LUXBEAM® LRS-MCx WQ
Maximize your productivity
The LRS-MCx WQ is built for scaling DLP 3D printing in professional AM machines — WQXGA resolution from the LUXBEAM® LB9500 controller, and an API that integrates with any motion controller.
- WQXGA pixels
- 4.1 MP
- UV output · 405 nm
- ≤ 10 W
- Power uniformity
- 99%
- Shared platform
- NEOS
LUXBEAM® LRS-MCx WQ
Achieve maximum productivity from a single subsystem by stacking and scrolling
The LRS-MCx UV Series drives the performance of UV-SLA light engines. A narrow footprint lets modules stack with stitched images, and in a scrolling dynamic configuration that gives the highest throughput from a single-pass linear motion system.
Recommended use
- Scrolling multihead UV
- Micro 3D print
What sets it apart
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WQXGA, scrolling
A DLP9000X/XUV 0.9″ DMD resolves 2560 × 1600 in native pixel mode under the LUXBEAM® LB9500 controller, with optional SPX subpixelation on LAMA Pro.
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Up to 10 W of UV
460, 405, 385 or 365 nm LED options from the Bifrost LRS driver — constant flux with optical feedback, held to 99% uniformity after software correction.
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Stackable on NEOS
Modules stack on a linear stage with alignment features for pixel-precise stitching; the shared NEOS platform brings liquid cooling, industrial Ethernet and LAMA™ Standard.
Specifications
LRS-MCx WQ — full specification
Properties
Imaging
- DMD Type
- DLP9000X/XUV 0.9” WQXGA
- Resolution
- 2650 × 1600 px · WQXGA
- Pixel pitch
- 1.9–130 µm
- Image size
- 4.8–335 × 3–209.4 mm
- Image plane
- 14–70149 mm²
- Operation Mode
- Native pixel mode, scrolling; Subpixelation SPX mode (requires LAMA Pro)
- Power Uniformity
- 99% after Software Correction
Light & power
- Projector Output Power
- Up to 10 W (460 / 405 nm), 9 W (385 nm), 7.5 W (365 nm)
- Wavelength
- 365–460 nm
- LED Options
- 460 nm / 405 nm / 385 nm / 365 nm
- LED Driver
- Bifrost LRS; Constant flux with Optical Feedback
- Power consumption
- Max 300 W
- Power supply
- 48 V DC
Mechanical & thermal
- Dimensions w/o lens
- 270 mm (H) x 92 mm (W) x 240 mm (L)
- Total weight w/o PSU
- 5 kg (w/o lens)
- Cooling system
- Liquid Cooling
- Frame Sync
- External Frame Synchronization
Platform & software
- Software
- LAMA Standard (included)
- Image Data
- Pattern Streaming with LAMA
- Communication
- Ethernet
- UV / IR Safety
- LED Safety Switch enable/disable
Additional specs
- Features
- NEOS, PPC, LAMA STD, SSw
Lens options
| PL LRS 0.3 HC 405nm | 16mm | 268mm | 1.9µm | 4.9 × 3mm² |
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| PL LRS 0.5 HC | 50mm | 268mm | 3.8µm | 9.7 × 6.1mm² |
| PL LRS 1.0 HC | 71mm | 268mm | 7.6µm | 19.5 × 12.2mm² |
| PL LRS 2.0 HC | 90mm | 269mm | 15.1µm | 38.7 × 24.2mm² |
| PL LRS 3.6 | 148mm | 239mm | 28µm | 71.7 × 44.8mm² |
| PL LRS 4.6 | 178mm | 279mm | 35µm | 89.6 × 56mm² |
| PL LRS 5.3 VIS | 161mm | 376mm | 40µm | 102.4 × 64mm² |
| PL LRS 8.3 | 375mm | 463mm | 63µm | 161.3 × 100.8mm² |
| PL LRS 9.9 | 493mm | 263mm | 75µm | 192 × 120mm² |
| PL LRS 11.7 | 575mm | 667mm | 90µm | 230.4 × 144mm² |
| PL LRS 17.2 | 884mm | 975mm | 130µm | 332.8 × 208mm² |
Working and mounting distances are nominal; consult the datasheet for tolerances under your configuration.
What is the LRS-MCx WQ?
A WQXGA DLP light engine for scrolling additive manufacturing — a DLP9000X/XUV 0.9″ DMD resolving 2560 × 1600 under the LUXBEAM® LB9500 controller. You integrate it into your own machine.
How much UV power does it deliver?
Up to 10 W at 460 and 405 nm, 9 W at 385 nm and 7.5 W at 365 nm, held to 99% uniformity after software correction.
Can I stack several engines?
Yes — the narrow footprint is designed for it. Modules stack on a linear stage in static or scrolling multihead configurations, with alignment features holding the stitched image pixel-precise.
What does integration involve?
LAMA™ Standard is included and its API works with any motion controller. Communication is industrial-grade Ethernet, and 10 G bandwidth supports high-speed pattern streaming.
Which lens should I choose?
It depends on your pixel pitch and build area — the lens table above lists working distance, mounting distance, pixel pitch and native image size for every PL LRS option.
Get started
Need more details? Let’s talk
Tell us about the build envelope, resolution and throughput you need — we’ll come back with a configuration, lens choice and a timeline.
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