LPBFSource: HBDHBD 200D
Dual-laser metal printer with a rectangular dental-production bed.
Source reviews: 2026-10-17.
Specifications are reported claims, not independent test results.
The details that matter.
Published specifications for this model. Follow a field's source for its configuration and measurement conditions; older fields refer to the profile's reference list.
| Introduction year | Not verified |
|---|---|
| Model family | HBD |
| Process | LPBF |
| Build envelope (X × Y × Z) | 265 × 170 × 120 mm |
| Nominal box volume | 5.41 L · calculated from the envelope |
| Enclosure | Not verified |
| Materials cited in this profile | Titanium alloy, Cobalt-chromium, Stainless steel, Tool steel, Copper alloy, Tungsten |
| Manufacturer listing status | Manufacturer product page listed; stock and regional availability not established |
| Regional stock and price | Check the manufacturer |
| Market grouping | Industrial · editorial grouping |
Technical specifications
| Laser Configuration | 2 × 300 W Sources: HBD 200D specifications |
|---|---|
| Layer Thickness (µm) | 10–50 Sources: HBD 200D specifications |
| Scan Speed Max Mps | 10 Sources: HBD 200D specifications |
| Build Height Includes Plate | true Sources: HBD 200D specifications |
| Machine Weight (kg) | Approximately 1,150 Sources: HBD 200D specifications |
System and configuration
The rectangular bed supports dental frameworks and implant-related geometries; its 120 mm height includes the plate. Two 300 W lasers share the build space. The page specifies oxygen monitoring, an inert sealed atmosphere and user-adjustable application parameters.
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An exact introduction year has not been established in the reviewed sources.
Family: HBD · Listing status only
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A larger nominal envelope does not establish better print quality. Fit depends on the configuration, usable area, supports, and orientation.
