From model to reality. At scale.
Production that needs no mould: 3D printers for concrete and plastics, milling heads and printing services for construction, precasting and industry. From a single piece to a series.
Three machines, one system
Three series of 3D printers: Line for continuous production in a hall, Site for the construction site, Cell for precasting. One structure, interchangeable working tools.
The machine moves on to the next station while the previous print sets. One printer serves a whole precast line.
- Working area
- up to 5 × 5 × 3.5 m
- Production mode
- continuous
- Place of work
- production hall
Buildings and large structures printed where they will stand. Assembled in a few hours with a crane, transported in sections on a semi-trailer.
- Working area
- up to 15 × 13 × 6 m
- Production mode
- a single structure printed at its final location
- Place of work
- construction site
Concrete elements, street furniture and moulds at one station. The fastest start for a plant that is new to printing.
- Working area
- up to 5 × 5 × 3.5 m
- Production mode
- periodic
- Place of work
- production hall
How it works
Concrete printing, plastics printing and milling – three processes on one machine with an interchangeable tool.
Concrete
3D concrete printing
Walls, precast elements and street furniture straight from the model, without formwork.
Working tool: Concrete extruder
Plastics
3D printing with plastics
Lightweight moulds and models from foamed polystyrene, or compact parts from solid plastics.
Working tool: Plastics extruder
Milling
5-axis milling
Printing gives the shape, milling the smooth surface and exact dimensions. On the same machine.
Working tool: 5‑axis milling head
You don’t have to buy a machine
Have a shape in mind that no ordinary formwork can make? Send us a model or a sketch – we will check whether it can be printed and make it in-house: a single piece or a short series.
An unusual shape costs the same as a simple one – you pay for volume and printing time, not for a mould.
What we can make
- Precast elementsSeries elements without moulds or formwork
- MouldsMoulds for concrete, laminates and castings – printed and milled
- Street furnitureBenches, planters, elements of squares and parks
- Textures and finishesLayered walls, reliefs, cladding
- Plastics and millingSolid parts from granulate, 5-axis machining
Built, not just designed
Printed in concrete and plastics – from a park and stairs to ready-made planters.
Company & contact
Extrone supplies large-format 3D printers developed with the Łukasiewicz Research Network – PIAP and prints elements to order. Toruń, Poland.
