Bringing ideas to life by providing top-of-the-line 3D printing in the Philippines

We empower professionals and consumers from varying industries to bring their ideas to life, may it be for small or large-scale production by giving access to the most innovative and high-quality 3D printing in the Philippines.

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What is 3D Printing?

3D printing is a process that builds three-dimensional objects or parts layer by layer through the use of a digital design. Also known as additive manufacturing, this process doesn’t need large blocks of materials or undergo the conventional way of manufacturing to produce parts. Metal, plastic, powders, resins, carbon fiber, and more are some of the common materials fused to build a geometrical design in 3D printing.

Our Products

We want to help our clients get the best results, ensuring that we supply a reliable and high-quality range of 3D printers.

Metal 3D Printers (Markforged Metal X)

Simple yet powerful, the Metal X is the most intuitive, simple-to-use metal 3D printer available today. Print a wide range of materials from stainless steel to copper with minimal training on a closed workflow.

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Continuous Fiber Composite 3D Printers (Markforged Mark Two)

Carbon fiber reinforced parts can be printed with the powerful professional Continuous Fiber Composite Fiber 3D Printer. Capable of replacing machined aluminum, it can build stiff, strong, and extremely durable parts.

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Continuous Fiber Composite 3D Printers (Markforged Mark Two)

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Desktop Multitool 3D Printers (Zmorph Fab)

Get hassle-free 3D printing and deliver stellar build quality. The Desktop Multitool 3D Printer can work with almost every plastic filament available on the market and has multi-material capabilities that allow you to 3D print with water-soluble support.

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Large-Format Plastic 3D Printers (Modix Big 60 v3)

Modix Big 60 v3 is a plastic 3D printer with a large printing volume of 600 x 600 x 660 mm, offering high-quality printing and premium components.

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Large-Format Plastic 3D Printers (Modix Big 60 v3)

Modix Big 60 v3 is a plastic 3D printer with a large printing volume of 600 x 600 x 660 mm, offering high-quality printing and premium components.

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Large-Format Plastic 3D Printers (Modix 120X)

Modix 120X is a plastic 3D printer with a large printing volume of 1,200 X 600 X 640 mm, offering heavy-duty and high-quality 3D printing.

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Brands

We believe in quality outputs made using quality equipment so we want to provide our clients with nothing but the best quality of 3D printers coming from top-of-the-line brands in additive manufacturing.

Markforged is changing the pace of invention with the Digital Forge, an intuitive additive manufacturing platform powering engineers, designers, and manufacturing professionals all over the world.

Modix is a Tel-Aviv based, a global developer of large-scale 3D printers. By offering massive build volumes, premium components, and high-quality printing, Modix is broadening access to full-scale 3D printing for product developers and industrial workshops worldwide.

The main objective of Zmorph is to make 3D printing technology available to users unfamiliar with programming, electronics or mechanics, and those who can benefit from a simple way of prototyping for their products.

Markforged is changing the pace of invention with the Digital Forge, an intuitive additive manufacturing platform powering engineers, designers, and manufacturing professionals all over the world.

FAQs on 3D Printing in the Philippines

What materials are used for 3D printing?

Various materials are used in 3D printing, and they all depend on the kind of results you want to have – how it will look like, its shape, texture, and durability of the product. The most common materials used in 3D printing are plastic such as PLA (Poly Lactic Acid) and ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene), metal, carbon fiber, graphite, and graphene because of their strength, flexibility, and more. Other materials used are powders, paper, nitinol, and resins.

How much does a 3D printer cost in the Philippines?

The price of a 3D printer in the Philippines ranges from P30,000 to P200,000, and this will still vary depending on the needs of the user. If the user is only a beginner or a hobbyist, there is no need for 3D printers which are for large-scale production. But for people or businesses who need higher and larger printing capabilities, choosing a more advanced 3D printer is advisable.

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