FUSION3 3D PRINTERS:
WIDEST VARIETY OF MATERIALS / OPEN SOURCE 3D FILAMENT
Many Fusion3 customers seek to 3D print the same engineering-grade 3D printable plastics they use for injection molding. Other customers desire unique properties that new, innovative filaments can provide.
Unlike other 3D printer manufacturers who restrict the types of 3D printer materials used with their machines, Fusion3’s “open materials” philosophy provides customers with the greatest variety of 3D printable materials, at the lowest cost, and the best customer experience.
Our testing & certification process ensures our customers can successfully print the widest variety of materials for 3D printing ‘out of the box’.
EVERY TYPE OF 3D PRINTABLE PLASTICS
> ABS
> ASA
> CARBON-FIBER REINFORCED
> CO-POLYESTERS
> DECORATIVE (including Wood and Stone filled)
> FIBERGLASS REINFORCED
> FLEXIBLES (including TPU & TPE)
> HIPS
> KEVLAR REINFORCED
> METAL (316L Stainless)*
> NYLON
> PET / PETG
> PLA
> POLYCARBONATE
> POLYPROPYLENE*
> PVDF*
and MORE…
The New EDGE High-Performance 3D Printer
Optimized For 3D Printing Higher-Temperature Materials Including ABS
Only $6,999 + Shipping
TESTED & CERTIFIED TO ENSURE COMPATIBILITY & PERFORMANCE
Purchase Directly From Suppliers
Fusion3 does not sell filament.
We encourage customers to purchase materials on the open market, encouraging competition in price, quality, and innovation. We only ask that you either use what is already on our Certified Materials List or have us test new filaments prior to use.
Suppliers who have had 1 or more types of filament certified for use with Fusion3 3D printers
Rigorous Testing Process
Fusion3 subjects new 3D printer materials to a rigorous testing process. First we measure multiple samples of the material to ensure consistency of extrusion, as too much variation can have detrimental impacts on the performance of your high-performance Fusion3 3D printer. Then we engage in a series of different tests to ensure the quality of material and its suitability for 3D printing with the Fusion3 hardware. Should the material pass those tests, we then create the different material settings (“profiles”) for each of our 3D printers at different performance levels.