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Nanoscribe Quantum X align

Two-photon polymerizationProfessionalCatalog listing sourced

Micro-optics printer with automated alignment to optical fibers and chips.

Official product

Source reviews: 2026-10-17.
Specifications are reported claims, not independent test results.

The machine at a glance

The details that matter.

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Core specifications for Nanoscribe Quantum X align
Introduction yearNot verified
Model familyQuantum X
ProcessTwo-photon polymerization
Build envelope (X × Y × Z)Not verified

Usable print geometry depends on the substrate, optical configuration and print set; no cuboid volume is inferred.

Nominal box volumeNot verified

Usable print geometry depends on the substrate, optical configuration and print set; no cuboid volume is inferred.

EnclosureNot verified
Materials cited in this profileOptical photopolymer resin
Manufacturer listing statusManufacturer documentation verified; availability not established
Regional stock and priceCheck the manufacturer
Market groupingProfessional · editorial grouping

Technical specifications

Additional technical specifications for Quantum X align
Alignment TechnologyAligned 2-Photon Lithography
MonitoringThree live cameras
Model notes · 01

Design and workflow

Fiducial and fiber-core detection position printed freeform optics on prestructured substrates.

Model notes · 02

Configuration and evidence

Usable print geometry depends on the substrate, optical configuration and print set; no cuboid volume is inferred.

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An exact introduction year has not been established in the reviewed sources.

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Usable print geometry depends on the substrate, optical configuration and print set; no cuboid volume is inferred.

A larger nominal envelope does not establish better print quality. Fit depends on the configuration, usable area, supports, and orientation.