Step Up to True Industrial 3D Printing: 9 Features of Industrial 3D Printers

As companies need to move from prototyping to end-use or functional parts, a challenge is knowing the minimum specifications of a true industrial printer that are required to obtain industrial and engineering grade results in strength, accuracy, and repeatability.

In order to obtain required industrial and engineering grade results, a true industrial 3D printer is needed on your factory floor.

Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) is the most accessible 3D printing technology available. However, the range in price and specification can vary greatly between hobbyist, desktop, professional, and industrial 3D printers. In some cases, desktop machines can print engineering grade materials. However, to achieve optimal part performance, complex geometries, and dimensional accuracy, there are key specifications and features that need to be included to achieve True Industrial 3D Printing.

From this quick reference guide, learn about:

  • The minimal specifications needed for a True Industrial 3D Printer evaluation
  • Key features and functionalities of industrial 3D printing technology
  • Proper storage and preparation of engineering and advanced materials to achieve accuracy and avoid print failure
  • The importance and features of industrial grade, connected software
  • The 3DGence CONNECT technology solution

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