AON3D is a 3D printing company that created the AON-M 3D machine, which can handle quality printing at a fraction of the cost. The machine bridges the gap between expensive industrial printers and inexpensive desktop machines.

The AON-M is priced at $14,950.

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Randeep Singh and Kevin Han met over 7 years ago while studying materials engineering.

Together with Andrew Walker they founded AON3D and after a successful Kickstarter campaign in 2015, they are now poised to bring engineering grade materials within reach of much wider user group.

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In 2015, as they began experimenting with the machine, they were able to raise more thanCA$ 89,643with 52 backers to help bring the project to life.

The amount they raised far exceed the $65,000 funding goal.

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The company was accepted into the 2017 Winter batch of Y Combinator startups. ^[2]

The AON-M.

3D Printer can handle the most advanced, production-grade materials around - including but definitely not limited to PEEK™, ULTEM™, ABS, nylon, ASA, polycarbonate and more.

With innovative features such as water cooled hot-ends, a climate controled build chamber, and an actively heated build-plate, the AON-M lets the user focus on building products instead of worrying about warped or failed prints.

The machine has a class-leading 18"x18"x24" build volume, print large parts or do small manufacturing runs without constraints.

Equipped with an actively heated build chamber (rated up to 70 °C), the AON-M ensures warp-free parts, even with advanced engineering plastics.

Print multi-material parts or increase productivity by printing twice as fast all while eliminating oozing problems, a common issue with other printers.

The AON-M’s water-cooled hot-ends can resist temperatures up to 450 °C.

This means the user can now print with the most advanced engineering plastics on the market, including PEEK, ULTEM™ and more.

Industrial quality linear guide rails mounted on machine-ground surfaces drive the XY gantry, while robust 18 mm ACME lead screws and hardened steel linear shafts drive the Z-axis.

The owner of an AON-M can use it and work from anywhere.

Featuring a Raspberry Pi loaded with a customized version of Octoprint, the owner can control your AON-M over Wi-Fi.

And every AON-M comes bundled with a licence for Simplify3D®, the leading slicing solution.

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