Material research is often confronted with volume constraints. Traditional tooling requires large quantities of material, as well as expensive tooling developments which are obstacles to profitability and ease of testing.



Pam 3D printers bring a new way to process thanks to micro-extrusion and the use of pellets in 3D printing process. Without extra tooling and with small material quantity, it is possible to obtain results on material processability and validate its development. Iterations are faster and represent an accelerating lever for research programs.

Proof of concept has a strong representative requirement. Speed and low production cost are essential to favour iterative studies. By using industrial pellets, Pam 3D printers offer a fast manufacturing without extra investment and with the same material as conventional production tools.

This approach is ideal for companies who are looking for fast iterative and profitable equipment. With Pam 3D printers, it is possible to get parts without tooling investment at industrial cost, indeed parts printed with Pam have a similar price to injected parts from a large batch.