LUXeXceL 3D Printed Optics Service Launches

[Brian_Krassenstein]

LUXeXcel's Printopical Technology allows the company to 3D print crystal-clear optics of the highest quality, without requiring any post-processing. In order to expand their service offerings, the company has just announced their new online transparent 3D printing service. Anyone can use the service, and it's sure to catch the attention of -- and greatly benefit -- small and large businesses alike. The platform is easy-to-use by design, requiring a simple log in and upload. Immediately upon uploading a design a quote is offered for the print job. Files are accepted in dozens of types (from .asm to .stl to .obj and many more), in sizes no larger than 500 MB and with max dimensions of 200 x 380 x 20 mm. In about 10 business days from submission, the object will be produced. Find out more about this innovative new service offering in the full article: http://3dprint.com/47250/luxexcel-cl...print-service/


Below is a photo of crystal-clear 3D printed objects from LUXeXcel:

[LesterCHall]

Brian, thanks for running this story (and for the writing talent as well), this capability will allow me to finally experiment with my ideas for aligning disparate light sources and area/volume light sources into a single beam. If THAT works, then the potential applications are amazing. The future is NOW!

Les