ENGINEERING
for the Industrial & Engineering Industry
IN EDUCATION
and expert advice for the Education Industry
MEDICAL SOLUTIONS
Expert Advice for the Medical & Prosthetics Industry
CERAMICS & CLAY
and Design, Architecture and Construction.
AND ENGRAVERS
on organic materials and even engrave select metal.
| Who Are Our Customers?
Educators
At Daemon 3D Print we aim to support our schools and universities with one on one help in choosing the perfect 3D printer for their establishment. 3D printing gives students the chance to take a project from design to manufacture.
Engineers
We offer a range of 3D printers and materials designed for the engineering and manufacturing industries. Industrial 3D printers provide the precision and reliability best suited for prototyping, end-use parts & manufacturing tools.
Medical
3D Printing is aiding the medical industry in many ways, one of the most significant examples is the production of 3D printed prosthetic limbs, corsets, braces, orthopaedic inserts, medical devices, dental moulds, and PPE.
| Flux Laser Cutters
Talk to an expert or get a Laser machine demo local to you.
Resellers
Our Resellers are available if you would like to arrange a Flux machine demo and talk to a product expert. Our Resellers are regionally based, so we hope there will be one near you. Not only are our Resellers sales outlets for the Flux Laser Cutter range of machines, but many of them also use the machines to make parts of their wider product portfolio, so you will get real insight into the daily use of the machines from them.
Champions
Our Champions use their Flux Laser Cutters day in and day out, running thriving businesses on their creativity and cut and engraved products. There are no better people to talk to to understand the learning curve, materials, and challenges of bringing ideas to reality on the Flux Laser machines. Our Champions have a range of product and materials expertise, so you should be able to find an expert amongst them to give you great advice for your specific application.
3D printing solutions to provide supplies to the medical
community increases drastically. Many creative and determined
heroes are turning to 3D printing to support the medical
community at this time to help combat the shortage of
necessary supplies.
COVID-19
printers from 5th Gen to the latest members of the MakerBot Method
family of printers. Normally printing bespoke or low volume or custom
parts for customised system modules, recent events have pared
Rollems’ normally vibrant working environment back to a skeleton crew
focusing on printing facemask parts for the NHS as part of a
manufacturing and distribution network to help meet PPE demand
during this national pandemic.
3D PRINTED FACEMASKS
affordable, assistive devices that enhance the human
body. They have started by introducing the Hero Arm,
a stylish multi-grip bionic hand. Current upper limb
prostheses exist as hooks, grippers, or expensive
bionic hands, but Open Bionics are on a mission to
make beautiful bionic limbs more accessible.
THE HERO ARM
the 3D face scan , allows you to create and customise a
personal mask for each operator. Manufacturing times
are drastically reduced with 3D printing, and function and
comfort can be designed with ease.
the first generations of busts created by Dr. Leoncini with
a Delta WASP 3D Printer, a previously unexpected 3D printing
application. Thanks to perseverance and inventiveness in
recent years the idea of creating solutions for scoliosis with
3D printing has become increasingly concrete and credible.
