Admatec Admaflex 130 — Technical data

The Admaflex 130 was Admatec's first production printer and came onto the market in 2016. A photosensitive slurry of ceramic powder and resin is carried on a transparent foil beneath the build platform and exposed from below by a DLP projector. The resulting green part is then debound and sintered, and only then becomes dense ceramic. According to third-party data the build volume is 160 × 100 × 400 mm; at launch Admatec named zirconia, alumina and fused silica. The machine was built until 2022 and was succeeded by the Admaflex 130 Evolution.

When buying used, start with the projector: operating hours, even illumination and calibration decide dimensional accuracy. Foil, doctor blade and the material circuit are wear parts and should be handed over free of dried slurry. Also important are the control software with parameter sets for the materials processed so far, and whether the metal add-on that Admatec offers for machines of these years is fitted. Admatec went into insolvency in 2025 and continues under a new name; check service and spare parts for the first generation directly before buying.