FUNMAT PRO HT 用户手册

产品	FUNMAT HT
打印技术	FFF
喷头	单个
喷头直径	可交换 0.25, 0.4,0.6 和 0.8mm 喷嘴, 默认 0.4mm
每层精度	0.05-0.4mm
轴向精度	XY:0.025mm, Z:0.0025mm
打印速度	30-200mm/s
打印丝直径	1.75mm
打印平台	PI + 微晶玻璃
可用材料	PEEK, PEKK, PEI, PPSU, ABS, PC, Nylon, Carbon Fiber-Filled, PETG, PVA, PLA, TPU, HIPS, 木料填充, 金属填充, etc.
操作语言	中文 & 英文
用户界面	全彩触摸屏
数据联通	SD卡, USB
监控摄像头	有
断电恢复	有
缺丝警告	有
打印平台调平	自动调平, 手动调平
打印体积	*10.3"10.3"10.3"(260260260mm)*
整机尺寸	*530490645mm*
重量	58kg
热床温度(MAX)	160°C/320°F
挤出机温度(MAX)	450°C/842°F
腔室温度(MAX)	90°C/194°F
软件	INTAM-Suite(自开发的免费3D打印机切片软件); 可兼容软件: Simplify3D & Cura
输入模型的格式	.Stl, .Obj, .X3D
输出模型的格式	.Gcode
操作环境	温度: 15°C To 32°C (59°FTo 89.6°F) 湿度: 30% To 70%
贮存环境	温度: 0°C To 54°C (32°F To 129.2°F) 湿度: 10% To 85%
材料贮存环境	温度: 13°C to 24°C (55.4°F To 75.2°F)湿度: 20% To 50%
输入电压	100~120VAC (仅110V版本，参考铭牌) 200~240VAC (仅220V版本，参考铭牌) 47~63Hz
功率	1200W

电源线	SD卡和电子文件	读卡器
USB数据线	剪钳	镊子
移除工具	玻璃板	玻璃板组件
喷头组件	耗材	六角扳手
内六角扳手	扳手	调平卡
手套	进给齿轮	喷嘴
驱动马达	PEEK管	扎带
快速指南	监控指南

Terminology	Definition
Numerical
3Doodler	A kind of 3D Pen that can be used to draw three-dimensional objects.
3D Bioplotter	Well reputed 3D Bio-Printing machine from Envision-tec.
3D Bio-Printing	The process of creating cell patterns in a confined space using 3D printing technologies, where cell function and viability are preserved within the printed construct.
3D Model	A three-dimensional design usually produced using various 3D modeling software’s like CATIA, CREO, SOLIDWORKS.
3D Printing	Process of creating a three-dimensional object by depositing material layer by layer.
3D Sand Casting	A metal casting process characterized by using sand as the mold material.
3D Scan	A process by which the shape and texture of a real world object is captured and displayed as a 3DModel.
3D Systems	Well known 3D Printing companyfounded by the inventor of 3D Printing technology.
A
ABS: Acrylonitrile Butadiene styrene	A popular thermoplastic material heavily used in 3D Printing.
ABS Glue	Made by adding a bit of acetone to the ABS filament. This is used to stick the 3D Print to the buildplate.
Acetone	An organic solvent used to dissolve left over filament in a nozzle to unclog the nozzle and also for smoothing the ABS printedobject surface.
Additive Manufacturing	Process of creating a three-dimensional object by depositing material layer by layer.
All Metal Hot End	A nozzle design that can go up to temperatures of 400℃ .
Alumide	A material used in 3D printing consisting of nylon filled with aluminum dust. Its name is a combination of the words aluminumand polyamide. The printedobjects have a metallic look.

Terminology	Definition
AMF	Additive Manufacturing File Format is an open standardfor describing objects for additive manufacturing processes such as 3Dprinting.
Amorphous	Without a clearly defined shape or form.
Anisotropic	Object with physical properties that are different in different directions.
B
Bed	Platform on which material gets extruded.
Binder Jetting	A 3D Printing process where binder is jetted after each layer to glue it to thenext layer.
Biopolymer	Polymers produced by living organisms. Since they are polymers, biopolymers contain monomeric units that are covalently bondedto form largerstructures.
Blender	An open source3D modeling software.
Bridges	Printing horizontal layers in the air without support. To achieve good quality for bridges, it is recommend to reduce printing speed and printing temperature.
Brim	Attached to a model and extends outward. Brims typically have several outlines and may be a few layers tall. Brims are often used to stabilize small parts of a model, such as legs of a table, becausebrims help these areas stay connected to the print bed.
Build Plate	The platform on which material is deposited layer by layer.
Build Platform	Same as build plate.
Build Time	Time it takes to print the object as per the parameters defined in slicer software.
Build Volume	Build volume = Printer Length x Printer Width x Printer Height.
Build TAK	A sheet that is placed on the build plate before extruding the material to avoid warping of printed objects.
C
CAD / CAM	Computer Aided Design / Computer Aided Machining.
CAE	Computer-aided engineering is the broad usage of computer software to aid inengineering analysis tasks like Finite Element Analysis.

Terminology	Definition
Catia	Popular 3D Modeling software.
CJP : Color-Jet-Printing	A type of 3D Printing technology from 3D Systems, primarily for printing multi- color objects.
CLIP	Continuous Liquid Interface Production.
CNC Machining	A process used in the manufacturing sector that involves the use of computers to control machine tools.
Crystalline	A crystal or crystalline solid is a solid material whose constituents are arranged in a highly ordered macroscopic structure, forming a crystal lattice that extends in alldirections.
Curing	A process of hardening photopolymers through UV light.
D
DLP : Digital Light Processing	A type of 3D Printing technology where photopolymers are cured using UV light.
DMLS: Direct Metal Laser Sintering	A type of 3D Printing technology.
E
EBM: Electron Beam Melting	A type of 3D Printing technology which uses an electron beam instead of a laser or thermal printhead. EBM is often used for the production of incredibly dense metal parts.
End Stop	3D Printer axes all need a datum (also known as home position or end-stop) to referencetheir movements.
EOS	Industrial 3D Printing company well known for its metal 3D Printing.
Extruder	A device that sends a certain amount of filament to the hot end.
F
FabLab	A small-scale workshop for digital fabrication.
FDM: Fused Deposition Modeling	A type of 3D Printing technology that uses heat to melt and extrude plastic filament ontothe build plate.
Filament	Plastic wires used in FDM 3D Printing.

Terminology	Definition
Fixture	Used to hold a workpiece during either a machining operation or some other industrial process.
Flowrate	The volume of fluid that passes per unit time.
G
G-Code	The common name for the most widely used numerical control (NC) programming language. It is used mainly in computer-aided manufacturing to control automated machine tools.
Glass Transition Temperature	Glass Transition Temperature (Tg) is the temperature regionwhere the polymer transitions from a hard, glassy material to a soft, rubbery material.
H
Hardening	Harden (make an object tougher) generally by using heat treatment.
Heated Bed	Heated build platform (also called heated bed) improves printing quality by helping to prevent warping. As extruded plastic cools, it shrinks slightly. Heated beds usually yieldhigher quality finished builds with materials such as ABS and PLA.
Heated Build Chamber	Heated build chamber also improves the printing quality by maintaining the constanttemperature in the chamber therebyavoiding cracks.
HIPS	High Impact Polystyrene is a type of 3D Printing filament.
Hot End	The device that melts the filament and extrudes the molten filament onto the build plate.
Hydrogel	A network of polymer chains that are hydrophilic. Hydrogels are highly absorbent naturalor synthetic polymeric networks.
I
Infill	Material that is used to fill in gaps/holes.
Injection Molding	The plastic injection molding process produces large numbers of parts of high quality with great accuracy, very quickly.
Inkjet Bioprinting	The process of printing tissues through a jetting process similar to 2D Printing where a combination of hydrogel and cells are jetted into a scaffold as per a predetermined model.

Terminology	Definition
Isotropic	An object having a physical property which has the same value when measured in different directions.
J
Jig	Used to hold and guide a workpiece during either a machining operationor some other industrial process.
K
Kapton Tape	A kind oftape used to avoid product warping during the printing process, especially for ABS material.
L
Layer Height/Slice Thickness	Height of each layer that gets deposited on the build plate.
Layer Thickness	Same as layer height/slice thickness.
Layout	The way in which the parts of something are arranged or laid out.
LCF : Laser Cladding Forming	A type of additive manufacturing technology. During the process of laser cladding forming, a high power laser beam is focused onto the substrate to create a molten pool.Metal powders are simultaneously injected into the focal zone by the powder delivering nozzles and then melted and rapidly solidified.
LENS: Laser Engineered Net Shaping	An additive manufacturing technology developed for fabricating metal parts directlyfrom CAD model using metal powder injected into a molten pool created by a focused, high-powered laser beam.
Linear Guide	Used for movement across an axis (X, Y, and Z). Meant for higher accuracy.
Linear Rail	Used for movement across an axis (X, Y, and Z).
LOM: Laminated Object Machining	An RP system where layers of adhesive-coated paper is used to build a 3D model.
M
Melting Point	The temperature at which a given solid will melt.
Metal Powder	Generally used in Metal Laser Sintering.
Micron	A unit of measurement, 0.001 mm. Also known as a micrometer.

Terminology	Definition
MJF: Multi-Jet-Fusion	Proprietary 3D Printing technology developed by HP.
MJP : Multi-Jet Printing	Another term for Poly Jet Printing.
Monomer	A molecule that can be bonded to otheridentical molecules to form a polymer.
N
NEMA	National Electrical Manufacturers Association offers standards for various products likeStepper Motors.
Nozzle	The metal tip where plastic material gets melted and extruded.
Nozzle Diameter	Diameter of the nozzle from where material gets extruded.
NPJ: Nano Particle Jetting	A metal inkjet 3D Printing process where nanoparticles suspend in liquid are jetted and later sintered.
Nylon	Kind of synthetic polymers that can be melt-processed into fibers, films or shapes.
O
OBJ	A kind of 3D Printing file format.
Open SCAD	Software for creating solid 3D CAD objects.
Organovo	Calls itself a regenerative medicine company.
Overhang	A part of something that extends or hangs over something else. Supports are used to print overhangs.
P
PC	Polycarbonates are a group of thermoplastic polymers containing carbonate groups in their chemical structures.Polycarbonates are used in engineering applications.
PEEK	Polyether etherketone (PEEK) is a colorless organic thermoplastic polymer in the polyaryletherketone (PAEK) family, used in engineering applications.
PET	Polyethylene terephthalate, commonly abbreviated PET is the most common thermoplastic polymer resin of the polyester family.
Photopolymerization	Process of changing the properties of photopolymer by exposing it to light.

Terminology	Definition
PJP:Polyjet Printing	PolyJet 3D Printing works similarly to inkjet printing, but instead of jetting drops of ink onto paper, PolyJet3D Printers jet layers of curable liquid photopolymer.
PLA	Polylactic Acid is a type of 3D Printing filament made out of corn starch.
PlasticJet Printing	Similar to FDM/FFF.
Polyamide	A synthetic polymer made by the linkage of an amino group of one molecule and a carboxylic acid group of another, including many synthetic fibers such as nylon.
Polyphenylsulfone (PPSF)	Polyphenylsulfone (PPSF or PPSU) is a type of high-performance polymer usually consisting of aromatic rings linked by sulfone (SO2) groups.
Post Processing	A set of processes used to smooth out the 3D Printed object.
PP : Plaster-based 3D printing	3D Printing using sandstone or plaster as the input material. This is popular for creation of miniatures.
PP : Polypropylene	Polypropylene (PP), also known as polypropene, is a thermoplastic polymer used in a wide variety of applications including packaging and labeling.
Printing Resolution	Layer height in micrometers at which 3D Printing happens.
Printing Speed	The speed at which the hot end moves while extruding the filament.
PTFE	Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) is a synthetic fluoropolymer of tetrafluoroethylene used for multiple applications.
PVA	Polyvinyl alcohol is a water-soluble synthetic polymer.
Q
R
Raft	A horizontal latticework of filament that is located underneath your part. Rafts are primarily used with ABS to help with bed adhesion. Rafts are also used to help stabilize models with small footprints, or to create a strong foundation on which to build the upper layers of your part.
RAMPS	RepRap Arduino Mega Pololu Shield.
Rapid Prototyping	A set of techniques used to quickly fabricate a scale model of a physical part or assembly using three-dimensional computer aided design (CAD)data.

Terminology	Definition
RepRap	Open source rapid prototyping system that is capableof producing its own parts and can be replicated easily.
Resin	A solid or liquid synthetic organic polymer used as the basis of plastics, adhesives, varnishes, or other products.
Resolution	Layer thickness usually defined in micrometers.
Rhinoceros	A commercial 3D computer graphicsand computer-aided design application software.
S
Sculptris	Well known 3D modeling software used for sculpting.
SDL: Selective Deposition Lamination	Selective Deposition Lamination is a 3D printing process using paper.
Shells	Represents an outer wall of a 3D Print.
Sintering	Join powder into a solid porous mass by heating.
Sketchup	Well known 3D modeling software.
Skirt	An outline that surrounds your part but does not touch the part. The skirt is extruded on the printbed before starting to print the model. Skirts serve a useful purpose because they help prime the extruder and establish a smooth flow of filament.
SLA: Stereolithography	A type of 3D Printing process where a laser is used to cure a tank of liquid resin.
Slicing	Process of dividing a 3D model into multiple layers for printing.
SLM: Selective Laser Melting	A rapid prototyping technique designed to use a high power laser to melt and fuse metallic powderstogether.
SLS : Selective Laser Sintering	A type of 3D Printing process where a laser is used to sinterpowder particles.
SolidWorks	Well known 3D modeling software.
Steel 3D printing	3D Printing of Steel powder.

Terminology	Definition
Stepper Motor	A brushless DC electric motor that divides a full rotationinto a number of equal steps. The motor'sposition can then be commanded to move and hold at one of these steps withoutany feedback sensor (an open-loop controller), as longas the motor is carefully sized to the application.
STL	Stereolithography is a file format native to the stereolithography CAD software createdby 3D Systems. It is well-known file format for 3D Printing.
Support Material	Used to hold the suspended parts of a 3D Printed object.
Supports	Supports are used when models have steep overhangs or unsupported areas.
Surface Finish	Surface finish, also known as surface texture, is the characteristics of a surface. It has three components: lay, surface roughness, and waviness.
SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics)	An XML-based vector image format for two-dimensional graphics with support for interactivity and animation.
T
Tank (Resin)	A holder of resinin SLA / DLP 3D Printing.
Tensile Strength	The strength of material expressed as the greatest longitudinal stress it can bear without tearing apart.
Thermoplastic	Having the property of softening or fusing when heated and of hardening and becoming rigid againwhen cooled.
Tissue Engineering	The use of a combination of cells, engineering and materials methods, and suitable biochemical and physiochemical factorsto improve or replace biological tissues.
Titanium 3D Printing	3D Printing using Titanium powder.
TPP :Two-Photonp- olymerization	A new approach to micromachining and can be considered the next level to SLA. Very precise 3D models can be created within a very short span of time.
Triple Jetting	A Stratasys process where 3D Printers also jet a gel-like support material specially formulated to uphold overhangs and complex geometries during the printing process.
U

Terminology	Definition
Ultem	Polyetherimide is an amorphous, amber-to-transparent thermoplastic with characteristics similar to PEEK.
UV Light	Ultraviolet is an electromagnetic radiation with a wavelength from 10 nm (30 PHz) to 400 nm (750 THz) generally used for curing in DLP process.
V
VAT	A large open vessel for holding or storing liquids. In 3D Printing, generally for holding resin in DLP or SLA process.
W
Wall Thickness	Thicknessof the wall or the outer part of the 3D object.
Warping	Bending of an object on the edges due to material shrinkage while 3D Printing.
X
X-Axis	X-Axis of a 3D Printer.
Y
Y-Axis	Y-Axis of a 3D Printer.
Yield	Stress at which material starts deforming plastically.
Young's Modulus	Stress/strain. It is a measure of the stiffness of a solid material.
Z
Z-Axis	Z-Axis of a 3D Printer.

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¶ 使用

¶ 目录

¶ 01 安全规范

¶ 安全

¶ 转运安全

¶ 电气安全

¶ 机械安全

¶ 高温安全

¶ 危险

¶ 02 介绍

¶ 关于Intamsys

¶ 联系方式

¶ 打印机总览

¶ 打印机参数

¶ 03 入门

¶ 配件清单

¶ 拆开打印机外包装

¶ 设置打印机

¶ 解除打印机头限制

¶ 设置打印平台

¶ 启动电源

¶ 04 LCD 显示屏

¶ 05 常规操作

¶ 打印平台调平

¶ 手动调平

¶ 自动调平

¶ 选择耗材

¶ 安装耗材

¶ 打印工件

¶ 更换耗材

¶ 打印中更换耗材

¶ 缺丝时更换材料

¶ 打印完成后更换材料

¶ 其他功能

¶ 更换喷嘴组件

¶ 只换喷嘴

¶ 取出模型 & 清除支撑

¶ 06 维护

¶ 升级固件

¶ 清理玻璃板

¶ 清理进给装置

¶ 清理喷嘴

¶ 润滑导轨

¶ 润滑导向销

¶ 保护耗材

¶ 07 常见问题处理

¶ 08 软件

¶ 下载并安装软件

¶ 工作界面概述

¶ 软件使用

¶ 09 术语