Asiga MAX^™

When purchasing the Asiga MAX™ directly from SCHEU-DENTAL or one of our trading partners, you receive the following along with the printer: the licence-free Asiga Composer software, a calibration set, an Asiga MAX™ Tray (1l), a bottle of the printer resin IMPRIMO® LC model (1kg), a cutter knife for the removal of the printed objects as well as a protection cover. In Germany, Austria and Switzerland, free on-site installation and an introduction into operating the printer is covered by the SCHEU-DENTAL field staff; in all other countries, free remote support is granted by our support team throughout the entire service life.

Printing can be done continuously in layers of 1 μm thickness. Layer thicknesses of 25 μm, 50 μm, 75 μm and 100 μm have been validated. In general, each layer thickness can be realized with the accuracy of a 1 μm.

The Asiga MAXTM has a pixel size of 62 μm (± 31 μm) in the XY plane.

The build size is 67 mm x 75 mm x 119 mm (width x height x depth).

The integrated UV-LED projector is based on the DLP system (DLP = digital light processing) and has an expected service life of 10,000 hours.

No, first commissioning and basic training by certified personnel on site are required. The training is free of charge.

The printer must be connected to a computer network to submit print jobs. After transmission of print jobs, the printer operates independently.

Please note that for complete curing of print objects the subsequent polymerisation in a polymerisation unit is required. We recommend the supporting use of protective gas (nitrogen) to avoid a dispersion layer. Please note that we can only guarantee a validated process for the fabrication of a medical product according to the European MDR when using the IMPRIMO® Cure polymerisation unit.

The printer can be connected either to an Ethernet network or Wi-Fi.

Yes, it is possible to store several jobs in a queue, but each printing job must be started separately.

Support structures can be either generated automatically or placed manually. It is possible to modify the automatic support creation.

The number of objects depends on their size. Reference value: 6 dental arches or 8 splints can be printed on the platform (at a hanging position).

Once printing is completed, the objects must be removed from the model platform. Uncured resin residues are completely removed using isopropyl alcohol leaving no residue. Final curing of the objects is effected in a light oven at a wavelength of 385 nm, preferably using protective gas to avoid the creation of a dispersion layer.

The costs depend on the model size, as for small models less resin is needed than for large ones. The cost is approx. 3,50 € for a lower dental arch and 5,50 € for an upper one (reference values). The cost is based on the currently valid price list (as of 7/17).