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FibreSeeker 3 - Desktop Continuous Fiber 3D Printer
The FibreSeeker 3 continuous fiber 3D printer redefines additive manufacturing, delivering functional, structural, and ultra-strong parts that previously could only be produced with expensive industrial equipment. This professional carbon fiber 3D printer enables the production of mechanical components, advanced prototypes, robotic structures, drone parts, and components for automotive and aerospace applications, with industrial-grade precision and exceptional performance. With the FibreSeeker 3, high-performance desktop 3D printing reaches a new level by combining innovation, durability, and customization.
FibreSeek, formerly known as Anisoprint, pioneered continuous fiber 3D printing, developing technology used by the aerospace and automotive industries. Today, Anisoprint's expertise has evolved into an accessible desktop carbon fiber 3D printer, enabling makers, engineers, and small businesses to manufacture functional structural parts previously reserved for high-cost industrial machines. This experience ensures a reliable, precise system designed to print strong, high-performance 3D parts.
The FibreSeeker 3 integrates advanced continuous fiber extrusion technology, embedding full-length carbon or glass fibers directly into the polymer matrix. Similar to the role of steel in concrete, this method produces 3D parts up to 10 times stronger than conventional plastic filaments, while providing outstanding lightweight performance, rigidity, and durability. The printer can achieve up to 900 MPa of tensile strength, making it an ideal solution for professional, industrial, and high-strength 3D printing.
The dual-extruder system enables multiple materials to be combined in a single project, integrating continuous fibers into critical areas to reinforce the part's structure. With a 300 × 300 × 245 mm build volume, this printer supports large prototypes and high-strength functional end-use parts, eliminating the need for complex assemblies.
Advanced software analyzes load distribution and fiber orientation, generating optimized printing paths. Tension and vibration compensation sensors ensure accurate and repeatable results, while the 5-inch touchscreen and PC application connectivity provide full control over the professional 3D printing process.
FibreSeeker 3 supports PLA, ABS, PETG, PC, reinforced nylon, and continuous fibers, as well as third-party filaments. This makes it possible to manufacture robotic components, drone parts, functional gears, mechanical brackets, and industrial prototypes, with the advantage of producing high-strength 3D parts without relying on expensive industrial machinery.
With printing speeds of up to 500 mm/s with standard filaments and fiber positioning accuracy of ±0.05 mm, the FibreSeeker 3 delivers reliable, industrial-grade results. Adjustable printing modes make it possible to prioritize speed, strength, or maximum structural performance, adapting to every design and production requirement.
Beyond its structural performance, the FibreSeeker 3 features a design focused on reliability and ease of use in professional environments. Measuring 615 × 595 × 540 mm and weighing 32 kg, the printer features a plastic and glass chassis that encloses an actively heated print chamber reaching up to 65 °C, which is essential for producing large parts while minimizing warping and dimensional accuracy loss.
The extrusion system combines a fully metal hotend with a hardened steel nozzle, capable of reaching up to 350 °C in both FFF and CFC modes, with nozzle diameters of 0.4 mm for standard filament and 0.7 mm for continuous fiber, as well as an integrated fiber cutter. Print accuracy reaches ±0.2 mm, with a minimum layer thickness of 50 microns, while the heated bed, featuring a high-temperature flexible build plate and fully automatic leveling, can reach up to 110 °C.
In terms of materials, the printer is compatible with PLA, PETG, PC, PA, PACF, and PETGF in FFF mode, and with X-CCF and X-CGF continuous fibers in CFC mode, achieving up to 900 MPa of composite tensile strength. FFF filament is stored in external rear holders, while continuous fiber is managed from an embedded chamber that protects the material from moisture.
The FibreSeeker 3 also features breakage and clog detection sensors for both plastic and fiber, together with a closed-loop cooling system for the part cooling fan, hotend, and control board, ensuring consistent thermal stability during long prints.
Control is handled through a 5-inch touchscreen with 32 GB of internal eMMC storage and a USB port, complemented by an integrated 1280×720 camera for real-time print monitoring and time-lapse video creation. The software includes the proprietary FibreSeek Aura (FFF+CFC) slicer, compatible with Windows and Mac, and supports STL, STP, and 3MF file formats. Electrically, the printer operates at 100-120/200-240 VAC (50/60 Hz) with a maximum power consumption of 1350 W, and is backed by professional warranty service and specialized technical support.
The FibreSeeker 3 makes carbon fiber and continuous fiber 3D printing an accessible tool for makers, engineers, startups, and educational laboratories. It enables the production of strong, lightweight, and functional parts comparable to industrial metals and composites, with the advantage of a significantly lower cost. This professional continuous fiber 3D printer opens up new possibilities for structural manufacturing, functional prototypes, and small-batch production, positioning itself as a leading choice for innovation, customization, and advanced desktop manufacturing.
The FibreSeeker 3 is a professional continuous fiber 3D printer that combines FFF and CFC printing to manufacture functional, structural, and high-strength parts.
It uses Continuous Fibre Co-extrusion (CFC) technology, which integrates continuous carbon or glass fibers directly into the polymer matrix to increase part strength and rigidity.
Continuous fiber printing can achieve up to 900 MPa of composite tensile strength, depending on the materials and parameters used.
In FFF mode, it is compatible with PLA, PETG, PC, PA, PACF, and PETGF. In CFC mode, it supports X-CCF and X-CGF continuous fibers, as well as compatible third-party filaments.
It is designed to manufacture mechanical components, robotic parts, drone structures, gears, brackets, functional prototypes, and parts for industrial, automotive, and aerospace applications.
The build volume is 300 × 300 × 245 mm, allowing the production of both large prototypes and functional end-use parts.
The FibreSeeker 3 reaches speeds of up to 500 mm/s with standard filaments. It also provides fiber positioning accuracy of up to ±0.05 mm.
The fully metal hotend can reach up to 350 °C in both FFF and CFC printing, allowing the use of technical materials and continuous fibers.
The active print chamber can be heated up to 65 °C, helping to reduce warping and improve dimensional stability when manufacturing large parts.
It uses a 0.4 mm nozzle for standard filaments and a 0.7 mm nozzle for continuous fiber. The nozzle is made from hardened steel to withstand abrasive materials.
Print accuracy reaches ±0.2 mm, with a minimum layer thickness of 50 microns, providing a high level of detail and dimensional accuracy.
The printer features a 5-inch touchscreen, 32 GB of internal eMMC storage, a USB port, and an integrated 1280 × 720 camera for monitoring prints and creating time-lapse videos.
It uses the FibreSeek Aura (FFF+CFC) slicer, compatible with Windows and Mac. The software supports STL, STP, and 3MF formats and allows print paths to be optimized according to load distribution and fiber orientation.
Yes. It features breakage and clog detection sensors for both plastic and fiber, as well as a closed-loop cooling system that helps maintain a stable temperature during extended prints.
Continuous fiber is managed from an embedded chamber that helps protect the material from moisture during the printing process.
Yes. The FibreSeeker 3 features a heated bed reaching up to 110 °C, with a high-temperature flexible build plate and a fully automatic leveling system.
The FibreSeeker 3 measures 615 × 595 × 540 mm and weighs 32 kg, offering industrial manufacturing capabilities in a professional desktop format.
FiberSeeker 3 Basics
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How to Install the Fibre in the Printer
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Creation of strong and lightweight 3D parts for robotics, drones, automotive and industrial applications with professional precision.