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<blockquote>The most attractive feature in our opinion is that there are no factory settings. Anything can be changed, tweaked and controlled. The plug and play print heads are definitely an attractive feature as well. In other popular printers we have found that the lack of flexibility in material selection can be solved by upgrading to a $500,000 piece of equipment and even then, we are uncertain what the material deposited by the machine is, only its mechanical properties. <br> | <blockquote>The most attractive feature in our opinion is that there are no factory settings. Anything can be changed, tweaked and controlled. The plug and play print heads are definitely an attractive feature as well. In other popular printers we have found that the lack of flexibility in material selection can be solved by upgrading to a $500,000 piece of equipment and even then, we are uncertain what the material deposited by the machine is, only its mechanical properties. <br> | ||
< | <span style="color:#FF4500">As a manufacturing tool, Hyrel measures up well to other solutions in the market: <b>but for research purposes it surpasses them.</b></span> This is partly because of the features mentioned earlier and partly because of the close support and expertise of the Hyrelians. As such, I would recommend this solution as a research tool to any lab considering additive manufacturing materials research, or one that requires customized parts in low manufacturing volume without the need for metal machining.</blockquote> | ||
Full Testimonial: http://hyrel3d.net/pdfs/UML-testimonial-2015.pdf | Full Testimonial: http://hyrel3d.net/pdfs/UML-testimonial-2015.pdf | ||
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<blockquote>It has been almost a year now with the Hyrel System 30. I can say that I am seasoned in the operations of 3D printing. The learning curve is a bit longer but well worth it. Hyrel 3D has always been there for me with technical support, live broadcast, and numerous help videos on their website. They are very professional and highly knowledgeable in electronics, software, and the 3D printing industry. <b>The | <blockquote>It has been almost a year now with the Hyrel System 30. I can say that I am seasoned in the operations of 3D printing. The learning curve is a bit longer but well worth it. Hyrel 3D has always been there for me with technical support, live broadcast, and numerous help videos on their website. They are very professional and highly knowledgeable in electronics, software, and the 3D printing industry. <span style="color:#FF4500"><b>The System 30 is my go to printer.</b> Out of three printers that I use the Hyrel System 30 is the most reliable printer with <b>zero failed prints due to mechanical failures, it just works simple as that.</b></span></blockquote> | ||
works simple as that.</blockquote> | |||
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Revision as of 15:17, 10 February 2016
We are proud to share the following testimonials from some of our users.
The Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech)
From Emily Fitzharris, MSE Ph.D. Student, and Narumi Watanabe, M.S. Student:
With a Hyrel 3D printer, we also have better control over the extrusion process... These adjustable settings have allowed us to print with a variety of materials instead of just the common 3D printing materials, such as ABS.
We would recommend Hyrel 3D printers to other universities. Although there are cheaper, commercially available 3D printers, the superior control of various settings and parameters makes Hyrel 3D printers the obvious choice for our research.
Full Testimonial: http://hyrel3d.net/pdfs/GTME-testimonial-2015.pdf
The University of Massachusetts, Lowell (UMASS Lowell)
From Eliad Cohen, Graduate Researcher
The most attractive feature in our opinion is that there are no factory settings. Anything can be changed, tweaked and controlled. The plug and play print heads are definitely an attractive feature as well. In other popular printers we have found that the lack of flexibility in material selection can be solved by upgrading to a $500,000 piece of equipment and even then, we are uncertain what the material deposited by the machine is, only its mechanical properties.
As a manufacturing tool, Hyrel measures up well to other solutions in the market: but for research purposes it surpasses them. This is partly because of the features mentioned earlier and partly because of the close support and expertise of the Hyrelians. As such, I would recommend this solution as a research tool to any lab considering additive manufacturing materials research, or one that requires customized parts in low manufacturing volume without the need for metal machining.
Full Testimonial: http://hyrel3d.net/pdfs/UML-testimonial-2015.pdf
AO Smith Water Products Company
From Jeff Guisinger, Tooling Specialist:
It has been almost a year now with the Hyrel System 30. I can say that I am seasoned in the operations of 3D printing. The learning curve is a bit longer but well worth it. Hyrel 3D has always been there for me with technical support, live broadcast, and numerous help videos on their website. They are very professional and highly knowledgeable in electronics, software, and the 3D printing industry. The System 30 is my go to printer. Out of three printers that I use the Hyrel System 30 is the most reliable printer with zero failed prints due to mechanical failures, it just works simple as that.
Full Testimonial: http://hyrel3d.net/pdfs/AOS-testimonial-2015.pdf