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Return to the homepageDual-nozzle, enclosed, heated chamber
The H2D is the dual-nozzle member of the enclosed fleet. Two nozzles make it possible to separate a part material from a support material when the geometry needs that distinction, instead of treating support as an afterthought.
The figures on this page are manufacturer specifications for the machine named. They are not measured by us and are not a guarantee of part performance.
We use it for multi-material work and enclosed geometry where soluble or breakaway support has to be considered alongside the model. The machine is selected when support removal, internal features and the final surface all need to be discussed together during review.
Multi-material work and anything needing soluble or breakaway support inside enclosed geometry. The dual nozzle means a support material can be a genuinely different polymer rather than a compromise.
It is the right route for material entries that need a heated chamber and for parts whose geometry benefits from a different support material. The material record and support compatibility decide the pairing; the model decides whether the dual-nozzle setup is useful.
The decision is recorded in the feasibility response, together with any issue that would change the design route. If the selected single-piece envelope is not enough, we discuss segmentation, keys and bonding before production rather than treating the machine limit as a hidden constraint.
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