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Help - 3D Printer for food manufacturing

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Hi,

I work as a continuous improvement engineer and I’ve been discussing getting a 3D Printer for our shop here. Main applications would be:

  • Prototyping tools, jigs, parts, etc
  • Small custom parts for use on equipment

The main thing I’m struggling with is there’s so much technology and brands now! I decided to reach out for more insight. The main requirements are essentially:

  • Food safe plastic OR Metal Detectable plastic (plastic with metal impregnated)

I would appreciate any help or direction!

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Honestly thank you for the links to filaments and Prusa. I’ll definitely be looking at other metal like options.

I’ve made an account with Prusa and I’ll be reaching out to them tomorrow!

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