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Pulsar Atom goes beyond simply being a pellet extruder; it is a refined piece of precision engineering developed to increase production in 3D printing. With a compression ratio optimized for 3D printing and exceptional stability, it exceeds the limits of thermoplastic materials by reaching high temperatures up to 450°C.
Your key to exceptional precision, speed, and performance in 3D printing is Pulsar Atom. With a material output of 1000 grams per hour (234 mm³/s), discover how Pulsar Atom will change your operations, one layer at a time.
Pulsar Atom is designed to reach temperatures up to 450°C, opening up a world of high-temperature materials.
No more limitations. No more compromise. Just precision.
Pulsar Atom improves 3D printing with constant extrusion technology. This means the material is fed evenly and the printing process is reliable. High-quality prints are achieved without having to intervene to correct problems or reprint. Pulsar Atom saves time and makes 3D printing easier.
Exceptional Thermal Resistance
With a temperature tolerance of up to 150°C, Pulsar Atom is built to withstand the heat of the environment, ensuring durability and reliability.
Minimum Compression Ratio
With a minimum compression ratio of 1.5, Pulsar™ Atom ensures consistent and reliable extrusion on a wide range of thermoplastics.
Impressive Output Flow
You can count on Pulsar™ Atom to deliver an output flow of about 0.8 kg per hour, improving your production capabilities.
Precise Mass Flow Stability
With mass flow stability of less than 5 percent, Pulsar™ Atom ensures accuracy in every print.
Do you struggle with adaptability? Pulsar Atom offers over 45 degrees of nozzle maneuverability and an optional automatic material feed module. Whether you're printing or using robotic arms, it adapts effortlessly to your workflow.
Exceptional Maneuverability
With over 45 degrees of freedom around the nozzle, Pulsar™ Atom is perfect for robotic applications and non-planar printing.
Versatile Nozzles
Pulsar Atom offers nozzles with diameters ranging from 0.4 mm to 2.5 mm, providing flexibility for different printing needs.
Liquid Cooling Module
For high-temperature environments, our liquid cooling module ensures optimal performance and longer life.
Automatic Material Supply
Take advantage of the optional Automatic Material Feed add-on for a smooth and seamless printing experience.
| Parameter | Specifications |
| Weight | Less than 1.5 kg |
| Height | Less than 245 mm |
| Flow Rate (Output Flow) | ~1 kg per hour |
| Nozzle Diameters | 0.4 mm - 0.6 mm - 0.9 mm - 1.2 mm - 1.8 mm - 2.5 mm |
| Supply voltage | 110V or 220V |
| Max. ambient temperature | Up to 150°C |
| Max. operating temperature | Up to 450°C |
| Compatible pellets | Less than 5 mm (1 mm to 5 mm) |
Package contains: 1 x Pulsar Atom Precision Pellet Extruder - Dyze Design
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The item you receive may differ in some features from the one pictured, depending on the production batch. Despite this, functionality is maintained.
L'estrusore Single Drive utilizza un solo ingranaggio motorizzato e un cuscinetto a pressione. Il sistema Dual Drive utilizza due ingranaggi controrotanti che afferrano il filamento da entrambi i lati, garantendo una forza di spinta doppia e riducendo drasticamente lo slittamento, specialmente con filamenti tecnici o velocità elevate.
L'ugello va sostituito quando si notano problemi di stampa, specialmente superficiali, o se il diametro del foro si è allargato a causa dell'usura (comune con materiali abrasivi). Un ugello in ottone usato con fibra di carbonio può rovinarsi in poche ore di stampa, mentre uno in acciaio temprato può durare mesi.
Il rumore di scatto indica che il motore non riesce a spingere il filamento. Le cause, tra le altre, possono essere un ugello parzialmente ostruito, una temperatura di stampa troppo bassa, o una velocità di estrusione eccessiva per le capacità termiche del tuo hotend, un meccanismo non adeguato al tipo di filamento utilizzato.










