Applications

New Material Development

New materials refer to structural materials with excellent properties and functional materials with special characteristics that have recently been developed or are under development. The DIW (Direct Ink Writing) 3D printing technology offers unique advantages in validating new materials, including material diversity and innovation, personalized complex structures, rapid validation, and cost reduction. These benefits make DIW technology an indispensable tool in the new material R&D process. By precisely controlling printing parameters, DIW technology achieves fine control over the rheological behavior of materials, allowing even low-viscosity slurries to be effectively printed without additives, preserving the original properties of the materials.

Biomedical

DIW 3D printing technology offers significant advantages in biomedicine, including personalized treatment, rapid manufacturing of complex structures, biocompatibility and bioactivity, and drug development and cell research. Through custom medical device fabrication, artificial organ development, cell culture, and personalized treatment via bio 3D printing, DIW technology is making important contributions to improving human health and quality of life.

3D Printing Drugs

3D printing is considered a transformative technology in drug formulation due to its flexibility in shaping and precise dose control. Unlike traditional methods that produce homogeneous, standardized, and single-function formulations, 3D printing allows for the spatial distribution of drugs and excipients in three dimensions. This enables the creation of heterogeneous drug delivery systems with precise control over release time, speed, location, and dosage. By accommodating drug characteristics and real-world clinical pharmacokinetics, 3D printing facilitates the customization and production of personalized and innovative formulations on demand.

Battery R&D & Manufacturing

Medical Aesthetics

DIW ink 3D printing technology offers more personalized and precise solutions in the medical aesthetics industry, enabling refined and customized beauty treatments. This enhances the level of aesthetic technology and the effectiveness of medical beauty procedures.

3D Printing Of Ceramic Materials

The process involves mixing the required special material powders, ceramic powders, and binders to create a slurry. This slurry is then printed into shape using a DIW (Direct Ink Writing) 3D printer. After printing, the model undergoes a series of post-processing steps, including debinding and high-temperature sintering, to achieve the final form. By analyzing variations in materials, composition ratios, and post-processing methods, new material formulations and functional characteristics can be developed. The DIW technology is favored by many research institutions due to its simple slurry preparation, high basic material content, streamlined process, and capability to print with multiple materials.