DragonFly LDM

Imagine These Scenarios:

• Innovating freely without traditional manufacturing process constraints.
• Printing individual sections of a circuit design for on-the-fly testing.
• Creating vias and through holes with no drilling or plating required.
• Printing electronic circuitry in-house in just hours.
• Innovating while saving space, weight and cost with designs incorporating complex geometries and new functions.
• Streamlined workflows and easy operation
• Long uninterrupted 3D printing runs with minimal supervision for increased uptime.

Virtually Limitless Design Flexibility

By synthesizing precision and accuracy with multi-material additive manufacturing, the DragonFly LDM™ unlocks a whole new world of design possibilities for printed electronics. A wide array of PCB features, such as vias and through-holes, can be fully 3D printed in-house without subsequent etching, drilling and plating. A range of non-planar electronic components, such as Molded Interconnect Devices (MIDs) and electromagnets, also can be printed and tested on-the-fly.

The DragonFly LDM™ is transforming how product development teams work – waiting days or weeks for a custom prototype to be fabricated offsite can finally be a thing of the past. The freedom to innovate empowers progress, encourages product advancement, lowers development risks and enables faster time-to-market. Ultimately, it creates a better end-product.

Multi-Material Additive Manufacturing: Metals and Polymers in One Print Job

Simultaneous multi-material additive manufacturing is a revolutionary approach that helps redefine the electronics of tomorrow for attributes including density, size and flexibility.

The DragonFly LDM™ is fitted with two printheads, one for nano-Silver conductive ink and the other for dielectric polymer ink. This set-up allows the DragonFly LDM™ to concurrently print with both advanced inks in a single print job.

DragonFly LDM inkjet deposition system is setting new precision standards for 3D printed electronics., making it ideal for industries with the most demanding design and quality requirements, such as aerospace, automotive, telecommunications, healthcare and more.