Meet FieldFab:

our first product: the ruggedized 3D printer for manufacturing anywhere.

Mission-critical parts, made at the point of need. FieldFab prints on the move — even during tactical transport.

Print from −40° to 122°F, through shock, vibration, and humidity. No shelter, no container, no localization required. The only printer that conforms to MIL-STD-810H while printing.

In service with all four US services and allied partners in the Indo-Pacific.

FieldFab was built inside USMC and Army units, not for them.

Over 35 field exercises alongside the Army, Navy, Marines, SOF, and Joint Forces — developed under a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement with the Marine Corps, NIWC Pacific, and US Army DEVCOM.

Every requirement came from the people using it. A new user with no 3D printing experience can print a part to spec in under 15 minutes.

Technical Specifications

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3D PRINTING

  
    Nozzle Temperature
    < 500°C (932°F)
  
    Bed Temperature
    < 200°C (392°F)
  
    Chamber Temperature
    < 80°C (176°F)
  
    Print Volume
    280mm x 280mm x 280mm
(11.02” x 11.02” x 11.02”)
  
    Supported Materials
    All standard polymer filaments and polymer-
	based composites (i.e. ULTEM, TPU, Nylon-CF, 
	PETG, Nylon, PLA, etc.)

MECHANICALS

  
    Housing
    LMDP plastic exterior, aluminum print shell
  
    Dimensions
    24” x 26” x 39”
  
    Weight
    190 lbs

ENVIRONMENTALS

  
    Temperature
    Operational: 40°C* to 50°C (-40°F* to 122°F)
* automatic system pre-heat enabled
Storage: -40°C to 70°C (-40°F to 158°F)
  

    Certifications
    MIL-STD-810H, TAA Compliant, designed and assembled in the USA
  

INTERFACE / ELECTRONICS

  
    Digital Interface
    GETAC F110 with design suite, digital data vault access
  
    Power
    80V—264V, 47Hz—63Hz (AC outlet)
  
    Power Consumption
    1.2kW peak, 10A Max

In extreme conditions,
FieldFab prints to spec.

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