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ZCZH integrates Xaar Nitrox printheads into industrial wax-jetting 3D printing systems
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ZCZH integrates Xaar Nitrox printheads into industrial wax-jetting 3D printing systems

Originally reported by 3D Printing Industry

China-based industrial 3D printing manufacturer ZCZH has selected Xaar Nitrox printheads for its latest wax-jetting systems. The integration utilizes Xaar’s TF Technology and Sure Flow fluid-management system, which enables continuous material recirculation directly behind the nozzles to prevent sedimentation and clogging. This technical configuration allows the system to handle higher-viscosity wax materials while maintaining precise droplet control for complex geometries. By moving from traditional tooling-based workflows to direct digital wax pattern production, ZCZH aims to reduce production cycles from days to hours.

The adoption of industrial inkjet technology for wax pattern creation addresses the demand for high-accuracy, repeatable patterns required in precision investment casting. By eliminating the need for physical molds, the system supports more efficient small-batch production and rapid design iterations for aerospace, automotive, and medical device manufacturers. The use of Xaar’s high-viscosity capable printheads provides the stability necessary for extended production runs, moving the process beyond prototyping into a reliable manufacturing workflow. This development highlights the ongoing shift toward digitizing foundry operations to improve dimensional accuracy and surface quality in cast components.

This partnership underscores the increasing reliance of industrial AM OEMs on specialized, high-performance printhead ecosystems to ensure consistent output in demanding production environments.

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