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Pressurize the material and slowly open the bleed valve by approximately half a turn until the

material escapes without bubbles. Close the bleed valve and detach the tube. The Visco Tool is now

ready for printing.

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Table of Contents2
Safety Information5
General Safety Information5
Unpacking and Assembly7
Protective Equipment7
Hazardous Materials7
Specifications8
Product Configuration of Brinter ® One, Versions 1.0-1.X8
Product Configuration of Brinter ® One, Version 2.010
Technical Specifications12
Getting Started13
Setting up the Brinter ® One Platform13
Setting up the Brinter ® Software13
Updating the Brinter ® Software14
Bioprinting with Your Brinter ® One14
Resetting the Pressure Display14
Configuring the UV Operations Parameters16
Configuring the Print Head Settings17
Configuring the Pneuma Tool and Visco Tools20
Configuring the Granu Tool21
Configuring the Pneuma Tool Pro, Pneuma Tool Cooled and Pneuma Triaxial22
Configuring the Microdroplet Tools24
Completion of the Material Configuration25
Slicing the STL Files27
Setting the Print Surface28
Importing the Objects31
Setting the Slicing Parameters for Objects33
Slicing the Objects35
Setting up the Printing Process36
Testing the Material Flow37
Calibration38
Manual Calibration of a Single Print Head38
Manual Calibration of Multiple Print Heads40
Automatic Calibration of Multiple Print Heads42
Controlling the Printing Process44
Maintenance48
Service Responsibilities48
Special Tools48
Recommended Cleaning Agents48
Preventive Maintenance Schedule49
Preventive Maintenance Procedures49
Cleaning Procedures49
Inspection Procedures49
Lubrication Procedures50
Air Preparation Unit Preventive Maintenance Procedures50
Spare Parts51
Ordering Information51
Spare Part Classes51
Appendix 1. Print Bed Installation52
Heated Print Bed Overview52
Getting the Heated Print Bed Ready53
Using the Heated Print Bed53
Temperature-Controlled Print Bed Overview54
Getting the Temperature-Controlled Print Bed Ready54
Using the Temperature-Controlled Print Bed56
Appendix 2. Visco Tool Manual57
Print Head Overview57
Getting the Print Head Ready for Printing59
Inserting the Stator59
Connecting the Dosing Unit to the Drive Unit60
Supplying and Bleeding the Material60
Cleaning the Print Head62
Quick Cleaning Protocol for the Print Head62
Disassembly of the Print Head63
Cleaning of the Stator65
Appendix 3. Pneuma Tool Manual66
Print Head Overview66
Getting the Print Head Ready for Printing68
Appendix 4. Granu Tool Manual69
Print Head Overview69
Getting the Print Head Ready for Printing70
Cleaning the Print Head71
Unclogging a Clogged Nozzle71
Cleaning the Granu Tool with ASACLEAN™ Purging Compound71
Cleaning the Granu Tool Mechanically72
Appendix 5. Pneuma Tool Cooled Manual75
Print Head Overview75
Getting the Print Head Ready for Printing75
Appendix 6. Pneuma Triaxial Pro Tool Manual77
Print Head Overview77
Getting the Print Head Ready for Printing78
Appendix 7. Microdroplet Tool Manual80
Print Head Overview80
Getting the Print Head Ready for Printing80
Appendix 8. Visco Tool Bio Manual82
Print Head Overview82
Getting the Print Head Ready for Printing84
Filling the Bioprinting Cap84
Installing the Bioprinting Cap85
Dismantling of the Bioprinting Cap86

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