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The Form 4 Ecosystem is here. Discover next-gen resin 3D printing with Low Force Display™ tech, faster prints, expanded materials, and unmatched reliability. Join our YouTube Premiere event @ 9AM EST: #Formlabs #Form4 #3DPrinting

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Moritz2 years ago

It's finally here! Huge congratulations to everyone who helped create Formlabs' new stereolithography flagship #Form4

TheStophe - BALNC2 years ago

Amazing. I need an excuse to get this 🙌

M3 Bolt2 years ago

In awe at that print speed. Looks fantastic

Nero3D the Canuck Creator2 years ago

Is the printing footage in this video real time?

Formlabs2 years ago

Aside from the timelapses, yes!

Tech build2 years ago

What is the purpose of that linear moving thing?

Formlabs2 years ago

The moving part you see is the Resin Mixer in our Form 4. It ensures the resin stays mixed, prevents sedimentation, detects debris, and ensures consistent print quality across layers. It's a key part of why our prints are so reliable!

John Draisey1 year ago

I was wondering how does the Form 4 reduces inhalation of resin fumes? Is there a built in filter?

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