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The industrial 3D printer market has grown rapidly and is mainly used within the metalworking sector. As Interfilter Group, we provide the necessary filtration and conditioned compressed air that the 3D printing machines need to be operational.
With our compressors from CompAir, adsorption dryers from Parker, and other components from LibAir, Transair, Parker Zander, Parker Hiross, and Parker Domnick Hunter, the compressed air is conditioned. This conditioned air is free of oil (vapour), water (vapour), particulate matter, micro-organisms, and according to ISO8573-1:2010. Furthermore, this clean air does not pose a threat to the piping that needs to deliver the compressed air to the right place. For these reasons, compressed air is suitable for industrial 3D printers. For more information, visit our Air and Gas Treatment page.
When the 3D printer starts printing, the temperature quickly rises. Compressed air is essential to quickly and easily cool the printer. For this reason, more and more 3D printer owners are choosing to use compressed air instead of fans. Additionally, fans only blow the harmful substances released during printing into the air faster.
Conditioned compressed air is also used to generate nitrogen gas (N2). Atmospheric air contains about 78% nitrogen. With the help of our nitrogen generator, this nitrogen can be filtered out of the compressed air and used for various purposes, such as in the rapid prototyping process of 3D printing. For more information, read our page on generating nitrogen.
Interfilter Group has a selection of filters for liquid filtration, dust filtration, air filtration, gas filtration, and hydraulic filtration suitable for various applications across different segments. When it comes to a 3D printer, the HEPA filter is the best option for filtering.
When the machine starts printing, various substances are released that can be harmful to the respiratory system. This is because the heated print filament during production blows many small particles and gases into the air. These particles or gases are often invisible but can harm the health of the machine and employees. Therefore, many installations use a HEPA filter. This special filter provides very fine filtration and is often used when extremely clean air is required. This is common in operating rooms, the pharmaceutical industry, and food production.
Quality, service, and sustainability are paramount in selecting our range. In addition to our standard products, we also develop improved and new products in consultation with the customer for the optimization of the filtration process. The result is, for example:
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