The only one I can think of is nanoscribe, you would have to get a quote:

http://www.nanoscribe.de/en/products/photonic-professional-gt/

This website lists it costing over 250k:

http://www.aniwaa.com/product/3d-printers/nanoscribe-photonic-professional-gt/

Alternatively you can find suppliers for a femtosecond laser, stage, optics, software etc and put a custom system together for your needs and possibly exceed the capabilities of the nanoscribe for less cost.

Thanks !

Agree with Peter. Nanoscribe was our only option when purchasing one for Lancaster University, although I think the cost (for the overall package) was more than listed above.

The German company Tetra, might be another 2PP alternative to a Nanoscibe (e.g. Photonic Professional GT) printer. Not sure whether they actually sell the system or provide printing services only.

http://www.tetra-ilmenau.de/en/automation/products/team-control-components.html

http://3dprint.com/49406/tetra-3d-printer-record/

You could also use the fast LightFab 3D Printer for that (e.g. with the green high frequency laser) - but you would have to develop/investigate the photochemistry on your own: http://www.lightfab.de/index.php/id-3d_printer_standard.html

Hi,

You can buy 3D printing materials here, hope you can find what you want. http://www.alfa-chemistry.com/products/3d-printing-materials-for-research-and-development-9.htm?initial=ALL