Here's a complete ‘made in India' 3D printer!

3D printing is rapidly becoming popular all over the world, chiefly among DIYers, researchers and hobby engineers. Well, how could India be left behind? Mumbai's very own Divide By Zero Technologies has come out with the Accucraft S150, which is a totally ‘made in India' 3D printer. With this device, the company wants to take the Indian market, which is still relatively at a nascent stage in terms of the technology, by storm.

The printer ships in the form of a steel box in a sturdy design that can cater to a variety of 3D printing needs. Consuming 700 watts of power and an input of 100-230V AC, the printer is capable of a printing volume measuring 16 cm³. The

developers claim the Accucraft S150 delivers position precision of 10 microns and can print at 300 mm/sec.

The printer is fast and precise, and prints at the click of a button. It can print bigger objects in parts. All that is needed is a design in the specified format, and the Accucraft S150 prints the entire object in parts, which can then be assembled using plastic welding or engineering grade adhesives. The build platform itself can be removed, which makes taking out the printed objects easy.