Carima to bundle recently launched Materialise Magics Print software

The Korean 3D printer manufacturer will bundle the software to their line of Digital Light Processing printers.

Materialise have announced at formnext 2016 that Korean 3D printer manufacturer, Carima will bundle their recently launched Materialise Magics Print software to their line of Digital Light Processing printers.

The Magics Print software is a flexible new product that allows 3D printer manufacturers to offer data preparation solutions to their customers, making it possible to repair files and prepare them for printing in a much simpler and efficient way.

Test results from Materialise’s DLP Technology Centre of Excellence in Malaysia indicated that users of Materialise Magics Print will be able to prepare their models twice as fast. The usage of the patented auto-scaffold support structures will reduce the support removal time by up to 82% compared to conventional support generation software.

Materialise and Carima’s collaboration is another step forward towards better control of the 3D printing process for DLP machine users.

“We are happy to actively work with machine manufacturers like Carima to enable the user of their machines to get the most out of 3D printing technology,” said Stefaan Motte, Vice president of Software at Materialise. “By bundling part of our open and neutral software backbone with their machines, we combine each other’s strength and expertise.”

Carima's customers are situated in the jewellery, dental and prototyping market, and are looking for stable and powerful data preparation software that allows them to make their designs 3D printable. As of January, Carima will make Materialise Magics Print available to all users of their Master EV machine, as well as the next generation of the DM200 and DM250 machines.

“At Carima, we are proud to offer high-quality printers as well as great service, and fulfilling the needs of our customers is our number one priority,” said Byungkeuk Lee, CEO of Carima. “By partnering with Materialise, we aim to further improve the service we offer our customers by giving them access to Materialise’s industry-leading software, with a data preparation solution that will improve the user-experience both before and after a part is 3D printed.”

Stefaan Motte also spoke exclusively to TCT Magazine at formnext 2016 about Materialise's work in additive manufacturing.