NovoJet™ Printhead
Empowering users to print with a wide range of materials
Empowering users to print with a wide range of materials
At the heart of our transformative additive manufacturing technology lies the groundbreaking NovoJet™ printhead. This innovative piece of engineering serves as the linchpin that propels us into uncharted territories in materials. With NovoJet™, we're not merely printing; we're pioneering a new era in printing technology.
We have forged a powerful alliance with Xaar to transform ultra-high viscosity material jetting. Through our strategic partnership, Quantica's groundbreaking NovoJet™ technology combined with Xaar's extensive printhead manufacturing and commercialization expertise. Together, we are pushing the boundaries of 2D and 3D applications, unlocking the potential for advanced manufacturing across diverse sectors.
High viscosity enables flexibility in creating functional components which means better products and more efficient manufacturing processes. Unlike most legacy inkjet printheads that print around 20mPa•s, NovoJet™ is capable of handling a wider range of fluids around 250mPa•s at jetting temperature, equating to approximately 4000mPa•s at ambient temperature.
NovoJet™ empowers users to explore a vast array of materials, from ultra-high viscosity fluids to high particle loads. Unleashing new possibilities, it opens doors to jet a diverse range of fluids, resins, and inks. Embrace limitless creativity and transform your printing capabilities.
Nozzle Count | 96 |
Rows of Nozzles | 1 |
Nozzle Diameter | 50 µm |
Nozzle Pitch | 1.27 mm |
Fluid Viscosity Range (Jetting temp) | 1 mPa•s – 250 mPa•s * ** *** |
Jetting Temperature | Temperature 15 – 80 °C |
Frequency | 8 kHz |
Flow Type | Back of nozzle high flow recirculation |
Surface Tension | 30-750 mN/m |
Nozzle Plate | Polyimide |
* actual jettability depends on other physical attributes of the fluids such as non-Newtonian behavior, stability of viscosity over time, elasticity, particle concentration, particle size distribution, particle agglomeration
** as measured in viscometer at jetting temperature (80 C max). The ink system may require significant time to stabilize temperature and flow in some circumstances
*** specification subject to change