Inkbit is an additive manufacturing company located in Medford, MA. Our Inkbit Vista 3D printing system is designed for mass production of end-use polymer 3D printed parts. We have incorporated a novel technology called Vision-Controlled Jetting (VCJ) that delivers high resolution print capability enabling users to print parts with dimensional accuracy and precision at high volume.
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1 Cabot Road
Suite 400
Medford, MA 02155, US
Introducing Inkbit’s NEW 3D printing services! With our 3D prototype and production printing, you will get the most accurate, high-quality results every time. Read more about it and order your sample part and prototypes today! #inkbit #3Dprintingservice
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Inkbit is excited to be exhibiting at PACK EXPO International 2024 in Chicago from November 3–6! Visit us in the Logistics Pavilion, Booth #N-4977, to see how our Scalable Spectral Packing (SSP) software is transforming packing efficiency for manufacturing, logistics, and packaging. Come by the booth and see: • Live demonstrations of SSP technology, designed to maximize packing density and minimize material waste. • Insights into SSP’s interlocking-free packing—a unique feature that ensures seamless workflows, ideal for automated systems and high-throughput environments. If you’re looking to elevate your packing and production operations, we’d love to connect! Learn more at www.inkbit3d.com/packing.
Could we 3D print a knitted pattern to avoid knitting it? Yes, we can! Check out the possibilities of 3D printing with Inkbit.
A few months ago I was watching my wife knit a beautiful sweater and a question spontaneously emerged in my mind: "Could we 3D print a knitted pattern, to avoid knitting it?". I posed this question to our incredible team and ... the answer is YES!!". Take a look at this video: the feeling of this part in your hands is incredible. Naturally, more questions now arise. Why should we want to 3D print a knitted pattern? Perhaps we could create un-knittable structures with interesting properties? Mathematicians and product designers of the world: please let us know if this would be of interest and we would be happy to print samples for you. Also, what should we name these structures? John T. Chen, one of our investors, suggests "Metatextiles" ... an awesome name! The yarn-level file was downloaded from Prof. Cem Yuskel at the University of Utah (https://lnkd.in/eQ8Pxr7m). Thank you Desai Chen, Qiaodong Cui, Ph.D. and Nico Polcaro for this awesome work! #topology #knitting #mathematics #manufacturing #metatextiles
Thank you to Design News for the great overview in your publication. Inkbit’s novel approach to 3D printing relies on its proprietary Vision-Controlled Jetting (VCJ) technology. This approach enables the creation of multimaterial, complex structures, including elastomeric and foam components, challenging for conventional 3D printing methods. Read the full story at Design News: https://lnkd.in/enZXdPuu Intrigued? We would love to hear from you. #Inkbit #3DPrinting #AdditiveManufacturing #Innovation
This Memorial Day, we at Inkbit take a moment to honor and remember the brave men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Their courage and dedication have paved the way for the freedoms we enjoy today. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the military families and veterans within our Inkbit community and beyond. Thank you for your service and sacrifice. Let us all strive to uphold the values you fought for and to build a better future together. #MemorialDay #HonorAndInnovate #InkbitRemembers
Did you know? Inkbit's advanced 3D printing technology can print a wide range of precision features! Our Vision-Controlled Jetting (VCJ) system uses UV-cured resin and thousands of tiny nozzles for accurate, high-resolution printing. With real-time layer scanning and adjustments, we ensure precision for intricate details like circular holes, threads, and channels. Experience unparalleled accuracy and versatility with Inkbit. Discover how to elevate your design with our Inkbit Design Guide: https://lnkd.in/dPiGVShY #3DPrinting #Innovation #Inkbit #HighResolution #AdvancedManufacturing #PrecisionEngineering #PrecisionFeatures
Manifolds for Life Science Producing medical manifolds with optimal chemical resistance has always been challenging and costly. Inkbit’s Vision-Controlled Jetting (VCJ) technology changes the game. With advanced materials and precision, even in complex shapes, Inkbit ensures efficient, low-cost production. Experience superior chemical resistance, cost efficiency, and proven performance with Inkbit. Transform your designs today! Learn more by visiting: https://lnkd.in/ddGmmpnv #3DPrinting #MedicalInnovation #ChemicalResistance #Inkbit #AdditiveManufacturing #InnovationInLifeScience
Exciting News for Design Engineers! The new Inkbit Multi-Material Design Guide is here! Unlock the power of multi-material 3D printing with optimized material usage, innovative design techniques, and enhanced product performance. Our guide helps you efficiently prototype, reduce trial and error, and ensure quality. Whether you're integrating seals, overmolding components, or creating complex geometries, this guide is your ultimate resource for cutting-edge design and reliable results. Ready to elevate your 3D printing projects? Download the Inkbit Multi-Material Design Guide today at https://lnkd.in/eJ7MFYTP and transform your designs! #3DPrinting #MultiMaterial #Innovation #Inkbit #DesignGuide #Engineering #Prototyping #ProductDevelopment #QualityAssurance