5 Figure 4 Standalone Emergency Shutdown ..........................6 2.6 Figure 4 Standalone First Aid and Protective Equipment ......................6...
  • Page 3 5.2.2 Figure 4 Standalone Part 2 ............................... 44 5.2.3 Figure 4 Standalone Part 3 ............................... 45 5.3 Figure 4 Standalone Site Selection - Post Processing Equipment ..................45 5.3.1 Figure 4 Standalone Third Party Supplies and Equipment ...................47 5.4 Figure 4 Standalone System Delivery ............................47 5.5 Figure 4 Standalone System Installation ..........................
  • Page 4 9.4 Figure 4 Standalone UV Cure the Parts ..........................132 9.4.1 General Post Curing Requirements ..........................132 9.5 Figure 4 Standalone Sterilization Protocol for MED-AMB 10 and MED-WHT 10 ............... 133 9.6 Figure 4 Standalone Considerations for Heating Figure 4 HI TEMP 300-AMB ..............134 9.7 Figure 4 Standalone Clean Print Platform ..........................134...
  • Page 5 13.1 Printed Part Quality ................................160 13.2 Hardware Issues ..................................165 13.3 Part Cleaning Issues ................................171 13.4 Network Issues ..................................172 REPACKING THE FIGURE 4 STANDALONE .................. 176 FIGURE 4 STANDALONE CE DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY ..........179 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 6 3D Systems may (but shall not be obligated to) make improvements to this document from time to time. However, the Licensed User acknowledges that at any time after the expiration of the date of issuance, 3D Systems may institute a periodic charge or fee payable by the Licensed User in return for ongoing receipt of improvements.
  • Page 7 READ THROUGH THE ENTIRE MANUAL FIRST. There are two levels of users of the Figure 4 Standalone Printer, based on the amount and type of training the user has received. The two levels of users (operators and certified service personnel), are described below.
  • Page 8 Note: A note signifies important information but not information of a critical content. Error Messages If you see an error message on the Figure 4 Standalone Printer's touch screen, fix the issue to clear the error message before resuming operation.
  • Page 9 Print-Material Spill Containment A major print-material spill is unlikely during normal use of the Figure 4 Standalone Printer. However, there may be certain situations that require containment of a major resin spill. Your company has the responsibility to define what constitutes a major spill.
  • Page 10 The material retains its usefulness until a buildup of viscosity or a change in reactivity prevents further processing in the Figure 4 Standalone Printer. All materials require some level of stirring or spinning to retain their properties.
  • Page 11 2.5 Figure 4 Standalone Emergency Shutdown Note: The Figure 4 Standalone Printer does NOT have an Emergency Stop button. The only way to stop printer operation during an emergency is by unplugging the power cord from the power inlet on the printer.
  • Page 12 Note: Closed light-projection products are not considered to be hazardous. The Figure 4 Standalone printer incorporates a protective housing and radiation-protective lid, such that there is no exposure or human access to the radiation generated by the light projector during normal operation. The print engine was evaluated to IEC 62471 and classified as Risk Group 2.
  • Page 13 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 14 The Figure 4 Standalone Printer is only one component of the complete system. Many accessories and other components make up an Figure 4 Standalone Printer facility. The following sections describe these accessories and components.
  • Page 15 PAGE. DO NOT REMOVE THE PLATE COVERING THIS CHAMBER. IT IS ONLY TO BE ACCESSED BY 3D SYSTEMS SERVICE PERSONNEL. 3.3 Figure 4 Standalone Touch Screen and QR-Code Scanner Touch Screen - used to control the actions of the printer and adjust printer settings...
  • Page 16 Catch tray, side 3.5 Figure 4 Standalone Resin Tray You will hand-pour resin into the resin tray before printing. The Figure 4 Standalone Printer works with the print materials listed in the section Printer Materials and Properties .

  • Page 17: Tension System

    3.5.1 Tension System The resin-tray membrane must remain taut throughout the printing process. The Figure 4 Standalone achieves this with a tension arm that lowers down over the resin tray, as well as with two tension clips. This system also locks the resin tray in place during printing.
  • Page 18 WEAR GLOVES: Due to the possibility of resin being on the resin-tray garage, wear 100% nitrile gloves whenever handling it, even if it appears clean. 3.6 Figure 4 Standalone Print Platform Print Surface - Faces downward when printing. The printed part adheres to the holes in the print surface on the underside of the platform.
  • Page 19 3.7 Figure 4 Standalone Back of Printer Carbon Filter Bracket - Holds the carbon filter that minimizes fumes coming out of the printer Air Filter Bracket - Filters the air being pulled in by the cooling fan Power Inlet - Plug the female end of the printer's...
  • Page 20 The fourth caster/ foot cannot be seen in this photo. 3.9 Figure 4 Standalone Part Cleaning After parts have finished building in the printer, it is necessary to clean them of any uncured resin according to the section Cleaning Printed Parts .

  • Page 21: Lc-3Dprint Box

    3.11 LC-3DPrint Box Sold separately from the printer, this is the post-curing oven that is recommended for use with the Figure 4 Standalone printer. Please see the complete User Guide that comes packaged with the LC-3DPrint Box for full usage instructions. For information...

  • Page 22: Lc-3Dmixer

    Bottle Rollers - Rest the material bottles in between each of the pairs of rollers (please see the image below) Power Button - Turns the mixer on and off Power Inlet - Plug the female end of the power cord into this inlet Device Label - Provides important information about the LC-3DMixer 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 23 LC-3DMixer bottle placement 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 24: Properties Figure 4 Tough Clear

    4.1 Figure 4 Standalone Printer Materials and Properties The section below lists the print materials that are currently supported on the Figure 4 Standalone printer, as well as the properties of cured parts printed with these materials. Please note that not all properties in the table below apply to every material.
  • Page 25 -1.3 HDT @ 66PSI (C) ASTM D648 HDT @ 264 PSI (C) ASTM D648 CTE above Tg ((μm/m)/°C) ASTM E831 142.7 CTE below Tg ((μm/m)/°C) ASTM E831 Shore D Hardness ASTM D2240 67.5 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 26 Shore A Hardness ASTM D2240 24 Hour water absorption (%) ASTM D570 0.34 Tear Strength (kN/m) ASTM D624 4.1.4 Figure 4 TOUGH GRY 15 METRIC METHOD VALUE Color Gray Description Rigid production material 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 27: Properties Figure 4 Elast-Blk 10

    Kruss K11 Force Tensiometer 1.06 Solid Density (g/cm3) ASTM D792 1.13 Tensile Strength Ultimate (MPa) ASTM D638 (rigid)/D412(elastomer/ rubber) Tensile Strength @ Yield (MPa) ASTM D638 Tensile Modulus (MPa) ASTM D638 (rigid)/D412 (elastomer) 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 28: Properties Figure 4 Flex-Blk 10

    Flex Strength (MPa) ASTM D790 Flex Modulus (MPa) ASTM D790 Izod Notched Impact (J/m) ASTM D256 Izod unnotched impact (J/m) ASTM D4812 Did not break Tg (DMA, E") ASTM E1640 (E"at 1°C/min) 17.8 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 29: Special Considerations For Flex Blk 10

    10-65% RH range) and are at standard room temperature. In the case of the effects of exposure to high humidity, return to standard properties could take a day or two. Temperature - °C, Humidity - %RH 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 30: Properties Figure 4 Flex-Blk 20

    Flex Modulus (MPa) ASTM D790 Izod Notched Impact (J/m) ASTM D256 Izod unnotched impact (J/m) ASTM D4812 Did not break Tg (DMA, E") ASTM E1640 (E"at 1°C/min) HDT @ 66PSI (C) ASTM D648 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 31: Properties Figure 4 Hi Temp 300-Amb

    CTE above Tg ((μm/m)/°C) ASTM E831 CTE below Tg ((μm/m)/°C) ASTM E831 Shore D Hardness ASTM D2240 Shore A Hardness ASTM D2240 24 Hour water absorption (%) ASTM D570 0.36 Tear Strength (kN/m) ASTM D624 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 32: Properties Figure 4 High Temp 150C Fr Black

    4.1.11 Properties Figure 4 JEWEL MASTER GRY Figure 4 JEWEL MASTER GRY METRIC METHOD VALUE Color Gray Description A versatile, high HDT master pattern material for jewelry silicone molds and high-visualization detailed prototypes of complex and fine designs. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 33: Properties Figure 4 Med-Amb 10

    43 Standard Build Style Viscosity (cps @ 25C) Brookfield viscometer 1138 Liquid Density (g/cm3) Kruss K11 Force Tensiometer 1.12 Solid Density (g/cm3) ASTM D792 1.20 Tensile Strength Ultimate (MPa) ASTM D638 (rigid)/D412(elastomer/ rubber) 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 34: Properties Figure 4 Med-Wht 10

    ASTM D638 Tensile Modulus (MPa) ASTM D638 (rigid)/D412 (elastomer) 3090 Elongation at Yield (%) ASTM D638 Elongation at Break (%) ASTM D638 (rigid)/D412(elastomer) Flex Strength (MPa) ASTM D790 Flex Modulus (MPa) ASTM D790 3290 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 35: Properties Figure 4 Pro-Blk 10

    2290 Izod Notched Impact (J/m) ASTM D256 Izod unnotched impact (J/m) ASTM D4812 Tg (DMA, E") ASTM E1640 (E"at 1°C/min) HDT @ 66PSI (C) ASTM D648 HDT @ 264 PSI (C) ASTM D648 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 36: Properties Figure 4 Rigid 140C Black

    ASTM E1640 (E"at 1°C/min) HDT @ 66PSI (C) ASTM D648 HDT @ 264 PSI (C) ASTM D648 CTE above Tg ((μm/m)/°C) ASTM E831 CTE below Tg ((μm/m)/°C) ASTM E831 Shore D Hardness ASTM D2240 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 37: Properties Figure 4 Rigid Gray

    CTE above Tg ((μm/m)/°C) ASTM E831 CTE below Tg ((μm/m)/°C) ASTM E831 Shore D Hardness ASTM D2240 Shore A Hardness ASTM D2240 24 Hour water absorption (%) ASTM D570 0.99 Tear Strength (kN/m) ASTM D624 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 38: Properties Figure 4 Rigid White

    Tear Strength (kN/m) ASTM D624 4.1.18 Properties Figure 4 RUBBER-65A BLK METRIC METHOD VALUE Color Black Description A mid-tear strength, production-grade rubber combined with Shore 65A hardness and a high elongation at break 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 39: Properties Figure 4 Rubber-Blk 10

    Up to 26 Standard Build Style Viscosity (cps @ 25C) Brookfield viscometer 1413 Liquid Density (g/cm3) Kruss K11 Force Tensiometer 1.11 Solid Density (g/cm3) ASTM D792 1.17 Tensile Strength Ultimate (MPa) ASTM D638 (rigid)/D412(elastomer/ rubber) 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 40: Properties Figure 4 Tough 60C White

    Tensile Strength @ Yield (MPa) ASTM D638 Tensile Modulus (MPa) ASTM D638 (rigid)/D412 (elastomer) 1500 Elongation at Yield (%) ASTM D638 Elongation at Break (%) ASTM D638 (rigid)/D412(elastomer) Flex Strength (MPa) ASTM D790 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 41: Properties Figure 4 Tough 65C Black

    1600 Izod Notched Impact (J/m) ASTM D256 Izod unnotched impact (J/m) ASTM D4812 Tg (DMA, E") ASTM E1640 (E"at 1°C/min) HDT @ 66PSI (C) ASTM D648 HDT @ 264 PSI (C) ASTM D648 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 42: Properties Figure 4 Tough-Blk 20

    CTE above Tg ((μm/m)/°C) ASTM E831 CTE below Tg ((μm/m)/°C) ASTM E831 Shore D Hardness ASTM D2240 78.6 Shore A Hardness ASTM D2240 24 Hour water absorption (%) ASTM D570 0.31 Tear Strength (kN/m) ASTM D624 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 43 4.2 Figure 4 Standalone Material Expiration Date The printer screen will notify you if your resin is expired upon scanning. The expiration date can also be found on your material bottle. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 44: Site Selection - Figure 4 Standalone Printer

    FIGURE 4 STANDALONE FACILITY REQUIREMENTS This guide provides you with information on how to properly prepare your facility for the Figure 4 Standalone Printer. This chapter introduces you to the Figure 4 Standalone Printer machine and other system components - including lists of other support equipment and supplies that you will find helpful in setting up your facility.
  • Page 45 Optimal Site Layout (top view) - dimensions for part cleaner are based on a popular consumer ultrasonic cleaner 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 46 Printer dimensions with pedestal Printer dimensions without pedestal 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 47 There must be a wired internet connection for the printer to connect to. The Figure 4 Standalone Printer communicates with a 3D Systems server and will not operate on a closed network. There is also no WiFi support. Once connected, the printer will use the internet as illustrated below.
  • Page 48 If any 3D Connect IP address is not white-listed, a 3D Connect error may appear on the printer (either code 3490120 or 3490121). This error will not affect printer operation and can be disregarded. 3D Connect sends the following data to 3D Systems servers from your printer: Device build.job_data* chamber_door.state lifetime_build_hours...
  • Page 49 Load-Bearing Capacity The Figure 4 Standalone Printer is 34.5 kg (76 lbs) and does not require a table rated for a heavy load. Additional equipment, such as a UV oven or ultra-sonic cleaner, will each have their own loads for your setup to bear. Refer to the...
  • Page 50 Space and Location Selection You may choose to locate the part-washing, drying, and curing stations in the same room as the Figure 4 Standalone Printer or in a room adjoining the printer With either option, please consider the following: 3D Systems, Inc.
  • Page 51 The LC-3DPrint Box is designed to plug into a standard power outlet in different countries. Smaller ultrasonic cleaners will also plug into standard wall outlets; bigger ones, however, may require a custom power outlet. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 52 ™ the area where you intend to place your Figure 4 Standalone Printer is ready to move the system into, and that you have the assistance of another person or lifting device, such as a hand truck, before scheduling the shipment of your printer. The following information will guide you through this preparation phase.
  • Page 53 Shipment Arrival The Figure 4 Standalone Printer will arrive in a variety of crates and/or pallets - the largest crate being for the Figure 4 Standalone Printer. Your shipment will consist of the following items: •...
  • Page 54 3. Uncrating and installation of your Figure 4 system components. System Uncrating The uncrating and installation of the Figure 4 Standalone will be performed by the printer operator. The weight of the printer requires a minimum of two people to lift it safely.
  • Page 55 Figure 4 material. 5.7 Figure 4 Standalone Advance Preparation Checklist Note: NOTE: Unless governed by prior arrangement, 3D Systems is not responsible for loading 3D Sprint software on the user's workstation(s). Thus, BEFORE THE 3D PRINTER SYSTEM ARRIVES, ensure that your workstation is capable of supporting the requirements of both 3D Sprint software and communication with the printer via your network.
  • Page 56 NextDent 5100 Facility Requirements Guide. Once the printer is installed, we agree not to alter any of the required specifications listed in this manual without consulting with a 3D Systems' Customer Service Representative or certified partner. If alterations are made without consulting 3D Systems, it may void the system's warranty.
  • Page 57 FIGURE 4 STANDALONE SETTING UP YOUR PRINTER The following items and accessories are contained in the printer package. Figure 4 Standalone Printer Resin Tray - Contains the print material during part building. Print Platform (x2) - The 3D-printed part adheres to the print platform during part building.
  • Page 58 Carbon Filter - Prevents print-material fumes from exiting the process chamber. You will install this in the Carbon-Filter Bracket, as seen below. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 59 Bubble Level - Used to level the printer before its first use Part-Cleaning Brush - Used to aid in cleaning partially cured resin off the print platform and printed part 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 60 Ethernet Cable Wire Brush - Used to help clean print platforms that have run ELAST-BLK 10 resin 6.1 Figure 4 Standalone Necessary Accessories LC-3DPrint Box or other UV-curing oven 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 61 Mixing, Stirring, and Curing Chart for more information. Pedestal - to sit your Figure 4 Standalone Printer on top of and store frequently used tools. It also allows for easy movement of the printer on its wheels. The pedestal is included with your shipment, but is not required for the printer to function properly.
  • Page 62 6.7 Figure 4 Standalone Nesting Printers If you have multiple Figure 4 Standalone printers on pedestals, you may use a technique called, "nesting," to set up the printers as closely as possible while still enabling access to all printer doors. This section describes how to nest three printers together.
  • Page 63 Re-level all printers by themselves before printing on any of them. 6.8 Figure 4 Standalone Install Carbon Filter Unscrew the carbon-filter bracket from the printer. Remove carbon filter from its packaging and install it in the printer, as seen...
  • Page 64 Turn the Printer On The power switch and power inlet for the Figure 4 Standalone is on the back-left side of the printer. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 65 Please see the section Clean/Replace the Catch Tray installation instructions. 6.10 Figure 4 Standalone Printer Activation You can activate your printer by going to support.3dsystems.com/figure4standalone and clicking the Printer Activation link.
  • Page 66 6.11 Figure 4 Standalone Connect Printer to WiFi with Router While the printer does not have embedded WiFi, you can connect the printer to WiFi via third-party products. 3D Systems recommends the TP Link Travel Router . This procedure will explain how to set up your printer with this WiFi solution. You may need to consult with your network administrator for assistance.
  • Page 67 Send print jobs/firmware over WiFi via 3D Sprint. • Use a USB charger for router power. • When uploading jobs via USB drive: disconnect the router temporarily, upload the update/build file, and then reconnect the router power. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 68 Connect an ethernet cable between the router and your ethernet port switch. d. Connect ethernet cables from your ethernet port switch to each printer. 11. In 3D Sprint, search for the printer by its new IP address and connect to it. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 69: Set Up Printer On Network

    Scroll down and click the 3D Sprint System Requirements link. 7.1 Figure 4 Standalone Install 3D Sprint Software Note: 3D Sprint software is always subject to updates. An announcement, along with release notes, will accompany a new software-version release.
  • Page 70 Accuracy Wizard in 3D Sprint to troubleshoot such issues. Each Figure 4 Standalone printer will vary slightly in accuracy. If you have multiple printers, you will need to set the accuracy for each one separately.
  • Page 71 1. Open 3D Sprint again and click the Scale & Offset Wizard button to open it. This time, instead of saving a reference build file, you will: a. Check the box next to The reference parts have been printed. b. Click the Next button. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 72 4. Use your calipers or micrometer to measure the parts. If they are not accurate, run Steps 8-10 once more. 7.3 Figure 4 Standalone 3D Sprint Additional Documentation Click the icon, or press F1, in 3D Sprint for information on: •...
  • Page 73 • Removing a printer • Choosing a printer for a print job • Updating firmware • Sending a print job to the printer • User Interface explanations 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 74: Status Tab

    8.1 Figure 4 Standalone Touch Screen Overview The Figure 4 Standalone has a touch-screen-based Graphical User Interface (GUI), which is used to control the actions of the printer and adjust printer settings. Please use the following guidelines when using the GUI.
  • Page 75 At this point, you should queue print jobs in 3D Sprint and add print material either during the print process or from the Material tab. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 76: Queue Tab

    The printer will keep track of how much material is left in each bottle of material that has been scanned to the machine. It will also keep track of the expiration dates of your materials. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 77: Settings Tab

    Change Material - Please see the section Add/ Change Material and Scan Bottle 8.1.4 Settings Tab Tap the IP address on the Settings screen to enter the Network Settings screen. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 78 DNS Servers - the internet's system for converting alphabetic names into numeric IP addresses. For display only. This number cannot be changed through this interface. Proxy - Opens the Proxy screen for configuring a proxy server 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 79 8.1.4.1 Network Settings Tap the IP address on the Settings screen to enter the Network Settings screen. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 80 This number cannot be changed through this interface. Proxy - Opens the Proxy screen for configuring a proxy server Save - This will become an active button when changes are made to settings. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 81 If you your printer to connect to the internet via a proxy server, you can go to Settings > Network Settings > Proxy. The screen has fields you will need to fill in with your proxy server information. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 82 Note: Both your personal computer and the printer must be on the same network to update the printer's firmware using this method. The update cannot be installed during printing. CAUTION: For users on firmware 1.1.1, it is recommended to instead update firmware via Sprint. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 83 If you do not see this, navigate to Settings tab to check if the firmware version has been updated. If it has not, perform the upgrade again. If the issue persists, contact your reseller. Your firmware has successfully been updated! 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 84 8.1.4.2.2 Update Printer Firmware via 3D Sprint Whenever you open 3D Sprint, as long as the Figure 4 Standalone is set as your default printer, the system will always check to see if your printer has the most up-to-date firmware. If the firmware is not up-to-date, Sprint will show you a popup prompt to update it.
  • Page 85 If you do not see this, navigate to Settings tab to check if the firmware version has been updated. If it has not, perform the upgrade again. If the issue persists, contact your reseller. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 86: Install Resin Tray

    8.2 Figure 4 Standalone Prepare and Install the Resin Tray Resin Tray Guidelines The membrane contained within each resin tray is the most fragile component of the Figure 4 Standalone Printer. It must be handled with care. Follow all resin-tray guidelines and procedures to avoid membrane damage and failure.

  • Page 87: Add-Change Material And Scan Bottle

    Note: The screens in this section will be slightly different depending on whether you are changing the material type or adding material for the first time. 1. On the Material tab, tap the Change Material button. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 88 3. If the scan is successful, you will see the Bottle Found screen, like the one at the right. If the scan is not successful, this could be for a number of reasons, which are outlined in the section Printer Error Messages 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 89 >90% alcohol solvent on a nonabrasive cloth, according to the section Clean/Replace the Catch Tray 7. Reinstall the print platform. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 90: Resin Tray Material Cross-Usage

    Because of this, if you intend to use the whole family of Figure 4 print materials, you will need a minimum of two resin trays for your Figure 4 Standalone Printer. The chart below shows which resins can share the same resin tray (provided that you have cleaned them with >90% alcohol solvent in between uses), with the minimum two trays...

  • Page 91: Mixing, Stirring, And Curing Chart

    (IN RESIN TRAY) TIME BEFORE LC-3DPRINT MIXER USE SEE NOTE BELOW) Brand new After first use In tray less In tray more bottle (2, see note than 3 hrs than 3 hrs below) General Purpose 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 92 30 secs. 30 secs. 90 min. Figure 4 Rigid Gray (3, see note below) 1 hr. 10 min. 30 secs. 30 secs. 90 min. Figure 4 Tough 60C White (3, see note below) 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 93 90 min. Figure 4 RUBBER-65A (3, see note below) Casting 1 hr. 10 min. 30 secs. 30 secs. 30 min. Figure 4 JCAST- GRN 10 (3, see note below) Figure 4 90 min. EGGSHELL-AMB 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 94: Fill Resin Tray With Material

    CAUTION: Failure to properly switch materials will result in reduced reactivity of the new material, even when only very small amounts of different material(s) are mixed in. This will result in build failure and wasted material. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 95 The MAX mark indicates a resin level of 430mL (14.5 fl. oz.). See caution statement below. CAUTION: Do not fill the resin tray beyond 430 mL (14.5 fl. oz.). Doing so risks spilling material and/or getting material on elevator arms during printing. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 96: Mixing Material In The Resin Tray

    (B). Please see the images below for the proper stirring technique. CAUTION: Do not scrape the comb's blade from side to side like a knife. Rather, move it back and forth like an ice scraper. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 97 CAUTION: Be sure to clean the comb with IPA between uses. Failure to do so risks mixing unstirred resin or different resin in with material currently in the resin tray. 8.3 Figure 4 Standalone Prepare and Install the Print Platform Print Platform Guidelines Print platforms should be treated with care in order to preserve their shape and coating.

  • Page 98: Install Print Platform

    Special attention should be paid to the print surface (1), and elevator guides (2). 3. Also make sure the elevator is at its upper limit, or offload, position before installing the platform. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 99 Contact 3D Systems customer service. Triangular grooves 8.4 Figure 4 Standalone Start Printing Prepare Build File in 3D Sprint Before printing can begin, you must prepare a 3D model in 3D Sprint, slice the file, and export the sliced file to the printer.
  • Page 100 Ensure you are scanning the correct material bottle and hold the bottle's QR code in the path of the scanner such that the center dot is in the middle of the QR code. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 101 Fill the resin tray from the material bottle you just scanned, as in the section Fill Resin Tray With Material 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 102 You will also see a print preview of what is currently printing. You may abort the print job at any time by tapping the Abort button. Please see the section Abort a Print Job for more information. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 103: Submit Build File Via Usb

    Sprint was connected to at the time the file was created, while F4X can be used effectively on any of your Figure 4 Standalone printers. See the section Submit Build File via Network more information on F4X.

  • Page 104: Change Material Before Printing

    If the print job sent over from 3D Sprint uses a different print material than that loaded on the printer, one of two screens will pop up, prompting you to take certain actions: 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 105 2. You will see a screen similar to the one below: 3. Scan your material bottle, as in Step 2 of the section Start Printing . Continue with Step 3 of the printing steps in that section. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 106: Qr Code Override

    8.4.3 QR Code Override When you scan a bottle's QR code, there could be an error in reading the code itself. You should contact 3D Systems Customer Service to let them know you have a faulty QR code on your bottle. However, it is possible to continue printing for a limited number of builds by overriding the QR code requirement.
  • Page 107 2. The second time you experience a scanning error, you will see a screen like the one at the right. Tap Try Again to scan the bottle again. Tap Select Bottle to go to the QR Code Override screen. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 108 "empty." Tap the bottle that matches the resin you are using. If you do not see your resin listed, contact 3D Systems Customer Service. 4. Once you have selected a bottle, you will see a confirmation screen like the one at the right.

  • Page 109: Abort A Print Job

    QR code requirement anymore. Tap Try Again to scan your bottle again or scan a new bottle. Contact 3D Systems Customer Service for more information. 8.4.4 Abort a Print Job There are two ways that you may abort the print job: 1.
  • Page 110 One of the three sensors might also trip just after you press the Start Job button in Step 5 of the section Start Printing This will abort the pending job and you will see the screen below: 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 111 You will see the popup at the right. Tapping the Abort button on this screen will abort the job. There is no further warning. 2. You will see the screen at the right and the elevator will stop moving. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 112: Submit Build File Via Network

    One way to submit your build file to the printer is over your network via 3D Sprint. This section summarizes the process. For full 3D Sprint instructions, see the 3D Sprint Help Menu 1. In 3D Sprint, click Add to Queue. This will automatically send the build file as a .f4x file. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 113 Build File via USB for more information on the PXL format. 8.5 Figure 4 Standalone Change Air Filter Frequency: Every 3 months, or when prompted by touch screen The printer software will alert you periodically to replace the air filter, located on the back of the lower build chamber. A fan inside the printer pulls air in to cool off the printer components.
  • Page 114 Step 1. Be certain that the screw is tightened adequately and that the bracket fits snugly on the printer frame. Also be sure that the arrow indicating air-flow direction on the filter is pointing toward the printer. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 115 8.6 Figure 4 Standalone Change Carbon Filter Frequency: Every 6 months, or when prompted by touch screen The printer software will alert you periodically to replace the carbon filter, located on the back of the upper build chamber. If the filter gets resin on it, it must be replaced IMMEDIATELY.
  • Page 116 4. Secure the carbon-filter bracket in place with the four thumb screws. 8.7 Figure 4 Standalone When Printer is Idle - Sleep Mode When the printer is idle, be mindful of the following: 1. Be sure to keep the printer lid closed to keep out dust and other debris, as well as to keep any fumes inside the printer.
  • Page 117 1. On the printer, tap the button to open the Settings screen. Tap the Resin Tray Cleaning Tool icon. 1. You will see the screen at the right. Tap the Clean Tray button. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 118 You will note there is a progress bar on the screen and a Remaining Time indicator. Once the build is finished, the printer screen will change. Tap Next Job to prepare the printer for the next build. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 119 Clean cure the printed sheet so that you can discard it with regular trash. 8.9 Figure 4 Standalone Special Considerations for Rigid 140C Black Material Figure 4 Rigid 140C Black requires special mixing instructions ® to help ensure that your parts possess the expected mechanical properties.
  • Page 120 1. The bottle is used every day to mix material 2. If the bottle will not be used for an extended time, it should be thoroughly cleaned with >90% alcohol before it is stored. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 121 Mix Ratio Fill mixing bottle with 95 parts of part A material. Fill mixing bottle with 95 parts of part A material. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 122 Close your mixing bottle and shake up and down vigorously for two minutes. Resin Tray Loading Instructions Begin your build. General Usage Post Processing 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 123 4. Dry your parts and remove supports as seen in the section Dry the Build Parts. For this material specifically, dry for 25 minutes at 35°C (95°F). Your parts must be completely dry before being post cured. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 124 You can do this by using glass jars to prop up the glass plate. 2. After curing, let parts cool down until they reach ambient temperature to avoid dimensional inconsistencies. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 125 Thermal Post Curing Steps 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 126 FIGURE 4 STANDALONE POST PROCESSING Introduction Once your 3D build has completed, the part on the platform is considered green until it has been through post-processing. A green part must be handled with nitrile gloves at all times. This section describes how to post-process the part, rendering it safe to handle without nitrile gloves.
  • Page 127 3D Sprint queue, you will not see the Next Job button. 9.1 Figure 4 Standalone Remove Printed Parts From Platform You must now remove the printed part(s) from the print platform to prepare them for cleaning.
  • Page 128 2. Use the Platform Scraper to fully remove the part from the platform. 3. For instructions on removing the remaining, partially cured resin, see the section Clean Print Platform 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 129 9.2 Figure 4 Standalone Cleaning Printed Parts Printed parts must be cleaned with solvents to ensure safer handling, dimensional accuracy, and preparation for post-curing. This section will describe three methods that have been proven to work best for Figure 4 part cleaning: 1. Sonication in IPA; 2.

  • Page 130: Cleaning Chart

    Depending on your requirements, choose which of the following three methods best suits your printing applications: 1. Sonication in IPA - Recommended as a starting point for high-volume, robust cleaning systems. This uses 3D Systems' EZ Rinse C cleaning solvent and IPA or Propylene Carbonate from your local supplier. Due to the flammability of IPA, you must use an explosion-proof ultrasonic cleaner.
  • Page 131 Carbonate A4 Solution do not exceed 5 do not exceed 5 do not exceed do not exceed min. min. do not exceed 5 do not exceed 5 2.5 min. 2.5 min. min. min. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 132 Propylene Carbonate - Hydrometer range 1.000 - 1.220 Clean: do not change solvent if > 1.197 Dirty: use the solvent for "dirty" baths if between 1.197> x > 1.190 Discard: Discard solvent according to all government regulations if < 1.190 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 133: Cleaning Parts Using An Ultrasonic Cleaner

    Failure to do so could present a fire hazard. 4. Follow the instructions in your ultrasonic cleaner's User Guide to power it on and begin cleaning. Run the Wash cycle for the time specified in the Cleaning Chart 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 134: Cleaning Parts Manually

    6. Place printed part(s) into Rinse container. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 135: Specific Gravity Measurement

    If part surfaces are sticky or shiny, it is a good indication that your solvent is not cleaning them enough. 9.3 Figure 4 Standalone Dry the Build Parts For information on the different methods for drying printed parts, please see the section Air-Drying Parts .
  • Page 136 MATERIAL TYPE DRYING TIME All current materials Ambient or air dry > 1hr. or Oven dry 50°C (122°F), 10 min. For Figure 4 Rigid 140C Black, see Special Considerations for Rigid 140C Black Material 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 137: General Post Curing Requirements

    9.4 Figure 4 Standalone UV Cure the Parts LC-3DPrint Box The recommended post-curing oven for the Figure 4 Standalone is the NextDent LC-3DPrint Box. Please see the section General Post-Curing Requirements for information on the specs an alternate post-curing oven must have 1.
  • Page 138 For Figure 4 MED-AMB 10 and MED-WHT 10 materials, it may be necessary to sterilize cured, finished parts to be used in certain medical applications. You can sterilize printed parts by making use of an autoclave or using gamma-ray sterilization. Do not use a dishwasher or thermal disinfector. 3D Systems recommends the following autoclave method as a baseline starting point for sterilization: 1.
  • Page 139 Such changes are typically less than 20%. Use cases that are sensitive to that should be validated. 9.6 Figure 4 Standalone Considerations for Heating Figure 4 HI TEMP 300- Figure 4 HI TEMP 300-AMB creates printed parts that can withstand high temperatures. However, exposure to different temperatures will change the material's color.
  • Page 140 IPA. Place the print platform on the fixture, being sure it is submerged in the solvent, and use the punch tool up and down on the platform once more, as you did in Step 1. Platform-cleaning fixture 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 141 For cleaning print platforms that run elastomeric resins such as ELAST-BLK 10, your printer package includes a Wire Brush accessory. The following instructions demonstrate how to use this brush. 1. Use the Platform Scraper to remove as much partially cured resin as you can. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 142 3. Turn the print platform over and use the Wire Brush to scrape all areas that have partially cured resin. 4. Place the print platform in solvent and use the Part- Cleaning Brush to clear away areas of liquid resin. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 143 If you find resin or partially cured bits on the platform at this point, follow the steps in this section again on the problem areas. 9.8 Figure 4 Standalone Clean Resin Tray You must clean the resin tray if: •...
  • Page 144 2. Using nitrile gloves and using both hands, slowly lift the resin tray out of the printer. CAUTION: Take care not to hit the resin tray on the elevator arms, printer lid, or other printer components during removal. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 145 ORIGINAL bottle. When the tray is almost empty, use the plastic resin mixer to guide the last bits out. Discard the filter, as well as the cured print material it picks out, according to all government regulations. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 146 It is okay to use alcohol for RUBBER-BLK 10 in this step. 8. Dry membrane gently with 30 psi dry compressed air using an air gun attachment, or allow tray to air dry. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 147 12. Discard all paper towels/wipes used throughout this procedure according to all government regulations. The resin tray can now be stored in the Resin-Tray Garage or filled with new resin for printing. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 148 You can also store the resin tray in the printer with the cover from the garage on top, as seen below. 9.9 Figure 4 Standalone Clean Finishing Tools It is necessary to clean any tools you used during post-processing before their next use, even if you are continuing to use the same resin.
  • Page 149 FIGURE 4 STANDALONE PRINTER ERROR MESSAGES Note: Error codes are supported in firmware v1.1.1 or higher. You might experience certain error messages during printer operation, or if the printer detects issues with printer components. Each error message will be accompanied by a numerical code, which you can use to look up troubleshooting steps in this guide.
  • Page 150 Printer enters maintenance mode? No 4. Check bar code scanner window is clean. Use the most-up-to-date bottle label. 3480104 Unsupported barcode format Contact your reseller for more Aborts the build? No information. Printer enters maintenance mode? No 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 151 3DS MQG Server unreachable 1. Check printer's ethernet cable connection and LAN settings. Ensure Aborts the build? No that mqg.3dsystems.com is white Printer enters maintenance mode? No listed on your firewall. 2. Contact your reseller. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 152 Printer does not have valid primary 1. Reset IP address. and secondary DNS configuration 2. Contact local IT if IP is dynamic. 3. Contact your reseller. Aborts the build? No Printer enters maintenance mode? No 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 153 International: +1 803-326-3930 General Figure 4 Standalone Printer service procedures must be performed only by a 3D Systems-certified service technician unless this guide explicitly states otherwise. If your 3D printer system needs service, contact 3D Systems Technical Support at the following numbers: •...

  • Page 154: Cleaning The Printer

    FIGURE 4 STANDALONE PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE To keep the Figure 4 Standalone Printer in proper working order, it is necessary to perform certain procedures for preventative maintenance. The operator can perform these tasks without the supervision, or services, of a certified 3D Systems field engineer.
  • Page 155 Use a nonabrasive cloth or lint-free paper towel to dry the Catch tray with clean glass inside of the catch tray. d. Discard the catch tray and all waste products according to all government regulations. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 156 Printing without a catch tray installed will also slightly alter the size of printed parts. 1. Line up the catch tray on the rails. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 157: Clean Resin Tray

    You must periodically clean the tension latches on the left and right sides of the chassis. WEAR 100% nitrile gloves throughout this procedure. 1. Untension the resin tray and carefully remove it. Place it in the resin-tray garage with the lid on. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 158: Clean Membrane Interface Lip

    4. Clean the top and bottom of the tension arm itself with IPA. Inspect the tension arm for any signs of damage. If there is damage, contact 3D Systems Service. 5. Reinstall the vanity covers over the chassis. Cleaning of the tension system is now complete.

  • Page 159: Clean Touch Screen And Qr-Code Scanner

    You will not have access to clean behind the scanner's window. If you see that resin and/or debris has gotten inside the scanner window, contact 3D Systems Service. 12.1.6 Inspect Printer Lid Frequency:...

  • Page 160: Inspect Projector Lens And All Cables

    3. Breaks that do not allow the lid to stay open when lifted. This type of break will make many print processes more difficult and prone to error. If any of these conditions is found to exist, contact 3D Systems Service for replacement information. Clean Lid The printer lid is made of acrylic and must be cleaned with a specialty product such as Novus No.

  • Page 161: Check Printer Level

    If a print platform is not level, it cannot be reliably bent to be made level and must be discarded according to all government regulations. This section describes how to identify the two ways in which your platform might be bent. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 162 If the platform does NOT rock, it is an indication that the platform surface is concave. Good test - the platform tilts and is NOT concave. It may be reused. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 163: Preventative Maintenance Checklist

    Only check box if performed this week. Otherwise, just fill in the date last performed. Change Air Filter ( link ) - Last performed Check Printer Level ( link ) - Last performed 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 164 Every 6 Months Only check box if performed this week. Otherwise, just fill in the date last performed. Change Carbon Filter ( link ) - Last performed Maintenance Performer Signature: Date: __________________________________________________________________ _____________________________ _______ 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 165: Printed Part Quality

    FIGURE 4 STANDALONE TROUBLESHOOTING There are unique situations you may encounter when operating the printer. This section has compiled a partial list of these situations and methods of troubleshooting them. Note: Unless troubleshooting steps require the printer to operate, shut down the printer and unplug it before performing troubleshooting steps.
  • Page 166 5. Resin-tray film scratched, dented, hazy/dirty- particularly in the failed area of the build. If scratched or dented, you must replace the tray. If hazy/dirty, clean the tray as in the section Clean Resin Tray 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 167 This method can be particularly useful if cured resin is fused to the resin-tray film, rather than just floating in the resin. 1. Discard the resin in the resin tray according to all government regulations. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 168 4. Debris on the print platform - partially cured resin from a previous build or other debris could prevent adhesion. Ensure you clean the print platform between each build as in the section Clean Print Platform 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 169 PPQ9 Part does not adhere to supports. 1. Wrong support style - Please see 3D Sprint Best Practices 2. Not enough supports - Please see 3D Sprint Best Practices 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 170: Hardware Issues

    The resin tray will have to be replaced. otherwise damaged. Contact your reseller to order more trays. It is a good idea to have at least one extra tray on-hand to reduce printer downtime. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 171 If they do, contact your reseller immediately. The printer will need to be sent in for repairs. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 172 Follow the guidelines in the section Inspect Projector Lens and All Cables to determine if you can clean your lens, or if the resin spill is too wide- spread to clean with simple means. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 173 Unplug printer and leave unplugged for 30 seconds. Plug printer back in and turn on. 2. If Step 1 does not work, contact your reseller immediately. The printer will have to be sent in for repairs. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 174 Ensure that the catch tray is pushed all the way back. 2. Ensure there are no obstructions blocking the door from closing. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 175 3. Ensure your printer has an active internet connection. Scanning data is sent to a 3D Systems server for validation and the scanner will not operate correctly offline or on a closed network.

  • Page 176: Part Cleaning Issues

    Reduce sonication power. b. If your ultrasonic cleaner's power setting cannot be changed, reduce cleaning time. c. Reduce temperature of liquid in ultrasonic cleaner. d. Increase drying time after cleaning. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 177: Network Issues

    6. See the Facility Requirements section of this guide for full network requirements. Cannot connect to Internet via USB Internet connection via USB is not dongle available on this machine. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 178 DHCP 5. Try to clean 3D Sprint database: a. Close 3D Sprint b. Open Documents folder c. Go to 3D Systems\3D Sprint -> this is the name of the 3D Sprint versions you are using d. Delete 3D Sprint.PrinterRegister file e.
  • Page 179 DHCP mode. 3. MQG Server might be down. This server goes down for less than 15 minutes per quarter, and is monitored by 3D Systems' firmware team. 4. If the issue persists, contact your reseller. 3D Systems, Inc.
  • Page 180 1. In your web browser, visit the IP address of your router and sign into the admin menu. 2. Open the firewall settings and navigate to the settings for open ports. 3. Ensure all ports seen below are open. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...

  • Page 181: Repacking The Figure 4 Standalone

    REPACKING THE FIGURE 4 STANDALONE If you are moving your printer to another facility in a vehicle, it is best to repackage the printer in its original packaging. If you did not keep your original packaging, contact your reseller to order a repacking kit. If you do not repackage the printer in its original packaging or in the packaging provided in the repacking kit, using the instructions in this section, you will assume liability for the printer in its move.
  • Page 182 Use packing tape over it to secure it to the frame. 6. Place cardboard frame with accessories box next to the printer box on the pallet. It should fit snugly in the empty slot, with the accessories box facing outward. 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 183 Close the clips to lock them in place. 9. Use packing tape to seal the top of the box. 10. Secure the box to the pallet using packing belts. Your printer is now ready to move to another facility! 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
  • Page 184 FIGURE 4 STANDALONE CE DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 3D Systems, Inc. p/n 42-D115, Rev. O...
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  • Page 186 3D Systems, Inc. 333 Three D Systems Circle Rock Hill, SC 29730 www.3dsystems.com Register Statement 2022 by 3D Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Specifications subject to © change without notice. 3D Systems and the 3D Systems logo are registered trademarks of 3D Systems, Inc.