Print large industrial parts. Ultra fast
Massivit’s widely-used GDP technology, installed across 40 countries, leverages instantly-curing photo polymer materials that cure on-the-fly. Print large, complex components at 30 times the speed of other technologies. Create durable, lightweight composite parts with minimal waste. Produce industrial FRP train parts or elegant, composite marine components.
Image credit: ©ALSTOM & Stratiforme Industries
Ultimate flexibility
Choose from a range of layer thicknesses that cater to both high-definition applications and tight turnovers: 0.5 mm, 0.8 mm, 1 mm, 1.3 mm, 1.5 mm. Benefit from an array of industrial-grade materials designed to meet specific industry needs including impact resistance and transparency.
FAQ - Massivit 5000
What applications can be 3D-printed on the Massivit 5000?
The Massivit 5000 supports a wide range of custom manufacturing capabilities for full scale composite end-parts and prototypes that are durable and lightweight, all with minimal waste due to no support structures being needed during the print.
How does it compare to other 3D printers?
The Massivit 5000 utilizes Gel Dispensing Printing (GDP) technology, offering faster build speeds, larger build volumes, and more flexibility than traditional pellet, filament, or powder-based printers. It is optimized for fast-production and large-scale printing.
What is the build volume of the Massivit 5000?
The build volume is 1450 mm x 1110 mm x 1800 mm (57” x 43.7” x 70.8”), allowing for the creation of large, complex models.
What is the printing speed of the Massivit 5000?
Capable of printing a 6 foot model in roughly 6 hours
14” per hour on Z Axis (35cm per hour vertical speed)
What printing resolutions are available?
To accommodate all production needs, from fastest print speeds to highest resolution prints, the Massivit 5000 offers a resolution range of 0.5 mm to 1.5 mm, depending on the desired level of detail and printing speed.
Can you print with two different materials or models, simultaneously?
With dual printing heads, you’re capable of printing two models simultaneously, with two separate materials, and even two distinct designs. Or double down and print one large model at insane speed. Dual print heads allows for ultimate customization!
Can you monitor and operate the printer remotely?
Yes, it has a live printing broadcasting system built internally
Which industries is it suitable for?
It is widely used in industries such as automotive, marine, themed entertainment, aerospace, and visual communications.
What types of materials are used to print end-parts, prototypes, and more?
The printer uses a range of photopolymer gel-based materials that cure instantly with UV light. These materials can create lightweight, strong, and durable end-parts, prototypes, and large-scale models. A range of materials with unique mechanical properties including high-impact, cost-effective, and even translucent (for LED bodies) printing materials are available.
Can you print hollow models on the Massivit 5000?
Yes, the Massivit 5000 can easily print hollow models, which helps reduce material usage and weight, making it ideal for applications that require lightweight structures, internal re-enforcement, or even illumination.
What hardware is included with the Massivit 5000?
The Massivit 5000 comes with a dedicated control unit, dual print heads with an independent x, y, z axis, a large build platform, dual material system, integrated UV curing engines with automated image recognition, and a 44” flatscreen broadcast monitor able to record entire print sessions.
Still have a question?
“Massivit 3D technology is a game changer – simply because of the speed and size you can print.”
-Jason Rowe, Sales Manager, CNC World
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