Machine series
Cell
Precast station – concrete elements, street furniture and moulds
A compact printer for precasting – concrete elements, garden and landscape elements and street furniture. It works in cycles: the element sets in the working area, and once the print has been removed, the machine is ready for the next job. With the plastics extruder and the 5‑axis milling head, it also prints with solid and foamed plastics and machines prints to final dimensions.
- Max. working area
- up to 5 × 5 × 3.5 m
- Printing speed
- up to 500 mm/s
- Control
- Mitsubishi – 5‑axis CNC controller
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What sets this series apart
Machine design
- Rigid steel frame
- Enclosed chamber – plastic walls
- Additional X-axis beam (option)
- Operator panel
- Lightweight aluminium working axes
Mitsubishi CNC control
5‑axis controller – printing and milling under one control system.
Interchangeable working tools
Concrete and plastics printing plus 5‑axis milling – after a quick tool change.
Precision and dynamics
Rigid steel frame, aluminium axes and helical-tooth racks.
Frame open on one side
Access to the working area from the open side – convenient removal of prints.
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Working area and capabilities
For precast plants and street-furniture manufacturers who print periodically – for example several times a week – and want to produce non-standard shapes economically, without the cost of single-use moulds.
Maximum working area
- X width
- to 5 m
- Y length
- to 5 m
- Z height
- to 3.5 m
The dimensions given are the maximum working area. We also configure the machine in smaller sizes – matched to your production. * Larger working area dimensions on request.
What the machine can do
Precast elements to order
Walls, foundations and stairs printed in cycles – with breaks for the concrete to set and for removing prints.
Garden and landscape elements
Benches, planters and decorative elements – including unusual, organic shapes.
Solid and foamed plastics
Laminating moulds and models made of foamed polystyrene, and elements made of PLA, PPGF, PET-G and others (solid plastics – in development).
Milling
The 5‑axis milling head machines prints or elements made of other materials to final dimensions.
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Technical specification
Full data on this page, no download needed. Values apply to the maximum configuration – the working area is matched to your project.
| Use and operation | |
|---|---|
| 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 |
| Place of work | production hall; container-size option |
| Machine specifications | |
| Structure | rigid steel frame with aluminium working axes – high printing precision and high motion dynamics |
| Working area enclosure | enclosed working chamber – protects the operator, contains chips and dust; top cover – option |
| Axis guides | Nadella Heavy Line GU |
| Axis drives | helical-tooth racks on all axes; gantry – two motors |
| Printing speed | up to 500 mm/s |
| Rapid traverse speed | up to 900 mm/s |
| Vertical speed (Z axis) | up to 150 mm/s |
| Control | Mitsubishi – 5‑axis CNC controller |
| Machine setup | stationary, frame open on one side |
Our equipment is continuously developed, so its technical parameters are subject to change. Drawings are for illustration only.
Examples made with this machine
Infrastructure · 3D concrete printing
Slope stairs
One element, no formwork on the slope
- precast elements with free dimensions for each step
- 50% less labour to install each element
- steps cannot shift relative to one another – lower risk of defects
- 24% less material
Ready-made products · 3D concrete printing
Flowa planters
3D-printed concrete planters – ready-made designs from the Flowa brand.
See them at flowa.pl ↗Other series
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The machine moves on to the next station while the previous print sets. One printer serves a whole precast line.
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Buildings and large structures printed where they will stand. Assembled in a few hours with a crane, transported in sections on a semi-trailer.
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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.