Go Big! Your EOS Large Format 3D Printer
EOS large format 3D printers are ideal for industrial additive manufacturing of high-quality end-use parts. Our printers are state-of-the-art and offer a wide range of polymer and metal materials. Rely on our 30 years of additive manufacturing expertise and find the perfect large scale 3D printer for your project.
What Are the Benefits of a Large Format 3D Printer?
Sometimes size simply matters. Especially in industrial production, a large build platform allows for greater production volume, which increases efficiency and reduces production costs and times. Another advantage of a large 3D printer is that printing large parts in one piece reduces printing, assembly and post processing time.
Increase Productivity
Save Time
Reduce Costs
How Does 3D Printing Work?
Starting from 3D CAD models, additive manufacturing, which includes 3D printing, uses lasers to form an object by fusing powdered materials layer by layer. This process can create very complex objects, in some cases even with built-in functions. There are various types of 3D printing technologies. In the FDM process, ABS or PLA plastic filament is melted in the print head and applied to the printer bed by an extruder. At EOS our printers rely on the 3D printing technologies SLS and DMLS, which work with powdered polymers or metals and metal alloys.
Large Scale Metal 3D Printers
Our large format metal 3D printers can be used for a wide range of industrial applications thanks to a broad material portfolio. Whether with a single 1000-watt laser or with four lasers for ultra-fast production depends only on your requirements.
Large Scale Plastic 3D Printers
Our large plastic 3D printers score with broad material variety, cost efficiency and intuitive operation. The EOS P 770 even offers the possibility to print parts with a length up to 1 meter.
Areas of Application for Large 3D Printers
What is a large format 3D printer used for? The answer is: For all applications where solid parts, functional integration or cost efficient high-mix-low-volume manufacturing are important. 3D printers are increasingly being used for end-use parts and even consumer goods. The flexibility of additive manufacturing makes it very easy to produce small batches and individual products and 3D printing is also being used more and more in industrial mass production.
Here are some application reports from our customers:
