To ensure that even large 3D printed parts can be reworked safely, joke Technology GmbH is launching a further developed version of its ENESKApostprocess housed workstations. The new ENESKApostprocess XL offers a larger usable space and is ergonomically designed. The operator remains protected, as he has no breathing air contact with the product to be reworked and the residual powders and dust generated therein. The company will present the station with 150 liters of larger installation space to the public at the upcoming Formnext from Nov. 15 to 18, 2022 in Frankfurt.
With the ENESKApostprocess equipment system, all post-processing steps are carried out in a closed workspace. Access to the component being processed is via manual inlets that lead sealed into the interior of the housing. The station can be equipped with a variety of electrical and pneumatic tools. Accumulating respirable powders and dusts are extracted and safely collected throughout the machining process. This also prevents potentially life-threatening explosions and deflagrations, which can occur depending on the material. However, the size of the parts to be processed was previously limited at the workstation.