food printing

[Ironman]

hi guys, I should make a kind of mold that I go into contact with food, should therefore be made with material suitable for contact with food and, above all, be as smooth as possible. Is there a technology that allows me this? Unfortunately the projects I followed for work did not have these requirements and I do not know who to address me. Do you even know companies that can make this kind of product? Thank you.

 

[Meteor02]

ironman did not understand whether you have to make a mold or a particular printed in 3d... in both cases it is not only the material that must be for food contact but the whole process of processing. the regulations of the case are the moccas.

 

[Ironman]

I should make a small mold for food, to make you understand would come out a mold similar to one for chocolates to be understood (so in a size of about10x25cm I will put more molds, attach photo indicative). so I don't know if it is feasible directly with 3d printing or if I have to use different methods

 

[Meteor02]

if that is the purpose and you have the numbers addressed to a food blister company in your area, if nothing else you will make a clear idea of how to design the mold and already have the technology to produce according to regulations.

 

[Ironman]

I am contacting the various companies in the industry hoping to find the right contact. It's just not easy. . .

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[sam.bb]

hi ironman,
I hope I didn't get late!
in 3d printing we have a certified fda material for food use. on our Instant preventive (click the file and you have the price). choose technology 3d fdm print and petg material.

 

[Ironman]

no absolutely you didn't come late, it's a project I'm developing and we've been slowing down so I have all the time to study things properly, thank you for the contact. Maybe I'll send you a private message to clarify some doubts.

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