[Davide Sher]

This is a venturi valve 3D printable model available as a free download from GrabCad at this LINK

 

[Aggelos Papakalodoukas]

First test print of the Venturi with antibacterial PLA!!

[Maker_Mau]

Hi, can share your settings and procedure for 3D printing. Thx in advance.

[Aggelos Papakalodoukas]

Hello,

The material I used is this https://www.xyzprinting.com/en/material/antibacterial-pla.

I used stainless steel nozzle, I have replaced the feeder gears with stainless steel gears, additionally I use this printer only for antibacterial materials.

The setup is the same as printing PLA, I can upload the g-code I used if you want.

[Peter Derechkey]

What does the 0.33 stand for?

[Anonymous]

Hi, can you direct me to a resource explaining how to use this valve? Thank you!

[Pavel]

Thank you very much, David!

Tell me, please – could I publish them also on my site karpilenko.com under your name?

Best regards,

Pavel

[Davide Sher]

Important update 

Full range of 5 respirator-free reanimation Venturi’s valves (rev. 4) has been releasd. It has been designed for horizontal and vertical production in low and high volume.

FiO2 / flow:

– 40 % / 42 lpm

– 37 % / 50 lpm

– 34 % / 59 lpm

– 30 % / 86 lpm

– 28 % / 120 lpm

[Aggelos Papakalodoukas]

Hello,

is it possible to share the CAD models of the above valves?

[Sunil Anand]

Hello

 

[Jeff]

Hi ,

Can we get the 3D of this valve?

[John Sierra]

Hello!

We want to help printing some of these valves, I’ve downloaded the files to print in Form2 machines.
Has anyone here printed these valves on SLA? Can the support material be omitted? Which is the most recommended valve to print (there are some with small pieces and an old model).

Thank you! 🙂

[Casey]

Hi, can this model can be printed with this printer?

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