Which three systems is UnionTech bringing?
The MUEES430 PRO, launched earlier this year, is a metal SLM printer with four 500 W fibre lasers, fast scanning optics and recoating in both directions. UnionTech targets parts with internal channels, such as flow components and conformal-cooled mould inserts, which it says can be built as one piece, with AI-based monitoring for traceability.
The RSPro800 2.0 is an SLA system with a build volume of 800 x 800 x 550 mm. It is aimed at large, thin-walled or transparent parts that otherwise have to be split, bonded and refinished. Intended uses are rapid tooling, automotive verification models and investment casting patterns.
What is the elastomer line-up and what comes next?
The CUTE380 is a mid-format DLP printer (384 x 216 x 400 mm) for single-component elastomer resins, aimed at footwear, soft robotics and medical protective equipment. Its top-down projection reduces support needs, and a swappable resin tank speeds up material changes.
The CUTE800 is still in development. Its platform is 819 x 432 x 400 mm with an 8K light engine and 100 um pixels. UnionTech says one build could hold up to 12 pairs of adult sports shoes, and optional automated part removal and resin refilling should allow round-the-clock operation. Further details are to follow.
What is happening at the booth and in Stuttgart?
On 17 November, technical talks run at the booth from 13:30, covering the MUEES430 PRO, monolithic SLA printing beyond one metre and meter-class elastomer DLP, followed by customer sessions at 15:00 and 15:30. UnionTech supplies its own materials, preparation software and service alongside the hardware. Executive Vice President Harry Wang calls Europe central to its growth and points to the new Stuttgart site with showroom, application centre and service capability.