ISA 2015 Attendees to Get a Firsthand Look at Roland's New monoFab ARM-10 3D Printer

Roland DGA, a leading manufacturer of wide-format inkjet printers and 3D devices, will be demonstrating its new, technologically advanced monoFab™ ARM-10 3D printer at ISA 2015 in Las Vegas. The culmination of over 25 years of experience in the development of 3D rapid prototyping machines, the monoFab ARM-10 makes it easy to turn ideas into reality.

The ARM-10 3D printer is ideal for validating a design in the initial stages of prototyping or modeling a complex shape. Incorporating a Digital Light Processing (DLP) layered projection system, this rapid prototyping 3D printer builds models by sequentially curing layers of resin from a resin tray. Simultaneous production of multiple objects can be accomplished within the same work area to reduce modeling time. The suspended build system also minimizes resin usage. Roland’s imageCure™ resin becomes semi-transparent when cured, and post-processing procedures like support removal and polishing are simple to do. The included monoFab Player AM software supports 3D printing from STL files and features automatic functions such as healing that fills in any gaps in 3D data, simplifies meshes and generates supports.

The ARM-10 can be paired with Roland's new monoFab SRM-20 desktop milling machine, a state-of-the-art subtractive rapid prototyping device, to put the advantages of both additive and subtractive technologies at the user's fingertips. The SRM-20 desktop mill delivers speed, precision and ease-of-use in a compact desktop size, and is capable of milling a variety of non-proprietary materials typically used for prototyping, including acrylic, ABS, wood and modeling wax. It's ideal for checking the feel and weight of materials that are similar or the same as final deliverables.

Roland's ARM-10 3D printer and SRM-20 desktop milling machine can be used together as a system, or as stand-alone devices. Both devices are available worldwide from authorized Roland distributors. For more information, visit the monoFab page at the Roland DGA website, www.rolanddga.com/monoFab.