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====== Mono3Z2 - Panchromatic Printer ======


^             Mono3Z2                              ^
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| **Tool Type:**                  Panchromatic Printer                           |
| **Location:**                   Elings Hall 2436                           |
| **Manufacturer:**               MonoPrinter                          |



|  **Principal Scientist**        |       
|  Juan Manuel Urueña    |  
|  jmuruena@ucsb.edu  | 

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===== About =====

The Mono3Z2 panchromatic printer is a visible light printer that uses five different LED sources (405 nm (violet), 460 nm (blue), 525 nm (green), 615 nm (red), and 730 nm (NIR)) to print objects from 3D models. This printer can use two different LEDs at the same time to create multilateral objects using panchromatic photopolymer resins. This range of wavelengths can improve biocompatibility, enables a greater penetration depth, and reduces scattering.

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===== Detailed Specifications =====
^             LED intensity                              ^
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===== Manuals =====
{{ ::gradient_mnwr-s01-job_file_structure.pdf |MonoWare Job File
Structure}}\\
{{ :mn3z-c01a-mono3z2_assembly.pdf | MONO3Z2 (2CH) Initial Assembly & Alignment}}\\
{{ :mn3z-c01c-mono3z4_assembly.pdf | MONO3Z4 (4CH) Initial Assembly & Alignment}}\\
{{ :mn3z-c02-mono3z_printer_firmware.pdf |MONO3Z Series Printer Firmware}}\\
{{ :mn3z-c04-mono3z_first_printing.pdf | Mono3Z First Printing}}\\
{{ :mn3z-c05-mono3z2_led_swapping.pdf |MONO3Z2 LED Swapping}}\\
{{ :mn3z-c08-mono3z4_4ch_printing.pdf |MONO3Z4 (4CH) Printing File}}\\
{{ :mn3z-c12-mono3z2_wiper_heater.pdf |MONO3Z2 (2CH) Wiper & Heater}}\\

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===== Safety Concerns =====

Read the manufactures manual before first use. If the Mono3Z2 acts in a way that is not described by the manual, turn off the printer and contact the principal scientist as well as Mono at info@monoprinter.com .\\
	* Never place your finger near the machine until all parts have stopped moving. Moving parts can cause serious injury.\\
	* Never clean or service the printer while it is on.\\
	* The printer uses different LEDS. Never look directly at LED light nor expose skin. Serious injury may result from exposure.\\
	* Disassembling the printer may cause an electric shock or damage to the instrument.    Do not disassemble any parts of the printer not mentioned in the instruction manual.\\

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