Fugo Precision 3D debuts the first centrifugal 3D printer

Fugo Precision 3D, a new technology developer in the AM industry, has launched its Fugo Model A, one of the world’s first centrifugal 3D printers – marking a significant milestone in the evolution of AM. This groundbreaking technology offers ‘layerless’ printing with sub-30-micron accuracy and throughput up to 10x faster than traditional stereolithography (SLA) printers.

The Fugo Model A integrates multiple post-production processes into a single machine – significantly reducing costs and increasing efficiency for manufacturers. With its all-in-one system, users can print, wash, dry, and post-cure parts. In addition to increased speed and throughput, the company has emphasized the Model A’s ability for precision printing with sub-50-micron accuracy in all dimensions.

“Our patented centrifugal printing technology is not just an improvement over existing systems; it is a complete rethinking of what 3D printing can accomplish,” said Bryan Allred, Founder of Fugo Precision 3D. “With the Fugo Model A, we expect to help manufacturers build higher quality parts at a lower cost.”

“Since the advent of SLA and DLP technology, the single greatest problem with these printers has been the need for a mechanical means to spread the infinitely thin layers. With the Fugo Model A, we have solved this problem as our technology does not use any mechanical means to create layers during printing,” said Sasha Shkolnik, CTO of Fugo Precision 3D.

The centrifugal 3D printer is a multi-application printer that works with a diverse range of photopolymers. Fugo is targeting current high-volume manufacturers with 3D printing as a critical element of their production lines to become its early adopters. The company is currently taking reservations for the Model A and plans to deliver the initial commercial production machines in Q1 of 2025.