Pro Large Format 3D Printers
If your business needs meter-tall prototypes, display pieces, tools, or molds, large-format 3D printers are the answer. Here we feature the printers and projects.
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Coupled with machines starting at $15,000, ErectorBot’s hopes its Aibuild software integration can tame the complexity of industrial-scale printing, and make it accessible for any size manufacturer.
If your business needs meter-tall prototypes, display pieces, tools, or molds, large-format 3D printers are the answer. See our choice, plus prices.
Robotic arm 3D printing – aka robotic additive manufacturing – is gaining ground as a flexible, efficient way to 3D print larger, faster, and cheaper.
BigRep evolves its one-cubic-meter platform with full XYZ automation and a shift toward high-speed pellet extrusion to slash industrial material costs.
The new WASP Cubo HDP boasts a massive cubic-meter-plus build volume and is designed to turn recycled plastic pellets into production-scale parts and furniture.
Metal 3D printing has its eye set on replacing casting and forging for certain big-part applications where it's the clear winner in speed and cost.
With the right guidance, anyone can use large-scale 3D printing to bring big ideas to life. Find all you need in this comprehensive and practical guide.
Large-scale 3D printer maker Modix unveils the elevator-car-sized fused deposition modeling printer we've been waiting for.
Sure, comparing industrial to desktop tech is unfair, but it effectively puts the SLA 825’s monster footprint into perspective.
Belgian startup ValCun will debut its machine-agnostic printhead at Formnext aimed at delivering molten metal deposition (MMD) technology across industries.
Putting its large-scale polymer extrusion experience to work on a new metal 3D printer, Caracol AM hopes its wire arc technology will appeal to industrial manufacturers.
Designers R3direct create a massive 3D printed statue using post-consumer waste to bring attention to recycling and mental health.
Innovative printer maker Azul 3D takes another swing at commercializing its high-area rapid printing (HARP) technology.