AmeraLabs Provides High-Quality Resins for Technical, Dental and Hobby Applications – Interview with Andrius Darulis

Lithuanian company AmeraLabs specialises in the development and production of premium-grade resins intended for technical and dental applications as well as for miniature enthusiasts. Founded with a core focus on precision and quality, they have since expanded their global presence to over 60 countries. In an interview with 3Druck.com, Co-founder Andrius Darulis shares his insights into the 3D printing materials sector, commenting on the current state and future prospects of additive manufacturing.

In 2017, the team identified a need for 3D printing resins that could cure quickly while retaining accuracy and detail. As a result, they developed their own 3D printing resin and established AmeraLabs, a brand that produces high-quality 3D printing resins suitable for both experts and beginners. The company is committed to providing the global 3D printing community with materials that inspire creativity and drive technological advancement, driven by their passion for innovation.

Their products include XVN-50, a versatile resin for prototypes, tools, robotic parts and engineering applications. For the dental sector, the company provides DMD-21, a fast-curing 3D resin designed to print orthodontic, wax-up, implant, crown and bridge models. 

AmeraLabs is also very well know for their TGM-7 resin, which is dedicated to printing tabletop gaming miniatures Currently, the team is preparing for the launch of various colours of TGM-7.

Interview with Co-founder Andrius Darulis

In an interview with 3Druck.com, AmeraLabs Co-founder Andrius Darulis shares his insights into the industry and explains why volumetric 3D printing is a groundbreaking technique that holds significant promise.

In your opinion, what significance does the development of new materials have for the additive manufacturing industry?

The continuous evolution of new materials is fundamental to driving innovation within the additive manufacturing industry. As technology advances, the demand for materials with enhanced properties such as strength, durability, and biocompatibility emerges. These advancements not only expand the applications of 3D printing but also foster greater efficiency and sustainability across various sectors. At AmeraLabs, we recognise the pivotal role of material science in catalysing progress within the additive manufacturing ecosystem, unlocking new avenues for creativity and advancement.

Additive manufacturing has continuously developed in recent years. Which innovations or technological breakthroughs do you consider to be particularly important, also when looking at 3D printing materials?

In recent years, the additive manufacturing industry has witnessed profound innovations in materials and printing technologies. From high-performance engineering resins to biocompatible materials for medical applications, these breakthroughs have revolutionised the possibilities of 3D printing. Notably, Volumetric 3D Printing has emerged as a groundbreaking technique, enabling the rapid fabrication of complex structures through precise modulation of light intensity within a photosensitive resin volume. This advancement holds significant promise in enhancing the speed, scalability, and intricacy of additive manufacturing processes.

First Corona and the now high inflation pose major challenges for the entire industry. In your opinion, how do the multiple crises affect the additive manufacturing industry?

The ongoing crises, such as the COVID-19 pandemic and escalating inflation, have presented formidable challenges for the additive manufacturing industry. Supply chain disruptions, fluctuating demand, and workforce constraints have necessitated agile adaptation and innovative strategies to maintain resilience amidst uncertainty. However, these challenges have also underscored the resilience of additive manufacturing as a versatile and agile manufacturing solution. As the industry navigates through these turbulent times, collaborative innovation and adaptability remain paramount in fostering sustained growth and resilience.

What impact do you think additive manufacturing will have on various industries and possibly society as a whole in the coming years?

Looking ahead, additive manufacturing is poised to exert a transformative influence across diverse industries and societal spheres. From personalised healthcare solutions and lightweight automotive components to sustainable manufacturing practices and decentralised production networks, the potential applications of 3D printing are vast and profound. As technological advancements continue to accelerate and barriers to adoption diminish, additive manufacturing will increasingly shape the future of manufacturing, ushering in an era characterised by innovation, customisation, and sustainable progress.

Here you can find more information about AmeraLabs and their resin materials.