3D Minerals

3D Minerals

Address
10 routes des Pacages du Masbatin
Bonnac-la-Côte
87270
France
Phone: +33 (0) 6 23 19 55 56
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3D Minerals designs and develops CERAMIC 3D PRINTERS with an innovative and patented extrusion technology: Slurry Deposition Modeling. This innovation allows the 3D printing of large parts without stopping the printing process. Moreover, with this process we have a simple and fast preparation of the extruded ceramic paste.

The company was created in February 2019 by three founding partners : Claude SCHNEIDER, Quentin JOLY and Cédric JACQUEMENT.

3D Minerals commercialize a range of three 3D printers :

  • The cartesian 3D Printer : This 3D printer is perfect for prototyping and to manufacture small parts, it can be equipped with 3D Minerals S.D.M (Slurry.Deposition.Modeling) technology or P.D.M technology (Paste.Deposition.Modeling).
  • The 3D Printer with rotary table : This 3D printer equipped with the S.D.M. technology is perfect to produce round ceramic parts. Its rotary table allows safe finishing (inside or outside the part).
  • The Robotic ceramic 3D Printer : The 3D Minerals S.D.M. technology can be equipped on a robotic arm, which allows the manufacture of complex parts and small series of parts.

The dimensions of our printers depend on the customers' needs.

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