3D printers

Whether you are working with filament, resin, powder, silicone or pellets, you will find the right solution for private, professional or industrial use in our wide range of 3D printers with technologies such as FDM, SLA/LCD/DLP, SLS, DMLS, LAM, LFAM, metal FFF or binder jetting.

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Prusa CORE One assembled

Fully enclosed CoreXY 3D printer with active camera. Available assembled or in kit format.
1,029.42 € 1,029.42 €

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Prusa CORE One L - FDM 3D...

Prusa CORE One L: precise and safe large-scale 3D printing.
1,404.13 € 1,404.13 €
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Original Prusa XL - 1 ext.

Large format 3D printer with a modular bed design, an upgraded extruder, and up to 5 toolheads.
2,147.93 € 2,147.93 €
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Prusa Mini Original - FDM 3D printer

FDM 3D printer kit or pre-assembled kit of small size, ideal for beginners or as a complementary equipment.
449.00 € 449.00 €
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Prusa MK4S

FDM 3D printer sold assembled/as a kit. Autoleveling and filament sensor. Great value for money.
676.86 € 676.86 €
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Prusa Pro HT90

High speed and high temp Delta FDM 3D printer for engineering applications.
9,495.87 € 9,495.87 €
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Prusa SL1S Speed - LCD...

Prusa SL1S SPEED resin 3D printer, ultra-fast and precise, ideal for professional prototyping with UV curing and high detail resolution.
1,635.54 € 1,635.54 €
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Prusa CORE One L Critical...

Prusa CORE One L Critical Infrastructure: precise and safe large-scale 3D printing.
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The power of 3D printing

3D printers are revolutionary devices that enable the creation of three-dimensional objects from digital designs. Unlike traditional printers, which produce flat images on paper, 3D printers build up objects layer by layer using materials such as plastic, resin, metal, or ceramic. These printers have gained popularity in various industries due to their versatility and ability to rapidly prototype designs. Whether used for rapid prototyping, manufacturing customized products, or creating intricate models, 3D printers offer a cost-effective and efficient solution for bringing ideas to life in physical form.

The technologies

When exploring the world of 3D printing, one encounters a variety of technologies, each with its own strengths and applications. Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) is one of the most common methods, where thermoplastic filaments are heated and extruded through a nozzle to create layers. SLA/LCD/DLP 3d printing employs a UV laser or light projector to solidify liquid resin layer by layer. Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) and Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) utilize lasers to fuse powdered materials, while metal Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) enables the printing of metal objects using metal filaments. Additionally, technologies like binder jetting for powders, Liquid Additive Manufacturing (LAM) with silicone, and Large Format Additive Manufacturing (LFAM) with pellets offer unique capabilities for specific applications, from producing intricate prototypes to manufacturing end-use parts with high precision.

Application

The applications of 3D printing span across private, professional, and industrial sectors, catering to a wide range of needs and requirements. In private use, individuals utilize 3D printers for hobbies, DIY projects, and personalization, creating anything from custom jewelry to home decor items. In professional settings, such as architecture, design, and healthcare, 3D printing facilitates rapid prototyping, product development, and even medical device manufacturing. Industrial applications of 3D printing extend to aerospace, automotive, and manufacturing industries, where the technology is employed for producing lightweight components, complex geometries, and low-volume, high-value parts with unparalleled efficiency and precision. Whether for personal creativity, professional innovation, or industrial advancement, 3D printing continues to revolutionize the way we design, create, and manufacture objects across various sectors.