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3DCeram C900 HYBRID Multi-Material Ceramic SLA 3D Printer – Up to 4 Materials | 300×300×100 mm

Production-scale multi-material ceramic SLA system: alongside the base ceramic it deposits up to three additional materials in one part, via dispensers from needle valve to micro-distribution, all in CPS 2.0. On an 11.8×11.8×3.9 in / 300×300×100 mm platform with a fine 35 µm UV laser. Full print → debind → co-sinter workflow supported by Additive Plus.

  • Up to 4 materials in one part — base ceramic + 3 dispensed materials.
  • Fine 35 µm UV laser — 355 nm, detail across the 300×300 mm platform.
  • Lead time: configured to order — material-set & co-sinter support from California.
Price held 7 days after order.
Install + training included Tailored service plan
Up to 4 materials in one part
300×300 mm build platform
35 µm UV laser spot
11+ technical ceramics
What your process engineer actually checks

What your process engineer actually checks

Up to four materials in one part

Beyond the base ceramic, the C900 HYBRID deposits up to three additional materials through configurable dispensers, all driven from CPS 2.0. That multi-material capability on a 300 mm platform is what makes functionally graded and multi-property production parts possible.

A ceramics engineer on the line

Material-set feasibility, shrinkage matching across the materials, and debind/co-sinter parameter sets — plus a paid sample before you commit. Sub-4h reply, NDA standard, from a team that runs ceramic AM.

300×300×100 mm
Build volume
Up to 4
Materials in one part
355 nm · 35 µm
UV laser
0.010–0.125 mm
Layer thickness
11+
Technical ceramics
12 mo
Warranty
About this product

The 3DCeram C900 HYBRID is a production-scale multi-material ceramic SLA system: alongside the primary ceramic it can deposit up to three additional materials in the same part, through dispensers ranging from needle valves to micro-distribution — all driven from CPS 2.0 software. On an 11.8 × 11.8 × 3.9 in / 300 × 300 × 100 mm platform with a fine 35 µm UV laser, it builds functionally graded and multi-material ceramic parts at production scale. Additive Plus supports the full print → debind → co-sinter workflow.

Why production teams choose the C900 HYBRID

Multi-material ceramic AM on a 300 mm platform — with a laser fine enough for real detail.

Up to four materials in one part

The base ceramic plus up to three additional dispensed materials build functionally graded, multi-property parts a single-material process can’t make.

Flexible dispensing, one software

Additional materials go down through dispensers from needle valve to micro-distribution — up to three systems — all integrated directly in CPS 2.0.

Fine 35 µm UV laser

A 355 nm UV laser with a ~35 µm spot resolves finer detail than coarser ceramic systems, across the full 300 × 300 mm platform.

Production-ready workflow

Pairs with 3DCeram post-processing — Ceracleaner, nitrogen kiln and sintering furnace — for a complete multi-material production chain.

Print → debind → co-sinter: the multi-material workflow

A printed part is a “green” body, not a finished one — and with several materials, co-firing is critical. Additive Plus supports all three steps.

Step 01
Print the green part

The UV laser cures the base ceramic while dispensers add up to three materials, 0.010–0.125 mm per layer, into a multi-material green body on the 300 × 300 × 100 mm platform.

Step 02
Debind

The green part is cleaned (Ceracleaner) and thermally debound to remove the organic binder — nitrogen kiln where needed — leaving a fragile multi-material body.

Step 03
Co-sinter to density

The sintering furnace fuses the materials to near-full density. Matching shrinkage between them is the key challenge — we help characterise and compensate it.

3DCeram C900 HYBRID multi-material ceramic SLA 3D printer – industrial ceramic parts
Production multi-material ceramic parts across industrial sectors.

Materials & compatible ceramics

The C900 HYBRID runs 3DCeram’s technical-ceramic pastes and combines the base ceramic with up to three additional materials. Each ceramic family targets a different property set. Additive Plus helps select a compatible material set and shares the matching debind/co-sinter schedule.

Ceramic Key properties Typical parts
Alumina (Al₂O₃) High hardness, wear & corrosion resistance, electrical insulation Wear parts, insulators, industrial components
Zirconia (ZrO₂), 8Y & ATZ High strength & toughness; 8Y ionic conductivity; ATZ alumina-toughened Medical & dental, fuel cells, structural
Silicon nitride (Si₃N₄) Thermal-shock & wear resistance, low density, low expansion Bearings, high-temperature structural parts
Aluminium nitride (AlN) High thermal conductivity with electrical insulation Electronics, thermal-management substrates
Hydroxyapatite (HA) / TCP Bioactive, resorbable, biocompatible Bone substitutes, cranial & maxillofacial implants
Fused silica & cordierite Low thermal expansion, thermal-shock resistant, low dielectric loss Investment-casting cores, refractory parts

Planning a specific material set? That’s exactly what the HYBRID is for — ask our engineer.

Key specifications

Technology Multi-material top-down laser stereolithography (ceramic SLA)
Hybrid capability Base ceramic + up to 3 additional materials · needle-valve to micro-distribution dispensers · CPS 2.0
Build platform (L×W×H) 11.8 × 11.8 × 3.9 in / 300 × 300 × 100 mm
Laser UV, 355 nm · ~35 µm spot
Layer thickness (Z) 0.0004–0.0049 in / 0.010–0.125 mm
Optional equipment Ceracleaner · nitrogen kiln · sintering furnace
Machine dimensions (L×W×H) 41.7 × 88.6 × 80.3 in / 1060 × 2250 × 2040 mm
Weight 3,197 lb / 1,450 kg
Utilities 220–240 VAC, 50 Hz · 2 kW · 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 combining several materials in one part changes what’s possible.

Functionally graded parts
Property gradients within one component
Embedded conductors
Ceramic + metal structures & circuits
Energy & fuel cells
Multi-layer SOFC structures (8Y zirconia)
Biomedical implants
Bioceramic + structural combinations
Aerospace & space
Multi-property ceramic hardware
Investment-casting cores
Fused-silica cores at production scale
3DCeram C900 HYBRID multi-material ceramic SLA 3D printer – biomedical ceramic parts
From bioceramics to embedded structures — multi-material parts at 300 mm scale.
Tell us the materials you want to combine and the part you have in mind — a ceramic applications engineer will confirm the set is feasible, share the debind/co-sinter approach, and scope a paid sample before you commit. Sub-4h reply, NDA standard.

Why source the C900 HYBRID through Additive Plus

  • Full workflow, one partner. Printer, ceramic materials, cleaning, debinding and co-sintering — we support the whole multi-material chain.
  • Material-set & DfAM support. Compatible material selection, shrinkage matching and co-sinter cycles — from engineers who run ceramic AM.
  • Paid sample before you commit. Send your concept; we print a multi-material sample so you validate feasibility before buying a system.
  • US-based install, training & service. Commissioning and operator training handled from California, in your timezone.
  • <24h response. 200+ qualified systems delivered across 23 countries.
Country of origin France
Brand 3DCeram
Weight 3197 lb / 1450 kg
Dimensions 41.7×88.6×80.3 in / 1060×2250×2040 mm
Build Volume 11.8×11.8×3.9 in / 300×300×100 mm
Layer thickness 0.0004–0.0049 in / 0.010–0.125 mm
Light source UV Laser
UV Wavelength 355 nm
Laser spot diameter ~35 µm
Electrical requirements 220–240 VAC / 50Hz
Power Consumption 2 kW
Optimum indoor operation temperature 20–25 °C / 68–77 °F
Relative humidity 50%
Compressed air 6 bar dry
Hybrid option Up to 3 additional materials
Additional equipment Ceracleaner, Nitrogen kiln, Sintering furnace
Client Operating System Web Dashboard / CPS 2.0
Warranty 12 months
Technology Multi-material Ceramic SLA
Printing Materials Ceramic Pastes
Material ATZ, Silicon Nitride, Zirconia, Alumina, Aluminium Nitride, Cordierite, Fused Silica, Hydroxyapatite, Tricalcium Phosphate, Zirconia 8Y

Product videos

Don't see your material set?

3DCeram develops and qualifies ceramics and material combinations on request — typically in 2–4 weeks. Tell us the materials you want to combine.

From teams running multi-material ceramic production

Unedited feedback from process and R&D leads.

★★★★★ 4.9 / 5 · 24 reviews
★★★★★

Four materials in one part let us integrate features we used to assemble by hand. The 300 mm platform made it production-viable.

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F. Bianchi Production Engineer · Industrial Ceramics
★★★★★

The 35 µm laser holds detail we couldn't get on coarser systems — it matters for our fuel-cell structures.

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T. Andersson R&D Lead · Energy Systems
★★★★★

Additive Plus characterised shrinkage for our material set before we bought — that de-risked the whole line.

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M. Costa Program Manager · Aerospace Research

Common questions

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

What does "HYBRID" mean on the C900 HYBRID?
On the C900 HYBRID, "hybrid" means the machine prints the base ceramic and can deposit up to three additional materials in the same part at the same time. The extra materials are placed through dispensers — from needle valves to micro-distribution systems — and the whole process is driven from CPS 2.0 software. It is what turns a ceramic printer into a multi-material production platform.
How many materials can the C900 HYBRID combine, and how are they deposited?
The C900 HYBRID combines the primary ceramic with up to three additional materials — up to four in one part. The base ceramic is cured by the UV laser, while the additional materials are placed by dispensers chosen for the job, from needle valves to fine micro-distribution systems. Which combinations are practical depends on how the materials co-sinter, so Additive Plus helps you define a workable set.
What post-processing is required after printing on the C900 HYBRID?
A part printed on the C900 HYBRID is a "green" multi-material body. It is cleaned (Ceracleaner), thermally debound to remove the binder (a nitrogen kiln is used where needed), then co-sintered to near-full density in a sintering furnace. 3DCeram offers all three units and Additive Plus supplies the validated debind and co-sinter schedule, so you run a complete production workflow rather than just a printer.
How do you manage shrinkage across multiple materials?
Shrinkage matching is the central challenge in multi-material ceramic printing: each material shrinks as it sinters, and mismatch causes stress or cracking. On the C900 HYBRID the material set is chosen and the co-sinter cycle tuned so the materials shrink compatibly. Additive Plus helps characterise each material's shrinkage and compensate it in the design and firing schedule before you commit to a part.
What is the build volume and laser detail?
The C900 HYBRID has a 300 × 300 × 100 mm (11.8 × 11.8 × 3.9 in) build platform and uses a 355 nm UV laser with a ~35 µm spot — finer than many ceramic systems — printing layers from 0.010 to 0.125 mm. The combination of a 300 mm platform and a fine spot lets it hold detail across production-sized multi-material parts.
Which ceramics does the C900 HYBRID support?
The C900 HYBRID runs 3DCeram technical-ceramic pastes including alumina, zirconia (with 8Y and ATZ variants), silicon nitride, aluminium nitride, hydroxyapatite, tricalcium phosphate, fused silica and cordierite. Combined with the hybrid dispensing, that library covers structural, thermal, electrical and biomedical parts. If you need a ceramic that is not listed, 3DCeram develops formulations on request.
What is the linear shrinkage after sintering?
Sintered ceramic parts shrink roughly 15–20% linearly, depending on the ceramic and packing density. On the C900 HYBRID the added consideration is matching that shrinkage across the material set so they co-sinter without cracking. Shrinkage is compensated in CAD before printing, and Additive Plus helps characterise the factor for each material in your combination.
Can Additive Plus print a paid multi-material sample before I buy?
Yes. Before committing to a C900 HYBRID, you can send your concept and target material set and Additive Plus will print, debind and co-sinter a paid multi-material sample so you validate feasibility, interface quality and shrinkage matching. For a production multi-material purchase it is the lowest-risk way to confirm the approach — talk to a ceramics engineer to scope it.

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