The Massivit 5000 is an industrial-grade, large-scale 3D printer that empowers manufacturers and service providers to produce large parts, prototypes, and molds within hours, instead of days.

Leveraging Massivit 3D’s unique Gel Dispensing Printing (GDP) technology, the Massivit 5000 is designed to respond to the Industry 4.0 requirements for a range of industries: Automotive, Marine, Rail, Scenic Fabrication, and Education & Research.

Offering 30 times the speed of other 3D printers, the Massivit 5000 enables production of full-scale custom parts at unprecedented speed.

The Massivit 5000 offers new resolutions and printing material for high definition and model fidelity. The new dual material mechanism allows operators to simultaneously print with a different material on each print head according to application requirements, bringing greater workflow efficiency. An in-tip camera on the print head leverages advanced image recognition for automated cleaning. Slicing features enable automated file preparation, and an additional 40” flat panel screen provides easy monitoring via 3 internal cameras that can also be used for marketing purposes.

The Massivit 5000 is the latest of the company’s large-scale 3D printers to be brought to market, backed by an established global installed base across 40 countries.

The Massivit 10000 is designed to overcome the bottle necks of composites tooling with advanced thermoset additive manufacturing.

Based on the Massivit 3D’s proprietary Cast-In-Motion (CIM) technology, the Massivit 10000 has been developed to consolidate composites tooling workflows by up to 80% – from weeks to days – across a range of industries including automotive, marine, rail, energy, and construction. It has been designed to replace existing tooling methods that are slow, expensive, wasteful, and require extensive manual skilled labor. 

Leveraging advanced dual-component, thermoset materials, the Massivit 10000 enables direct casting of a mold (“direct female”), thereby eliminating the need to produce an initial master, and shortening conventional mold-production workflows from approximately 19 steps down to just four steps. Massivit 3D’s Cast-In-Motion process is more sustainable than existing tooling methods largely because it minimizes material waste at several different stages.