Ceramic 3D Printers

Ceramic 3D printers are additive manufacturing devices that build objects layer by layer using ceramic materials like clay, paste, resin, or powder. They offer high precision and design flexibility for creating complex geometries. They achieve this without moulds and can be used for applications ranging from artistic vases to industrial components.

Popular methods include binder jetting, which uses a binding agent on a powder bed. Systems also use stereolithography (SLA), which cures a ceramic-infused resin with UV light. Other methods include material extrusion (or FFF) for pastes and filaments, and clay-specific coiling methods.