Industrial 3D Printers
Formlabs industrial 3D printers make professional-grade stereolithography (SLA) and selective laser sintering (SLS) 3D printing accessible so anyone can bring their ideas to life. Formlabs is the market leader for industrial 3D printers, with more than 130,000 desktop and large-format SLA and SLS printers sold worldwide and a materials library of 50+ resins and powders.
Form 4
Unmatched speed, precision, and versatility in one desktop 3D printer.
Form 4B
Personalize care with biocompatible models and medical devices.
Form 4L
Redefining speed and accuracy for larger, professional-grade parts.
Form 4BL
Large biocompatible model and medical device production in-house.
Fuse 1+ 30W
Designed for maximum output and minimum waste, Fuse 1+ 30W is our compact industrial SLS 3D printer.
Fuse X1
Built for scale and speed, Fuse X1 is our large-format industrial SLS 3D printer.
Injection Mold
Manufacturing
Jig
Automotive
Heat Sink and Shield
Consumer Products
Fluidic Device
Fluidics
Gamer Controller
Consumer Products
Surgical Ratchet
MedicalSharpest Details
Highly collimated light and 50 µm pixel size with pre-tuned anti-aliasing for subpixel resolution
Smoothest Surfaces
Lower peel forces, light touch supports, and 50 µm pixel size with pre-tuned anti-aliasing
Most Accurate Assemblies
±0.15% XY dimensional tolerances so assemblies always fit
Factory Solutions
Factory Solutions is a tailored additive manufacturing solution for customers looking to scale to production now. Build your factory the way you want it with intuitive tools, transparent pricing, and proven processes.
Form 4 is a blazing fast masked SLA 3D printer that combines an industry-leading materials library with a reliable, accurate print engine. Turn your ideas into reality faster than ever with easy workflows, leading reliability, and stunning part quality using the Form 4 ecosystem.
Form 4L is a blazing fast, large-format masked SLA 3D printer that combines an industry-leading materials library with a reliable, accurate print engine. Turn your biggest ideas into reality faster than ever with easy workflows, leading reliability, and stunning part quality using the Form 4L ecosystem.
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Light-touch removal
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39.8 × 36.7 × 55.4 cm
15.7 × 14.5 × 21.9 in
66.4 x 52.8 x 79.4 cm
26.1 x 20.8 x 31.3 in
Low Force Display™ (LFD)
Low Force Display™ (LFD)
100 mm/hour
3.9 in/hour
80 mm/hour
3.1 in/hour
20.0 × 12.5 × 21.0 cm
7.9 × 4.9 × 8.3 in
5.25 liters
35.3 × 19.6 × 35.0 cm
13.9 x 7.7 x 13.8 in
24.2 liters
250 cm²
8.8 in²
692 cm²
107 in²
23 industry-leading Formlabs materials or third-party materials using Open Material Mode. More exciting new materials are currently in development.
Explore Materials
19 industry-leading Formlabs materials or third-party materials using Open Material Mode. More exciting new materials are currently in development.
Explore Materials
How to Choose a 3D Printing Technology
Compare 3D printing technologies based on popular buying considerations like speed, applications, and cost.
Widest Range of Materials for Industrial 3D Printers
Explore our 45+ advanced 3D printing materials, offering a wide range of optical, mechanical, and thermal properties. Our interactive materials catalog helps you make the right decisions based on your application and the properties you care the most about.
Make Anything With Formlabs 3D Printers
Rapid Prototyping
Turn your ideas into high-fidelity prototypes that look and work like final products within a day and bring better products to market faster.
Why Choose Formlabs Industrial 3D Printers?
Reliability
Flawless Prints, Every Time
Our team integrates and optimizes hardware, software, and materials to guarantee industry-leading print success and reliability.
Ease of Use
Seamless Workflow
Go from design to finished part in fewer steps than ever with the streamlined, end-to-end ecosystem.
Versatility
High Performance Materials
Formlabs offers the widest range of advanced resin and powder 3D printing materials with standout mechanical, thermal, or biocompatible properties.
Professional Support
Professional Support
Formlabs Service Plans offer dedicated phone support, training, express replacement service, and more, so you can stay focused on growing your business.
Compare Industrial 3D Printing Processes
SLA vs. DLP vs. MSLA vs. LCD
Stereolithography (SLA), digital light processing (DLP), and liquid crystal display (LCD) or masked stereolithography (MSLA) 3D printing are the most common processes for resin 3D printing.
FDM vs. SLA vs. SLS
Fused deposition modeling (FDM), stereolithography (SLA), and selective laser sintering (SLS) are the three most popular types of 3D printers on the market.
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How Police and Special Vehicles Are Produced With SLS 3D Printing
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FAQ
Industrial 3D printers create three-dimensional parts from CAD models by successively adding material layer by layer until a physical part is created. Depending on the technology, the printer builds parts by solidifying resin or sintering powder.
SLA printers use resin to produce highly detailed parts with smooth surface finishes, making them ideal for rapid prototyping, tooling, and model making. SLS printers use powder-based materials to create durable, functional prototypes and end-use parts with complete design freedom and no support structures required. Explore our technology comparison overview or read our in-depth guide for a detailed comparison of 3D printing technologies.
Industrial 3D printers support a wide range of applications, including rapid prototyping, rapid tooling, manufacturing aids, end-use part production, and high-resolution model making.
Formlabs printers are used across engineering, manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, dental, medical, education, entertainment, jewelry, and audiology industries.
Yes, Formlabs offers Open Material Mode, an optional one-time lifetime license per printer that unlocks the ability to use any third-party materials alongside Formlabs certified materials.
You can purchase directly through the Formlabs online store, via the Formlabs sales team, or through a worldwide partner network.
Get Started With Industrial 3D Printers
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