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PROS:
- Affordable;Assembled
- A great choice for those wanting to try 3D printing for fun
- Supports multiple materials
- Allows the use of open source slicing apps
CONS:
- Not very accurate and precise
- Non-heated bed
- Open frame design
- Weak motors
PROS:
- Modularity for a Scalable Factory Solution.
- Uniform, Repeatable Quality
- Metal 3D Printing with Lower Part Costs
- High Productivity
- Seamless Large Parts
CONS:
- Cost may be an issue for most of the people willing to buy this 3D printer.
PROS:
- Fab Pro 1000 can produce parts in hours, which other printers take days to produce.
- The materials that you can print using Fab Pro 1000 are a very wide range.
- From start to finish the print process is very simple.;3D Sprint, the slicing software of this printer is very helpful and user-friendly when in use.
- According to the claims made by its company, Fab Pro 1000 produces parts at a 22% lower cost.
- The post-processing of this printer is very easy.
CONS:
- Overall operating the printer could be a little bit difficult if the setup hasn’t been done properly.
- There are reviews available online in which users complain about how complex is Fab Pro 1000 until the first successful printing.
PROS:
- Easy changing of materials.
- Single source solution.
- Ease of use because of integration.
- Good quality parts and functional prototypes
- Integrated management system.
- Large-scale application of parts and functional prototypes.
CONS:
- The cost of this printer is something not everyone can afford. So, one needs to see a long-term future in the 3D printing industry before buying this printer.
PROS:
- Huge build volume.
- High-quality parts and functional prototypes.
- Great print speed.
CONS:
- The cost of printing per part is greater.
- Resins are expensive.
PROS:
- Big build volume
- High accuracy of parts and functional prototypes
- Cleaner and safer printing environments
- Integrated solution for manufacturing parts and functional prototypes
- Builds objects that can be used in various industries
- Conformal Cooling
- Large tool inserts
CONS:
- By mentioning the features of this printer in a little more detail would have done tons of good in explaining the printer, rather than just plainly stating the claims
- The printer is very expensive and is hardly affordable for someone who runs a small business
- The overall printing cost per part on this printer, when compared with other printers in the same price range but built on a different technology is higher
C3600 Ultimate is an industrial-grade 3D printer based on the Stereolithography technique of 3D printing which comes with a free link support technology at a reduced price per part is available on there.
PROS:
- Bigger build volume.
- Reduced cleaning time.
- Good speed.
CONS:
- Expensive in cost.
PROS:
- Enclosed print chamber.
- Material flow control system.
- Enclosure.
- Open material base.
- Dual swappable hotends.
- Autocalibration.
- Water-soluble support.
CONS:
- Clogging and oozing are the two main problems reported with the printer.
PROS:
- Real clay in use.
- Direct extrusion of raw material.
CONS:
- The cost of the printer might be an issue for some people.
PROS:
- The printer has an open design, so there is a lesser issue while post-processing.
- The company uses real clay in making and also offers factory-made clay for you to use.
CONS:
- The printer is a little on the expensive side.
PROS:
- Cooling a part or prototype that is printed using this printer won't be much of a problem because of its open design.
- Post-processing of parts and functional prototypes will be easier.
CONS:
- Because of open design, temperature generation is a big issue. And it may lead to higher print times.
PROS:
- Open design.
- Post-processing is easy.
CONS:
- Temperature generation is an issue.
PROS:
- Scara V4 has an open design, so there is a lesser issue while post-processing.
- The company uses real clay in making and also offers it to its customers. This is a factory-made clay for you to use so that increases the overall quality of parts and prototypes manufactured by it.
CONS:
- The printer is a little on the expensive side. So, if you are a small business owner you may not find it as affordable as you may other printers.
PROS:
- The cooling of the printer won't be much of a problem.
- Post-processing of parts and functional prototypes will be easier.
CONS:
- Because of open design, temperature generation is a big issue.
- Print time is more than that taken by a printer with an enclosed design.
PROS:
- By displaying complete information about the technology, the company has given the complete idea to its users to compare with other technologies out in the market.
- You can print with powder as well as with wire using Additec uPrinter.
- The company gives you an option to customize your printer to your needs, in terms of an upgrade.
CONS:
- There are not many pictures of parts or functional prototypes that are manufactured using this printer.
PROS:
- You can produce large components.
- Quickly switch materials.
- You can custom your needs.
- The machine has increased efficiency.
CONS:
- For those who haven’t used DLP printing technology, the cost of this printer may seem very high.
PROS:
- The printer has an open platform.
- Its price is affordable.
- Afinia H480 is a good entry-level DIY printer.
- This printer is portable and relatively lightweight.
CONS:
- Printing with this printer requires patience.
- IT has a smaller build area compared to the price at which it comes.
PROS:
- Matrix touchscreen.
- Air cleaning system.
- Thermal management.
- Build size.
- Multi-material printing.
- Water solubility support compatible.
- Auto-leveling.
CONS:
- Weight of the printer.
- The exclusivity of the software.
PROS:
- Overall, the cabling and general appearance of this printer are neat and tidy. There is a drag chain housing that consists of a thermistor, temperature probe, both fans and leveling probe cables, all these things are organized and the only projection from the hot end being the PTFE filament guide tube
- The Anycubic Chiron brings particular delight with its large build area of 400 x 400 x 450mm
CONS:
- Notable is the fact that while unwinding this printer there are reports of screw falling out will the tapes that you try to remove to unwrap the printer
- This printer does not give you the best start, considering the included quality control card has a huge “Pass” stamp
PROS:
- The print quality is amazing
- Works great with PLA
- Affordable
- Great customer support
- Various upgrades available
CONS:
- It's difficult to level the bed
- No automatic leveling
- No wifi support
PROS:
- Has amazing print quality for the price
- It is easy to use and set up
CONS:
- Manual bed leveling can be a hassle
- The printer has flimsy housing
- You cannot connect with this printer using any kind of network/internet connectivity
PROS:
- The machine is capable of maintaining powder integrity to ensure optimal part production;
- It features a 100% increase in power as well as 50% faster build times
- Withstand higher heat more than 1000 degree Celsius allowing the incorporation of more alloys
- Allow larger parts 3D printing and more numbers of parts at a time
- Automating most of the processes that needed manual intervention before and providing optimal quality control
- Faster speed and takes lesser time for production
- Increased part printing quality
- User-friendly and simplified processes introduction for operators
- Easy to validate and improvement in the uptime
- Increased efficiency
CONS:
- Post-processing requirement
- Not compatible with plastic or polymer or ceramic materials
- Expensive and huge in size
- Specific to industrial use
PROS:
- Works of different modes.
- Can produce parts with large build volumes.
- Wireless printing.
CONS:
- Closed print chambers are known for giving a difficult time to the user while post-processing.
PROS:
- Huge build volume.
- Independent dual extrusion system.
- High-quality parts and functional prototypes are assured.
- Excellent print speed in batch production.
CONS:
- Difficult post-processing.
- The enclosed print chamber makes the printer susceptible to a lot of maintenance.
PROS:
- Excellent in batch production.
- Produces high-quality parts and functional prototypes.
- Independent dual extrusion system.
- Huge print volume.
CONS:
- Difficulty in post-processing of parts and functional prototypes because of the enclosed build chamber.
PROS:
- Independent dual extrusion system.
- Passively heated build chamber.
- Enclosed body.
- Safety filter.
- Huge build volume.
CONS:
- Post-processing of the part or functional prototype manufactured on the printer is difficult than it is in an open-bodied 3D printer.
PROS:
- Printing in five different modes.
- A storage capacity that has no moisture.
- Huge build volume.
- High-quality parts and functional prototypes.
- HEPA as well as Carbon filter ensuring completely safe part or functional prototypes.
CONS:
- Enclosed chamber.
- Difficult post-processing.
PROS:
- The printer is comprehensive yet simple calibration is magically possible.
- Sigma R 19's print performance is like no other in a similar price range.
- The modes duplication and mirror amplifies your productivity.
- The hotend level correction which is meant to be done mechanically is made easy by the manufacturer's edge in this printer's design.
- The printer does not require enough maintenance in the longer-term because it comes with guides and accessories to support you.
CONS:
- When it comes to filament, the printer is known to produce a lot of waste.
- You need a lot of adhesives while using the printer for the prints of the parts or functional prototype to stick to the print bed.
- Although the manufacturer boasts about the dual extrusion printing done by the printer, the reality is, it works slow.
- A scrap of the final part or functional prototype can escape into the display screen of the printer causing damage.
- During the printing process, the Sigma R19 is noisy.
PROS:
- Easy to install
- Sleek and trendy design
- Great resolution and accuracy
- Works with Windows, MAC and Linux OS
CONS:
- Expensive
- Occasional software crashes
PROS:
- It possesses dual extruder
- Multi-color printing is possible
- Metal frame for extra reliability
- Removable glass bed
- Support for multiple filaments
CONS:
- Build space isn’t very large
- Unavailability of automatic bed leveling before the printing starts
