[INQ. NO. 2209E16] Established in 2000, Carima Co., Ltd. is a specialized 3D printer manufacturer in South Korea. The company has been growing to the extent that it is being introduced as an excellent global player every year in Wohler’s Report, which provides analyses of additive manufacturing.

Carima adopted the DLP 3D printing method that uses a digital projector screen to flash an image of a layer across the entire platform, curing all points simultaneously. So the precision is remarkable and printing speed is also faster compared to other methods, so it helps to minimize production time and keep costs down.

IMD is optimized for dentistry that requires fast printing, high-precision, and excellent repeatability, as the best Dental 3D Printer. And it enables dentists to print Dental Prosthesis such as modeling, C&B, S/G, and dentures with its one-stop service. Also, it features compatibility with most materials of other companies as one of the features.

Since its release, about three hundred units have been delivered to Korea’s most famous implant company from 2018-2019. And Carima has continuously been supplying more than a hundred units to around six overseas markets including two major Japanese dental companies. This shows that the quality is unrivaled and the reason why Carima is widely acknowledged as the best player in the world 3D printer market.

As a successful case, IMD has been used for mass-production of 15,000 Nasal Swabs per day by one of its U.S. partners. As such, it is widely used not only for dental purposes, but also for other sectors of the medical industry.

DM400A is a top-down DLP 3D printer with a dual 2K light engine. This high definition doubles down on resolution and makes it possible to cover a large build area (400 x 330 x 500mm), so mass-production application is thus achievable. It can also 3D print larger, heavier parts than small models with very low failure rates thanks to its top-down configuration.

Carima has proved the excellent printing quality of DM400A after many years of continuous R&D with its U.S. partner. Consequently, six units have been supplied to the world’s leading manufacturer of mattresses, and to clients in aerospace and defense parts industries, and the company is negotiating an additional contract within this year.

In addition, while the controversy surrounding the harmfulness of 3D printing materials has once again come to the fore, Carima recently has developed non-toxic CMYK resin as the solution. In particular, it has been tested and classified as a non-irritant and no harmful chemical substances were detected, which makes it suitable for educational use and printing figures and toys safely.

Carima provides total solutions in order to meet customers’ needs and ensure customer satisfaction.

 
 
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