ProJet™ 6000 Professional 3D Printer

3D Systems Projet™ 6000 3D Printer

TWI is proud to offer the first crossover printer the 3D Systems ProJetTM 6000. The ProJet™ 6000 offers the latest utility of a 3D printer with print precision and performance quality of professional grade SLA® parts.

The ProJet™ 6000 comes in three high definition print configurations with a wide range of new VisiJet® print materials including tough, flexible, clear and high temperature. This 3D printer has been designed and engineered to deliver the highest part quality for the toughest production applications with the ease of use and economics of a 3D Printer.

The NEW ProJet™ 6000 3D Printer's Key Features Include:

• Prints the highest quality parts available


• Delivers the toughest production applications


• Wide range of engineered functional materials


• High resolution, durable, smooth parts


• Easy to use with intuitive touch screen


• Economical to own and operate

This 3D Systems Personal 3D Printer prints durable plastic parts tough enough for functional testing and snap-fit applications in up to 6 different colors with excellent high resolution detail and smooth surface finish. Bring your designs to life at print speeds up to 5 times faster than any other 3D printer in its class.

Purchase or lease in 2011 and take advantage of the "Tax relief Act of 2010"

Lease the ProJet 6000 for $5545.00/month (credit approval required,based on 3 year FMV lease) and take advantage of current tax incentives. Both the 'Tax Relief Actof 2010' as well as the 'Jobs Act of 2010' that passed in late 2010 affectedSection 179 in a positive way for this 2011 tax year. The newest changes are as follows:

The Section 179 Deduction limit increased to $500,000. The totalamount of equipment that can be purchased increased to $2 million. This includes most new and used capital equipment, and also includes certain software. "Bonus Depreciation" increased to 100% on qualifiedassets. However, this can be taken on new equipment only. When applying these provisions, Section 179 is generally takenfirst, followed by Bonus Depreciation - unless the business has notaxable profit in 2011.