Formlabs is pleased to announce new special pricing for educational institutions, reinforcing our commitment to supporting the next generation of innovators. This program provides educators, students, and researchers with access to our advanced 3D printing ecosystems, empowering them to explore, create, and innovate.
The special educational pricing includes 10% off Formlabs 3D printer packages and free access to Open Material Mode (OMM) for eligible institutions.
Formlabs 3D Printer Packages
Eligible institutions can now benefit from a 10% discount on all Formlabs printer packages, facilitating the integration of high-performance stereolithography (SLA) and selective laser sintering (SLS) 3D printing into educational settings. This includes Form 4 and Form 4B, which have been tested by an independent third-party and shown to have 99% reliability; Form 4L and Form 4BL for large-format SLA 3D printing; and Fuse 1+ 30W, an SLS 3D printer designed for maximum output and minimal waste.
Boston University’s makerspace has ten Formlabs printers that are used for coursework, research, student clubs, and personal projects.
The Experimental Reef Lab at the University of Miami partners with NOAA's Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory (AOML) to monitor ocean and coral health. The researchers 3D print custom tools that save money and improve research outcomes. (Image courtesy of NOAA)
Furthermore, with every educational printer package purchase, Formlabs is including free access to Open Material Mode. This valuable feature, typically priced between $2,499 and $4,999 depending on the printer model, unlocks unparalleled material versatility. Users gain the freedom to experiment with a broad spectrum of 405 nm resins (SLA) and 1064 nm powders (SLS), fostering deeper exploration of material science and expanding research possibilities. This significant addition empowers educational institutions to push the boundaries of innovation.
Bulk Material Pricing
In addition to the aforementioned benefits, all Formlabs customers, including educational institutions, are eligible for bulk material discounts. This further reduces the cost of operation and allows for greater budgetary efficiency when acquiring materials for classroom instruction or research projects.
At the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), doctoral student Lars von Dey works on understanding and predicting turbulent flows by generating and analyzing measurement data using a wind tunnel and 3D printed structures.
Through MakerSpaceUSNA, every single student at the United States Naval Academy is exposed to various additive manufacturing technologies, including 3D printing.
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Accessible, High-Quality Tools for Education and Research
This special pricing initiative underscores Formlabs' dedication to providing accessible, high-quality tools for education and research. By offering discounted printer packages and complimentary Open Material Mode, we aim to facilitate hands-on learning experiences and accelerate groundbreaking discoveries.
We believe that equipping students and researchers with the latest technology is crucial for cultivating future leaders in engineering, design, life sciences, and beyond.
For detailed information regarding eligibility and program specifics, please contact Formlabs or an Authorized Reseller and mention that you are looking to verify your eligibility for education special pricing. We encourage educational institutions to explore this opportunity and discover how Formlabs can contribute to their mission of fostering innovation.
