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3D printers Line, Site and Cell
Large-format printing in concrete and plastics plus machining – on one machine, after a quick tool change. Each one is made to order, in a size matched to your production.
- Printer series
- Line, Site, Cell
- Largest working area
- up to 15 × 13 × 6 m
- Working tools
- concrete · plastics · milling
Three series – the key differences
All series use the same working tools and the same software. They differ in scale and production mode.
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| Best for | precast plants with large, steady volumes | contractors and developers | precast plants and street furniture manufacturers |
| Production mode | continuous – the machine moves on to the next station while the print sets | a single structure printed at its final location | periodic – e.g. several times a week, with breaks for the concrete to set |
| Typical products | precast elements, infrastructure, street furniture, plastic moulds | buildings, free-form structures, retaining walls, infrastructure | precast elements, infrastructure, street furniture, plastic moulds |
| Max. working area | up to 5 × 5 × 3.5 m | up to 15 × 13 × 6 m | up to 5 × 5 × 3.5 m |
| Structure | rigid steel frame with aluminium working axes – high printing precision | modular truss structure, adapted to the project | rigid steel frame with aluminium working axes – high printing precision |
| Working area enclosure | enclosed working chamber – greater work safety; top cover (option) supports plastics printing | open working area – no enclosure | enclosed working chamber – greater work safety; top cover (option) supports plastics printing |
| Place of work | production hall – travel between stations | construction site – machine assembled on site | production hall; container-size option |
| See series Line → | See series Site → | See series Cell → |

- Best for
- precast plants with large, steady volumes
- Production mode
- continuous – the machine moves on to the next station while the print sets
- Typical products
- precast elements, infrastructure, street furniture, plastic moulds
- Max. working area
- up to 5 × 5 × 3.5 m
- Structure
- rigid steel frame with aluminium working axes – high printing precision
- Working area enclosure
- enclosed working chamber – greater work safety; top cover (option) supports plastics printing
- Place of work
- production hall – travel between stations

- Best for
- contractors and developers
- Production mode
- a single structure printed at its final location
- Typical products
- buildings, free-form structures, retaining walls, infrastructure
- Max. working area
- up to 15 × 13 × 6 m
- Structure
- modular truss structure, adapted to the project
- Working area enclosure
- open working area – no enclosure
- Place of work
- construction site – machine assembled on site

- Best for
- precast plants and street furniture manufacturers
- Production mode
- periodic – e.g. several times a week, with breaks for the concrete to set
- Typical products
- precast elements, infrastructure, street furniture, plastic moulds
- Max. working area
- up to 5 × 5 × 3.5 m
- Structure
- rigid steel frame with aluminium working axes – high printing precision
- Working area enclosure
- enclosed working chamber – greater work safety; top cover (option) supports plastics printing
- Place of work
- production hall; container-size option
Common to all series
Custom dimensions
Working area selected for the project within the series range; maximum dimensions can be modified on request.
Quick tool change
Working tools are mounted on a common interface – tools can be changed quickly.
Additional X working axis
Optional second beam for an additional working tool.
Mitsubishi CNC control
5‑axis controller – printing and milling under one control system.
Common software
The same toolpath preparation tools for every machine.
Commissioning and training
Installation, commissioning and operator training as part of the machine purchase.
Machines and working tools developed in cooperation with the Łukasiewicz Research Network – PIAP.
Request a quote
Tell us what you want to print and at what scale. We will propose the machine size and tools, and print a sample element before you decide.