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3DCeram C101 EASY FAB Ceramic SLA 3D Printer – Small-Series Ceramic Production | 100×100×150 mm

Compact ceramic SLA printer for small-series production of technical-ceramic parts — a 3.9×3.9×5.9 in / 100×100×150 mm build that starts a print from as little as 60 mL of ceramic. A peristaltic pump and pressurized tank hold a stable slurry flow for repeatable parts, and the same process scales up to 3DCeram production systems. Full print → debind → sinter workflow supported by Additive Plus.

  • Built for small series — repeatable ceramic parts, not one-off prototypes.
  • Print from 60 mL — 10 mL with SAM option · change ceramic in ~20 min.
  • Lead time: configured to order — install, training & scale-up support from California.
Prices follow supplier cost and stock availability and are updated regularly. The price you see is today's price — once you order, it's held for 7 days.
Install + training included Tailored service plan
100×150 mm compact build
60 mL min. to start a print
~20 min ceramic changeover
Small series production-ready platform
What your production engineer actually checks

What your production engineer actually checks

Repeatable parts, not lucky prints

A peristaltic pump and pressurized tank hold the slurry flow rate constant, and the granite frame keeps the optics and platform stable. That is what makes the C101 EASY FAB a production machine rather than a prototyping one — the same part, batch after batch.

A ceramics engineer on the line

Shrinkage maps for your ceramic, validated debind/sinter parameter sets, and a paid sample run before you commit. Sub-4h reply, NDA standard, from a team that runs ceramic AM.

100×100×150 mm
Build volume
UV 405 nm
Laser · ~60 µm spot
0.020–0.125 mm
Layer thickness
60 mL
Min. to start (10 mL SAM)
~20 min
Ceramic changeover
12 mo
Warranty
About this product

The 3DCeram C101 EASY FAB is a compact ceramic SLA printer built for small-series production of technical-ceramic parts — a 3.9 × 3.9 × 5.9 in / 100 × 100 × 150 mm platform that starts a print from as little as 60 mL of ceramic. It shares the C101 EASY hardware with the EASY LAB but is set up for repeatable fabrication: a peristaltic pump and pressurized tank hold a stable slurry flow, and a granite frame keeps the process steady run after run. Additive Plus supports the full print → debind → sinter workflow around it.

Why production teams choose the C101 EASY FAB

A production-ready ceramic SLA platform in a compact, plug-and-play footprint.

Built for small-series production

The C101 EASY FAB moves you from single prototypes to repeatable small runs — same 405 nm laser process, tuned for consistent parts batch after batch on a compact granite-framed platform.

Print from 60 mL of ceramic

Start a build with just 60 mL of paste — or 10 mL with the Small-Amount-of-Material (SAM) option. Precious technical ceramics go further per production run.

Stable slurry, stable parts

A peristaltic pump and pressurized tank keep the slurry flow rate constant, so layer-to-layer deposition stays even — the foundation of repeatable ceramic production, not lucky one-offs.

A clear scale-up path

The C101 shares its ceramic SLA process with 3DCeram’s larger systems — so a part qualified here moves up to the C1000 FLEXMATIC or C3601 ULTIMATE for higher volume without re-qualifying.

Print → debind → sinter: the full ceramic workflow

A printed ceramic is a “green” part, not a finished one. The C101 is step one of three — and Additive Plus supports all three.

Step 01
Print the green part

The UV laser cures ceramic-loaded paste layer by layer, 0.020–0.125 mm at a time, into a dense green body on the 100 × 100 × 150 mm platform.

Step 02
Debind

The green part is cleaned of unpolymerised paste and thermally debound to remove the organic binder — in air or nitrogen — leaving a fragile all-ceramic body.

Step 03
Sinter to full density

Sintering fuses the ceramic to near-full density. The part shrinks roughly 15–20% linearly, so shrinkage is compensated in CAD up front. We share validated cycles per material.

Small-series technical ceramic parts printed on the 3DCeram C101 EASY FAB
Small-series ceramic parts printed on the C101 EASY FAB.
Ceramic component printed on the 3DCeram C101 EASY FAB SLA system
Ceramic component printed on the C101 EASY FAB.
Helical technical ceramic component printed on a 3DCeram SLA system
Helical ceramic component in technical ceramic.

Materials & compatible ceramics

The C101 EASY FAB runs 3DCeram’s technical-ceramic pastes across oxide and non-oxide families. Each ceramic targets a different property set — mechanical, thermal, electrical or biomedical. Additive Plus helps match the ceramic to your part and shares the matching debind/sinter schedule so your production output lands on spec.

Ceramic Key properties Typical parts
Alumina (Al₂O₃) High hardness, wear & corrosion resistance, electrical insulation, high service temperature Wear parts, insulators, industrial components
Zirconia (ZrO₂) & 8Y High strength & toughness; 8Y adds ionic conductivity & heat insulation Medical & dental, solid-oxide fuel cells
Silicon nitride (Si₃N₄) Excellent thermal-shock & wear resistance, low density, low thermal expansion Bearings, high-temperature structural parts
Aluminium nitride (AlN) High thermal conductivity with electrical insulation, good mechanical strength Electronics, thermal-management substrates
Hydroxyapatite (HA) / TCP Bioactive, resorbable, biocompatible Bone substitutes, cranial & maxillofacial implants
Cordierite & silica-based Low thermal expansion, thermal-shock resistant, low dielectric loss Refractory & thermal components

Need a ceramic that isn’t listed? 3DCeram qualifies new formulations on request — ask our engineer.

Key specifications

Technology Top-down laser stereolithography (ceramic SLA)
Build platform (L×W×H) 3.9 × 3.9 × 5.9 in / 100 × 100 × 150 mm
Laser UV, 405 nm · ~60 µm spot · ~300 mW
Layer thickness (Z) 0.0008–0.0049 in / 0.020–0.125 mm
Minimum ceramic to start 60 mL · 10 mL with SAM option
Slurry feed Peristaltic pump + pressurized tank — stable flow rate
Material changeover ~20 min same ceramic · ~40 min different slurry
Hybrid option Available
Machine dimensions (L×W×H) 40.2 × 39.6 × 77.8 in / 1020 × 1005 × 1976 mm
Weight 1,323 lb / 600 kg
Utilities 220–240 VAC, 50 Hz · dry compressed air 6 bar · 20–25 °C, 50% RH
Control / warranty Web dashboard · 12-month warranty

See the Specifications tab for the full manufacturer data set.

Typical applications

Where a compact ceramic production platform earns its place.

Small-series production
Repeatable runs of small ceramic parts
Foundry cores & casting
Silica & alumina cores for investment casting
Dental & medical
Zirconia and bioceramic components
Electronics ceramics
AlN substrates & dielectric parts
Industrial wear parts
Nozzles, guides & high-hardness components
Pre-series → scale-up
Prove a part here, then move to bigger systems
Tell us the ceramic part you need to produce and your target run size — a ceramic applications engineer will confirm the C101 EASY FAB fits, share the debind/sinter approach, and map the scale-up path if volume grows. Sub-4h reply, NDA standard.

Why source the C101 EASY FAB through Additive Plus

  • Full workflow, one partner. Printer, ceramic materials, debinding and sintering — we support the whole production chain, not just the machine.
  • Production & DfAM support. Shrinkage compensation, validated debind/sinter cycles and repeatable-part guidance — from engineers who run ceramic AM.
  • A clear scale-up path. Start small on the C101 EASY FAB, then move to a larger 3DCeram system as volume grows — without re-qualifying the part.
  • US-based install, training & service. Commissioning and operator training handled from California, in your timezone.
  • <24h response. 200+ qualified systems delivered across 23 countries.
Brand 3DCeram
Country of origin France
Weight 1323 lb / 600 kg
Printing Materials Ceramic Pastes
Technology CERAMIC SLA
Dimensions 40.2×39.6×77.8 in / 1020×1005×1976 mm
Build Volume 3.9×3.9×5.9 in / 100×100×150 mm
Layer thickness 0.0008–0.0049 in / 0.020–0.125 mm
Light source UV Laser
UV Wavelength 405 nm
Laser spot diameter ~60 µm
Electrical requirements 220–240 VAC / 50Hz
Optimum indoor operation temperature 20–25 °C / 68–77 °F
Relative humidity 50%
Compressed air 6 bar dry
Hybrid option Available
Client Operating System Web Dashboard
Warranty 12 months
Material Silicon Nitride, Zirconia, Alumina, Aluminium Nitride, Cordierite, Hydroxyapatite, Tricalcium Phosphate

Product videos

Print a benchmark part first

Send us your part and target ceramic — we print, debind and sinter a paid sample so you can validate density, accuracy and surface on your own geometry before committing to a system.

Common questions

Don't see yours? Email [email protected] — NDA standard, typical reply within 4 hours.

What is the difference between the C101 EASY FAB and the C101 EASY LAB?
Both machines share the same C101 EASY ceramic SLA platform and the same 100 × 100 × 150 mm build volume, but they are set up for different jobs. The EASY LAB is an open-parameter development machine for qualifying new ceramics and formulations. The C101 EASY FAB is the production member of the family: it is configured for repeatable small-series manufacturing, with a peristaltic pump and pressurized tank holding a stable slurry flow. Many teams develop on the LAB and produce on the FAB.
What post-processing is required after printing on the C101 EASY FAB?
A part printed on the C101 EASY FAB is a green body, not a finished ceramic. Two steps follow: debinding removes the organic binder (in air or nitrogen), then sintering fuses the ceramic to near-full density. Additive Plus supplies the validated debind and sinter schedule for each ceramic and can supply the furnaces, so you plan production against a complete workflow rather than just a printer.
How repeatable are parts from one production run to the next?
Repeatability is the reason the C101 EASY FAB exists. A peristaltic pump and pressurized tank keep the slurry flow rate constant so layer deposition stays even, and the granite frame holds the optics and platform stable. Combined with a fixed, validated parameter set per ceramic, that gives consistent green density and predictable shrinkage across batches. Additive Plus helps lock in the parameter set for your part before you go into production.
How little ceramic can I start a production run with?
The C101 EASY FAB starts a build from as little as 60 mL of ceramic paste, or 10 mL with the Small-Amount-of-Material (SAM) option. On short production series and expensive technical ceramics that matters directly to cost per part — you are not obliged to charge a large tank to run a small batch. It is one of the main reasons small-series producers choose this platform.
How quickly can I switch between ceramics between production runs?
The C101 EASY FAB is built for fast maintenance and cleaning between prints — about 20 minutes when staying on the same ceramic and about 40 minutes when switching to a different slurry. For a shop running several ceramics across different customer orders, quick changeover keeps the machine producing rather than sitting idle for cleaning.
What happens when my volume outgrows the C101 EASY FAB?
The C101 EASY FAB shares its ceramic SLA process with 3DCeram's larger systems such as the C1000 FLEXMATIC (320 × 320 × 200 mm) and the C3601 ULTIMATE (600 × 600 × 300 mm). A part qualified on the C101 transfers up without re-qualifying from scratch, so growth does not mean starting over. Additive Plus helps map that scale-up path before you buy, so the first machine is a step in a plan rather than a dead end.
What is the build volume, layer thickness and laser specification?
The C101 EASY FAB has a 100 × 100 × 150 mm (3.9 × 3.9 × 5.9 in) build platform and prints layers from 0.020 to 0.125 mm using a UV laser at 405 nm with a roughly 60 µm spot. It is a top-down stereolithography process, so most geometries need few or no supports. The compact platform suits small technical-ceramic parts produced in series rather than single large components.
What is the linear shrinkage after sintering, and can you print a paid sample first?
Sintered parts shrink roughly 15–20% linearly depending on the ceramic and packing density. Shrinkage is predictable and repeatable, so it is compensated in CAD before printing. Before committing to a C101 EASY FAB you can send your part and target ceramic, and Additive Plus will print, debind and sinter a paid sample so you validate density, accuracy and surface on your own geometry. For a production purchase it is the lowest-risk way to confirm the platform fits.

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