The systemвЂ™s 5448 x 3064 HD monochrome panel enables it to achieve a pixel pitch of 51 um, in addition to a rapid transmission rate that reduces exposure times by up to 70%. While the Phenom Prime sports a familiar dark gray and orange look, it features a number of upgrades beneath the hood that make it PeopolyвЂ™s most accurate 3D printer to date. The Phenom Prime 3D printer (pictured) features an all-new 5.5K HD panel. Now, with the launch of the Phenom Prime, the company has returned to producing more conventionally-sized machines but with a renewed focus on resolution, powered by all-new hardware that enables users to make the leap from 4K LCD to 5.5K HD 3D printing. The machineвЂ™s whopping 6.5 kg vat is designed to cater for clients in the medical and automotive sectors, as it enables them to produce higher part quantities without needing to top-up. Since then, Peopoly has gone big with the Phenom XXL, which features an exceptionally large 527 x 296 x 550mm build volume. In March 2020, for instance, the company released the Phenom L with a build plate design that facilitates much larger prints, along with the speed-focused Noir, which is specifically built to provide users with expedited print times. Since the launch of the original Phenom, the firm has integrated MSLA into each of its new machines, while tweaking their individual specs to meet the needs of different clients. According to the firm, this вЂLCD+LEDвЂ™ approach is much faster than normal SLA when it comes to printing large objects or high quantities of small parts, as entire layers can be cured at once. Founded in 2016, Peopoly specializes in the production of MSLA 3D printers, in which resins are selectively exposed to LEDs masked by LCD.

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