Facilities

The Advanced Manufacturing Laboratory at the University at Buffalo provides integrated capabilities for additive manufacturing, multimaterial processing, material preparation, physical and mechanical property characterization, process monitoring, and computational modeling.

Additive Manufacturing Systems

ELEGOO Mars 4 DLP

ELEGOO Mars 4 MSLA

Bambu Lab X2D

FlashForge Adventurer 5M

Material Preparation & Processing

Analytical balance

Filament maker

Overhead mixer

3-gallon vacuum chamber

Homogenizer

Filtration Buchner Funnel Kit

Solder Station

Curing Chamber

Characterization & Testing

Micro-Vu Sol 161 Optical Metrology System

160 × 160 × 160 mm³ measuring volume | 1 μm resolution

Mark-10 Mechanical Testing System

1,500 lbf capacity | tensile, compression, flexural and interfacial testing

Kinexus Prime lab+ Rheometer

torque range of 5 nNm–200 mNm | frequencies up to 100 Hz

Digital Microscope

Thermal Camera

Spectrophotometer

Programmable Vacuum Oven

Process Monitoring & Control

Optical Power Meter

High-Precision Syringe Pump

Waveform Generator

Power Amplifier

4K USB Camera

4K USB Camera

Shared Fascilities

CleanroomClass 1000 clean space with class 100 working areas on UB North Campus. Designed for electronic device development, processing and other applications. For deposition, etching, microscopy, metrology, photolithography, surface science, thermal processing and analysis, and wafer bonding.

Materials Characterization LabsMaterials Characterization labs offer equipment for liquid, powder, surface and bulk materials characterization, as well as expert analytical services for product quality assurance, failure analysis, and forensic evaluations. These resources - located on UB's North Campus and South Campus - are available to UB faculty and students, outside researchers, industry, and government. Analytical services are also available to the general public.

Digital Manufacturing LabFor 3D printing/additive manufacturing services and technologies for rapid prototyping, tooling and manufacturing of highly-detailed and durable 3D objects and parts on UB's North Campus. Host to FDM, SLA, PolyJet™, Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF), and Composite Filament Fabrication (CFF) technologie. 3D print in a variety of materials including ABS, PLA, photopolymer resins, carbon fiber, fiberglass, Kevlar®, and nylon.

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