Larger build volumes enable users to print full-scaled objects without the need for slicing, printing, and processing large prints as separate pieces.
With increased versatility, faster production time, and lower-costs than traditional manufacturing methods, these large-sized 3D printers are quickly growing in popularity for manufacturing and industrial applications allowing the printing of large patterns, tools, molds, functional prototypes, and end-use parts.
Objects printed with industrial 3D printers are often highly functional parts ranging from end-use products like furniture and recreational vehicles, to high-strength industrial tooling.
The significant cost for outsourcing large parts and prototypes makes investing in a large-format 3D printer the best option for many organizations.
