Ter Hoek Expands Production with XJet's Carmel 1400C Ceramic 3D Printing Technology
Dutch company Ter Hoek is adopting XJet's Carmel 1400C ceramic 3D printing system to expand into additive manufacturing of technical ceramics. This shift aims to enhance production capabilities with non-conductive materials while leveraging XJet's NanoParticle Jetting technology for high precision and complex geometries. The Carmel 1400C facilitates both prototyping and small series production, optimizing workflow and maintaining quality.

Ter Hoek, a Dutch precision paver, is expanding its operations into technical ceramics with the adoption of XJet's Carmel 1400C ceramic 3D printing system. This system utilizes NanoParticle Jetting technology, allowing for high precision in producing complex geometries required in industries such as semiconductor, medical, and aviation.
The Carmel 1400C supports prototyping and small series production, offering a print resolution of 1400 dpi and an automated workflow that facilitates the iterative development of ceramic components. The system will be showcased at Ceramitec 2026 in Munich.




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