INJECTION MOLDING 3D PRINTING - MOVINGLIGHT® Plastic injection - which consists in injecting polymer material into the cavity of a mold - is the process most commonly used to manufacture plastic parts. It is perfect for producing large series of parts, especially when the parts are large in size and have complex designs. Injection molds are produced by machining a block of metal, which is a process that can be very expensive, costing up to tens of thousands of US dollars per mold, and very time consuming - from 1 week to several months - which limits the number of possible iterations when designing parts. THE CHALLENGE Currently, manufacturers need to accelerate the launch of new products and reduce their time to market in order to stay competitive. To achieve this, R&D departments must produce their prototypes faster and with as many iterations as they need and carry out functional tests using the final production material before moving on to mass production. Parallel to all this, increasing customization requirements and shorter product life cycles are generating increased demand for the production of short and medium series of customized parts at affordable costs. Today, Prodways’ exclusive MOVINGLight® technology has opened up new possibilities for eliminating the costs and delays involved in traditional metal tools, making it possible to inject up to several hundred final parts in the production material in just a few days. TECHNOLOGY MOVINGLight® - Photo-polymerization

INJECTION MOLDING - MOVINGLIGHT® SOLUTION IMPLEMENTED MOVINGLight® : THE IDEAL SOLUTION FOR INJECTION MOLDS Prodways' exclusive MOVINGLight® liquid resin photo-polymerization technology uses a moving DLP to build parts across the entire build platform quickly and with very fine detail, offering unrivaled resolution and productivity for industrial applications. INJECTION MOLDS PRINTED IN JUST A FEW HOURS Using its moving DLP, MOVINGLight® technology offers very high printing speeds to print injection molds in just a few hours. Injection molds printed using MOVINGLight® can then be placed in mold...