Large-format 3D printers

We build large-format FDM printers for companies that need big parts, engineering materials and a machine they can maintain themselves. Every printer is designed around your parts and materials, assembled in our workshop in Poland, tuned and tested before it ships.

Build volumes

  • 600 × 400 mm – large, yet still compact,
  • 600 × 600 mm – the most versatile large format,
  • 900 × 600 mm – for the largest parts, jigs and models.

Z height, enclosure and chamber heating, motion system, toolhead and electronics are configured for your application.

Built on open, proven designs

Our machines are based on proven open-source platforms such as Voron and RatRig, refined in our own builds for speed, stiffness and serviceability. No closed ecosystem, no proprietary spare parts: wear parts are standard components available worldwide.

What you get

  • a printer that is assembled, calibrated and test-printed – ready to work,
  • Klipper firmware and tuned Orca Slicer profiles for your filaments,
  • the full bill of materials and 3D models of all printed wear parts,
  • remote commissioning help and technical support for your team,
  • warranty and a VAT invoice.

How an order works

  1. Tell us what you print: part sizes, materials, volumes.
  2. We propose a configuration and send a quote with lead time and delivery.
  3. We build, calibrate and run test prints – you get photos before shipping.
  4. The printer is packed for freight and shipped to you.

See finished machines in our projects, or request a quote.

Do you ship printers outside Poland?

Yes. We work with customers outside Poland – the printer is packed for freight and the delivery cost is included in your quote.

How much does a large-format printer cost?

Every machine is configured to order, so we quote individually. Send us your part sizes and materials and we will prepare a configuration and a price.

What about VAT for EU companies?

For business customers in other EU countries with a valid VAT number, we invoice as an intra-Community supply. Customers outside the EU are invoiced as an export.

Can we maintain the printer ourselves?

Yes – that is how we design them. You receive the full bill of materials and 3D models of the printed parts, and wear parts are standard components available off the shelf.

Which firmware and slicer do you use?

Klipper firmware and Orca Slicer. We deliver tuned profiles for the materials you plan to print.