Penn Center for Musculoskeletal Disorders
3D Printing
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Available Printers:
FlashForge Creator Pro
For general purpose printing. Training and access is available upon request to all PCMD members.
FormLabs Form 3
For smooth surface finishes and very high precision. Has the capacity to print autoclavable materials and optically clear materials. Access and training available on a case-by-case basis.
Ultimaker S3
For complex geometry and functional parts. Water soluble support material allows for printing large overhangs and internal features.
3d Printer Comparison
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FlashForge Creator Pro | FormLabs Form 3 (SLA) | Ultimaker S3 |
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Layer Resolution |
100 - 400 microns | 25 - 300 microns | 20 - 200 microns |
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XY Precision |
200 microns | 25 microns | 6.9 microns |
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Materials Available |
ABS | Formlabs photopolymer resins | PLA, PVA, many more upon request |
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Maximum build volume |
22.7 × 14.8 × 15.0 cm | 14.5 × 14.5 × 18.5 cm | 23.0 × 19.0 × 20.0 cm |
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Support Material? |
Yes* |
Yes- thin supports require physical removal and post-processing |
Yes- PVA water-soluble support |
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Notes |
Available to all users Fastest turnaround time |
Printing requires a washing and a curing step Parts can be optically clear Parts can be autoclavable |
Tutorials and Tips
See our recent 3D printing learning lunch!
More coming soon!
3D Printing Project Request
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