Speed 3D Mold Featured in GIESSEREI / Home of Foundry
A GIESSEREI article published on Home of Foundry discusses Speed 3D Mold’s sand-printing experience and the role of a compact system alongside its existing S-Max. The feature connects equipment selection with the requirements of different casting applications, including smaller, complex moulds and cores.
- Source publication
- GIESSEREI / Home of Foundry
- Source date
- 29 October 2026
- Original language
- German
- Author
- Tobias King
- Author affiliation stated in the source
- Director Marketing & Business Development at ExOne
Adding S-Print Pro to Support Our Production
Speed 3D Mold is preparing to add the ExOne S-Print Pro to complement its existing S-Max production setup. The planned addition is intended to support smaller, detail-intensive mould and core applications and provide greater flexibility in production planning.
Installation preparation underway. Production availability will be confirmed following installation and process validation.
Why this matters for customer projects
- 01
Application-led equipment selection
Machine selection should reflect the component’s size, geometry, quantity, and production requirements.
- 02
Support for smaller, complex applications
The planned addition is intended to support smaller moulds and cores with detailed geometry.
- 03
Production planning flexibility
The objective is to accommodate a broader mix of work alongside the existing S-Max setup.
Sand printing and complex casting geometry
The source article uses pump impellers with complex flow geometries as a typical application for sand printing. Components of this kind combine curved, enclosed internal passages with demanding surface and dimensional requirements — geometry that printed moulds and cores can form directly from CAD data.
The application discussed in the source relates to work on the existing S-Max system; it is not a component produced on the planned S-Print Pro.
Related engineering resources
Source
- Original article
- “Kompakter 3D-Druck: Große Leistung auf kleiner Fläche”
- Publication / platform
- GIESSEREI / Home of Foundry
- Author
- Tobias King
- Source date / language
- 29 October 2026 · German
Source article authored by Tobias King of ExOne and published by GIESSEREI / Home of Foundry. This page provides Speed3D’s summary and a separate company update on installation status.
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