Seawolf Advisory!

On Dec. 11, our Facilities and Campus Services team was made aware of a pothole that shut down the westbound lanes of Northern Lights Boulevard between UAA Drive and Career Center Drive. It has since been upgraded to a sinkhole, and the lanes will remain closed for an undetermined amount of time while crews repair the damage. We anticipate the closure will extend through the week.

Finals week is a very stressful time for students. Students, please know that your professors have been made aware of the situation. Please communicate with them any delays you may experience due to this issue. We know this is an unexpected traffic challenge. Please take a deep breath. We want you to have a smooth and safe finals week.

Prototyping Lab Equipment

HAAS TM-2 Toolroom Mill

CNC milling machine introduces students to production milling

  • 40" x 16" x 16" machining envelope
  • 7.5-hp drive
  • 0.0004" positioning accuracy
  • 0.0002" repeatability accuracy
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HAAS TL-1 Toolroom Lathe

CNC lathe introduces students to production turning

  • 16" x 30" cutting envelope (X x Z)
  • 7.5-hp drive
  • 75"/min feed rate on X
  • 150"/min feed rate on Z
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Epilog Laser Engraver Mini 24

Engrave designs into parts or make cuts in thin sheets of material

  • 24" x 12" work area
  • 5.5" max material thickness
  • 1200 dpi max resolution
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Injection Molding Machine

Create plastic parts in a low-volume production environment

  • 8" x 11" mold plan area
  • 6 inch3 (4 oz) max single shot
  • 12,000 psi max injection pressure
  • 20-ton max clamping force
  • 800-deg F temperature control
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Dimension U-Print Plus 3-D Printer

3-D printer allows students to economically produce a tangible design prototype

  • Build size: 8" x 8" x 6"
  • Layer thickness: 0.010"
  • Material: ABS plastic
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3-D Laser Scanner LPX-60

3-D scanner allows students to quickly reproduce an existing part into a detailed CAD file

  • Table diameter: 8"
  • Plane scanning: 8" x 12" (w x h)
  • Rotary scanning: 8" x 12" (d x h)
  • Operating speed: 10.1 rpm (table rotation); 4.98 rpm (head rotation)
  • Scanning method: Spot beam triangulation
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3-D Laser Scanner LPX-1200

3-D scanner allows students to quickly reproduce an existing part into a detailed CAD file

  • Table diameter: 5.1"
  • Plane scanning: 5" x 8" (w x h)
  • Rotary scanning: 5" x 8" (d x h)
  • Operating speed: 9 rpm (table rotation); 4.48 rpm (head rotation)
  • Scanning method: Spot beam triangulation
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