The inclusion of a heated chamber plays a pivotal role in facilitating the production of engineering polymers. It maintains an optimal temperature for the printable component throughout the printing procedure. This meticulous temperature management guarantees consistent construction of the part, minimizing the emergence of internal stresses. By closely aligning the chamber temperature with the material's glass transition temperature, it encourages relaxation and eradicates inner tensions during the manufacturing process, effectively preventing complications like warping and cracking. Once the printing is finalized, a gradual cooling procedure takes place. This meticulous approach ensures utmost dimensional precision and mechanical resilience for the printed object. The heated chamber of the BCN3D Omega I60 is capable of achieving temperatures as high as 70ºC, making it exceptionally suitable for printing materials like ASA, PA, ABS, and reinforced PA, among other compatible options.

The Material Operating System (MOS) not only offers humidity control but also temperature regulation. This dual functionality brings forth two critical advantages: the capacity to restore compromised materials and the ability to preheat filament prior to initiating a print. This feature proves especially invaluable for technical materials with elevated heat deflection thresholds. Additionally, the Material Operating System streamlines the filament handling process by enabling automatic loading and unloading. Should your printing task encounter filament depletion midway, the machine seamlessly manages filament replacement. The BCN3D Omega I60 MOS excels with a temperature capability of up to 75ºC while maintaining an RH level below 10%, ensuring optimal printing conditions.

The Omega comes furnished with integrated accelerometers and advanced 32-bit electronics, accompanied by a tailored iteration of Marlin 2.1 firmware. This amalgamation significantly elevates the potential of the BCN3D Omega I60, empowering it to produce components at a remarkable pace of 300 mm/s and attain accelerations reaching 10 m/s². This cutting-edge foundation translates into unparalleled productivity, offering users a superior manufacturing experience.

The BCN3D Omega I60 employs an HAQ-XY Kinematics design. Renowned for its excellence in dual 3D printers and CNC machines, this motion architecture is prized for its blend of lightweight construction, durability, and precision. The BCN3D Omega I60 enhances this kinematic approach with a refined layout for the pulleys, resulting in a substantial reduction of twisting moments along the X axis during the printing procedure. These twisting forces are highly undesirable, given their potential to impair system performance and trigger undesired distortions in the X axis, ultimately compromising the quality of the printed components.