LFAM 3D PRINTERS (10 products)

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0.00 € - 450,000.00 €

Printer Features

Extruders

Pellets (LFAM)

Large-format pellet (LFAM) 3D printers use pellets to form objects on a large scale, offering greater cost-effectiveness and versatility for creating robust, customised components.

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AM Flexbot System - CEAD

Flexible robotic arm-based solution for large-scale additive manufacturing.
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Piocreat G5Ultra

Open desktop format pellet 3D printer with a 3L hopper and a 420 ÂşC extrusion temperature.
3,949.99 € 3,949.99 €
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Piocreat G12

Large-format high-speed FGF 3D printer with a 25L hopper and a 450 ÂşC extrusion temperature.
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Piocreat G40

Gantry-based high-speed pellet 3D printer and 5-axis CNC machine in one.
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PioCreat MS01 High...

3D printer with nozzle temperature up to 400°C and volume of 650mm, ideal for industrial applications and high-performance materials.
42,000.00 € 42,000.00 €
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Power WASP 45 HDP - Pellet...

Large-format industrial 3D printer with FGF, 45° printing, less supports, high precision, and low-cost sustainable production.
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Tumaker Mini PRO Filament

Industrial 3D printer with pellets: more materials, lower costs, and maximum efficiency.
4,990.00 € 4,990.00 €
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WASP CUBO HDP - Pellet 3D...

Large-format WASP 3D printer with recycled materials, industrial precision and sustainable printing for design, art, and industry.
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CEAD Flexcube - Pellet 3D...

Compact and modular industrial 3D printer, with an extruder inclinable up to 45Âş, integrated milling, and expansion up to 12m.
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WASP 60100 HDP - 3D Pellet...

Large-format industrial 3D printing with pellets, high precision, cost savings, and sustainable energy efficiency.
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Delta WASP 4070 HDP -...

Industrial 3D pellet printer for large format with high precision, efficiency, full control, and up to 10x material savings.
21,000.00 € 21,000.00 €
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What is LFAM?

Large Format Additive Manufacturing (LFAM) emerges as a trailblazing advancement in the realm of additive manufacturing, revolutionizing the fabrication of oversized components with remarkable efficiency and precision. This cutting-edge technology leverages pellet extruders and robotic arms to deposit thermoplastic pellets layer by layer, enabling the creation of massive structures with unprecedented speed and accuracy. There are also LFAM systems that encompass entire integrated solutions, including robust hardware, sophisticated software, and automated processes, making them ideal for a diverse range of applications across industries such as construction, automotive, and architecture.

Materials

In the realm of LFAM 3D printing, thermoplastic pellets serve as the primary feedstock, offering versatility, affordability, and a wide range of material options. Common materials include ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene), PLA (Polylactic Acid), PETG (Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol), and nylon, each tailored to specific performance requirements and environmental conditions. Advanced formulations incorporating additives such as carbon fiber or glass fiber further enhance material properties, allowing for the production of high-strength, lightweight components suitable for structural applications.

Considerations

When evaluating LFAM systems, several critical factors come into play to ensure optimal performance and reliability. The integration of pellet extruders and robotic arms enables precise control over material deposition, facilitating the creation of intricate geometries and complex structures. Additionally, factors such as build volume, printing speed, and post-processing capabilities are essential considerations in determining the suitability of an LFAM system for specific projects. Despite its relative novelty compared to traditional manufacturing methods, LFAM technology holds immense promise as a scalable solution for producing large-scale components with exceptional detail and efficiency. As LFAM technology continues to evolve and gain traction in various industries, it is poised to redefine the possibilities of additive manufacturing and unlock new avenues for innovation and creativity.