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igus® Ltd.

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Self-lubricating racks made to measure


Do you need a wear-resistant gear rack?
At igus® we can 3D print these in a range of materials. 
You can configure your rack in just 60 seconds using the rack configurator, these can be ordered, macufactured and despatched in approx 3 working days!
Simply upload your file, pick the best suitable material and order! Quick and easy. 

As with all igus® products you can order as many parts or as few as you need. 

Would you like more information about the our 3D printing or do you need an individual consultation? Our experts will be happy to get in touch with you.
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CAD configurator for racks online

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Free box of samples for durable components

3D printing sample box
 
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Design guide for the 3D printing service

Design tips for 3D printing
 
Download design guide (PDF)

3D printed gears made of iglidur high-performance polymers

► Predictable service life
► Any geometry possible: special shapes and replacement parts
► Optimised tooth root geometry for longer service life
► Self-lubricating: dry operation thanks to solid lubricants
 
Last up to 5 times longer than regular plastic gears
Tested and proven: gears made of iglidur have a considerably longer service life than machined or injection-moulded gears made of regular plastics.

What material is better for what type of gear? 

  • iglidur I3  is characterised by higher strength, is especially well-suited for spur gears and helical-bevel gears, and can be used  for all other kinds of wear-resistant gears.
  • iglidur I6  has optimised sliding properties and is therefore ideal for worm gears or other gears where conformity with food standards is required.
  • iglidur I8-ESD is suitable for gears where ESD properties are necessary, e.g. for ATEX 
3D printed polymer gears

Information about 3D printing at igus

Information on 3D printing at igus

  • Materials
  • Additive procedures
  • Services and support
3D printed parts in the test laboratory

3D printed components on the test rig

3D printing with iglidur compared to PLA, ABS, and other materials and manufacturing processes
igus 3D printing news

3D printing news

Innovations in the field of industrial 3D printing. New products and services for additive manufacturing with wear-resistant polymers.

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