Main Printer Components, Starter Kit, and Accessories for Einstein Pro XL

Risk of injury: The hood must always be closed, except when removing models from the printer. After the models are removed, close the hood on the printer.

The orange hood protects the printer and the operator. It protects:

• the operator against the movements of the build platform.
• the photopolymer in the material tray from ambient light.
• the printer components from dust and debris.

To open the hood, pull the hood lock on the rear side and then lift the hood upwards. The hood has a counterbalance cable that facilitates the upward movement of the hood and keeps it in position when open.

NOTICE

Place the material tag into the reader properly. Failure to do so can result in damage to the RFID material tag and reader.

The software utilizes the very latest RFID technology (Radio Frequency Identification) which tracks the material level in the material bottle.

The tag reader prevents usage of a material that does not match the buildstyle or material tag. Place the material tag (shipped with every material bottle) on the tag reader, where it is read and processed by the printer to ensure accuracy.

The build platform is an assembly comprised of:

• A large, flat platform
• A handle
• A connection cavity

The flat area of the build platform is where cured material will adhere during the printing process. The build platform is nickel-plated and is used for medical and technical applications.

The material tray consists of two plastic frames with a special membrane called Pre-Stretched Assembly (PSA) between them, which fits snuggly over a piece of glass when installed on the printer. 

As the build platform moves up taking the exposed part away from the PSA, it pulls the membrane up finally releasing it and allowing the parts to separate. The build platform then moves back down and the next image in the sequence is projected; the cycle repeats itself.

The build platform moves up and down along the Z-axis.

The printer is equipped with an emergency stopping device: a red emergency stop button.

Required for printer calibration and to assist with technical support cases. It is not required for day-to-day operation. 

This cable connects the printer to the operating computer, as needed. The cable inserts into the I/O panel behind the printer. The other end plugs into the operating computer.

Required for light calibration and to assist with technical support cases. It is not required for day-to-day operation.

Required to gently mix material in the material tray before each print. It is not required for day-to-day operation.

This cable connects the printer to the local network. The cable inserts into the I/O panel behind the printer. The other end plugs into the network. The printer can be operated by other Windows computers on the network if the CAT 6 is plugged into a modem or into a network outlet.

Use the scraper to remove printed models from the build platform. Use the paint scraper for detaching larger printed models. You can also use the scraper to remove material residues from the build platform. 

The USB is a back-up for transferring print information from the operating computer to the printer. Between 8 and 32 GB size is recommended.

Required for light calibration and to assist with technical support cases. They are not required for day-to-day operation.

The Parts Washing Apparatus is a convenient tool to assist in cleaning any uncured resin from 3D printed models.  The convenient removable basket allows for ease of use when dipping or extracting objects from the tank. See Setup PWA 2000 and Hardware Operations PWA 2000.

The Otoflash is the recommended curing unit for the models printed with the Einstein Pro XL printer using medical printing materials. See Setup Otoflash and Hardware Operations Otoflash.

The PCA 4000 Parts Curing Apparatus is the recommended curing unit for the models printed with Einstein Pro XL using non-medical printing materials. See Setup PCA 4000 and Hardware Operations PCA 4000.