3D printing has become increasingly popular in recent years. As the market continues to grow and printers become more reliable and faster, extruders, hotends, and nozzles are now components that can limit their capability. The extrusion systems available in the market today are generic, prone to frequent breaking and print slowly. But 3D printing is a static cost, unlike more conventional techniques like injection moulding, where large volumes may be more costeffective to produce.

This is precisely where Dyze Design cements its cornerstone. Dyze provides industrial manufacturers with extrusion systems tailored to their specific requirements to address these problems. It develops 3D printer parts that are complex and critical. Dyze’s hotends, extruders, sensors, and other accessories that control the supply and deposition of raw material help manufacturers improve their printer’s performance while reducing the costs associated with research and development.

“Our solutions are suitable for a wide range of machines, and we have developed high-performance extruders like Pulsar and Typhoon. These extruders range from the standard fused deposition modelling (FDM) desktop to professional pellet solutions. By offering high-speed printheads with anti-leakage systems, we want to ensure a fast, accurate, and repeatable FDM printing process,” says Simon Duchaine, chief marketing officer of Dyze Design. The company also sells the parts that make up the extrusion system separately. Its products offer manufacturers two key advantages: improved printer performance and R&D efficiencies.

Dyze’s components allow the print time to reduce drastically. Typhoon’s extrusion system, for example, can reduce the print time of a traditional printer from 34 hours to only 45 minutes.

In addition to increasing the printer’s reliability, the company’s products allow for using various printer materials. By providing 3D printer manufacturers with high-performance and off-theshelf components, Dyze reduces the burden of in-house R&D costs.

By doing so, manufacturers can concentrate on marketing and developing other unique features that will allow them to stand out from their competitors.

A customer-centric approach and Dyze’s expertise in 3D printer extrusion systems demonstrate their market knowledge allowing them to develop cutting-edge technology for manufacturers. Throughout the design process, the company closely collaborates with industrial manufacturers to understand their pain points and requirements.

Our solutions are suitable for a wide range of machines, and we have developed high-performance extruders like Pulsar and Typhoon. These extruders range from the standard fused deposition modelling (FDM) desktop to professional pellet solutions

For instance, Filament Innovations—a 3D printer manufacturer—focuses on selling FDM printers to businesses across America. They wanted to partner with Dyze to design an extrusion system for the prosthetics and orthotics industry where Filament can print customized below-the-knee check sockets for patients. Dyze helped Filament with their PRO series hotend and extruder combination, which comes equipped with a PT100 sensor and Tungsten Carbide nozzle. As a result, Filament Innovations can provide its customers with a personal touch that enables them to make an informed decision about partnering with the company.

With such competencies, Dyze is empowering people by developing products that improve the reliability and usability of 3D printers and facilitate new printable materials. In a nutshell, the company wants to become the “Intel Inside” of 3D printers: to position itself as the leading supplier of extrusion systems for all 3D printers.