At Richter Lighting Technologies GmbH, we recognize the urgent need for sustainable practices in the construction industry. Globally, construction contributes significantly to waste and greenhouse gas emissions. As pioneers in sustainable industrial solutions, we leverage advanced technologies to address these challenges head-on.
Founded by Bernd and Marion Richter, our company is committed to reducing the environmental footprint of construction while enhancing efficiency and safety for workers. Our innovative approach integrates cutting-edge 3D printing technologies to transform architectural design and construction processes.
An example is their most recently completed project was the suspended ceiling systems in the lobbies of the 50 Hudson Yards building in New York City. They drew from their expertise in multiple fields, their experience from past projects, and leveraged some of the most innovative technologies to meet clients’ requirements.
For this project, RiCHTER’s team needed to create complex components to combine multiple profiles for architectural structures and to hold their fabrics in the ceiling systems. To achieve this goal, they needed a material with specific properties, and a 3D printer that can get the best out of the materials.
The material that had the required properties was the ULTEM™ 9085 filament, a polyetherimide (PEI) plastic and the 3D printer used to achieve this task was the INTAMSYS FUNMAT PRO 610HT. It also has a controlled heated chamber, that was set to about 200 °C, which is necessary in order to achieve strong layer bonding for the ULTEM™ 9085 filament because of its glass transition temperature of 186° C. The printer has a nozzle temperature that goes up to 500 °C, adequate for this material because of its high melting point.
The result was:
Very complex integrable shapes, that the concept of milling could not even be considered.3D Printed Parts with
ULTEM™ 9085 for Architectural Use.
Another example is when they use the BASF Ultrafuse® PC/ABS FR for their high-end architectural projects.
The major challenge for some projects was achieving a combination of different materials, assembled as a single piece, and shipped for easy, on-site installation.
This component had to have the following requirements:
Remain invisible3D Printed Parts with
BASF Ultrafuse® PC/ABS FR for Architectural Use.
We accompany our customers in a professional manner throughout the entire project - from planning and design to the prototype or the production of a complete series. Combining our 3D printing processes with conventional component processing, post-processing and surface refinement of the prototypes, small series or even a trade fair exhibit is our daily business. Since the company was founded in 1995, our experienced team in Gross-Gerau has made a name for itself well beyond the borders of the Rhine-Main area. We are one of the leading service providers for everything to do with 3D printing and have more than satisfied customers from a wide variety of industries - from the automotive and consumer goods industries to mechanical engineering and companies from the medical technology sector.
Alex Di Maglie
Managing Director, 4D Concepts
The INTAMSYS FUNMAT PRO 410 has been a performant and reliable tool since day one. It allows us to process high-performance polymers that enable our customers to innovate with them in highly loaded, thermally challenging, and metal replacement applications. It gives us the confidence that is needed to print 24/7 unattended with long print jobs of 100+ hours. It redefines what can be achieved with FDM technology.
Fabio Trotti
3D R&D Manager, WEERG
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