Description
The Sharebot Enterprise is a large format industrial FDM 3D printer designed for full-scale production, rapid prototyping, and manufacturing of oversized functional parts. With an exceptionally large build volume, it enables the production of monolithic components without segmentation, reducing assembly time and improving structural integrity.
Engineered for industrial environments, the system supports high-strength thermoplastics and composite materials, making it suitable for tooling, fixtures, and end-use part manufacturing across automotive, aerospace, marine, and heavy industry applications.
As a production-grade additive manufacturing system, the Sharebot Enterprise bridges the gap between prototyping and full-scale industrial fabrication, offering a reliable solution for large-part 3D printing workflows.
Equipped with a high-temperature extruder (up to 350°C) and a large heated build platform, the printer is compatible with engineering-grade thermoplastics, including carbon-reinforced materials. Advanced features such as automatic bed leveling, remote monitoring via integrated camera, and Industry 4.0 connectivity ensure reliable, scalable operation for long-duration print jobs.
With its open parameter architecture and robust industrial design, the Sharebot Enterprise serves as a powerful platform for large-scale additive manufacturing, bridging the gap between prototyping and production.
Sharebot Enterprise Large Format Industrial FDM 3D Printer for Large-Scale Manufacturing
Specifications
| Build Volume (W): | 1200 mm |
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| Build Volume (H): | 2000 mm |
| Build Volume (D): | 1200 mm |
| Extrusion Temperature (Max): | 350 degC |
| Nozzle Size (Standard): | 0.4 mm |
| Build Plate Temperature (Max): | 100 degC |
| Compatible Materials: | PLA, PET, PET-CF, PETG-Carbon, Other |
| Technology: | FDM (Fused Filament Fabrication) |
| Nozzle: | 0.4 mm (standard); 0.6 mm and 0.8 mm (optional) |
| Connectivity: | USB, LAN, WiFi |
| Firmware/Slicer: | Klipper firmware, recommended slicer OrcaSlicer |
| Monitoring: | Integrated webcam and Moonraker remote interface |
| Safety: | Filament sensor, power recovery, emergency button |
| Build Room: | Semi-closed |
| Dimensions: | 1,500 x 2,500 x 1,500 mm |
| Weight: | 400 kg |
| Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): | 9117383 |
| FindLight SKU: | FL-24312 |
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Features
- Extra-large build volume (up to 1200 × 2000 × 1200 mm) for full-scale parts
- FDM/FFF technology for reliable large-format additive manufacturing
- High-temperature extrusion up to 350°C for engineering materials
- Heated tempered glass build plate (up to 100°C) with auto-leveling
- Production of monolithic parts without assembly
- Open parameter system (Klipper firmware) for full process controlIndustry 4.0 ready with API and remote interface (Moonraker)
- Integrated camera for remote monitoring
- Connectivity: Wi-Fi, LAN, USB
- Advanced safety features: filament sensor, power recovery, emergency stop
- Compatible with technical materials: PLA, PETG, carbon-reinforced filamentsIndustrial-grade design (~400 kg system) for factory environments
Applications
- Full-scale prototyping (1:1) in automotive and aerospace
- Large functional part manufacturing
- Naval and marine components (e.g., hull sections)
- Industrial tooling, fixtures, and molds
- Architectural structures and large design elements
- Heavy industry and machinery components
- Research and development of large-format additive processes
Export & Trade Information
| HTS Code: | 8485.20.00 |
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| Estimated US Tariff: | 3.1% |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Sharebot Enterprise large-format industrial FDM 3D printer?
The Sharebot Enterprise is a large-format industrial FDM 3D printer designed for producing full-scale, monolithic parts in a single build. With an exceptionally large build volume, it enables manufacturers to move beyond segmented prototypes and directly fabricate functional end-use components without assembly.
It is commonly used in automotive, aerospace, marine, and heavy industry applications where size, strength, and rapid prototyping of large components are critical. The system is engineered for continuous industrial operation with support for engineering-grade thermoplastics.
What is the build volume of the Sharebot Enterprise?
The Sharebot Enterprise offers an ultra-large build volume of approximately 1200 × 2000 × 1200 mm, making it one of the largest FDM 3D printing systems in its class.
This large build envelope allows the production of oversized parts such as full-scale automotive components, structural panels, tooling fixtures, and industrial prototypes in a single print job without splitting the model into multiple sections.
What materials can the Sharebot Enterprise print?
The Sharebot Enterprise supports engineering-grade thermoplastics suitable for industrial manufacturing applications. These typically include PLA, PET, PETG, and carbon-reinforced variants such as PET-CF.
Its high-temperature extrusion system enables printing with more advanced materials that require elevated nozzle temperatures and stable thermal environments, making it suitable for functional prototyping and production tooling.
What industries use large-format FDM 3D printers like the Sharebot Enterprise?
Large-format FDM 3D printers such as the Sharebot Enterprise are widely used in automotive, aerospace, marine, heavy machinery, architecture, and industrial manufacturing sectors.
These systems are particularly valuable in applications that require full-scale prototyping, large tooling production, and structural components. They are commonly found in R&D centers and production facilities where reducing assembly time and improving part integrity are key priorities.
What are the advantages of a large-format FDM 3D printer?
A large-format FDM 3D printer enables the production of oversized, monolithic parts in a single build, eliminating the need for assembly or bonding of multiple printed sections.
This improves structural strength, reduces post-processing time, and shortens development cycles. It also allows engineers to test full-scale designs more accurately and accelerate iteration in product development workflows.
Can the Sharebot Enterprise print functional end-use parts?
Yes, the Sharebot Enterprise is designed not only for prototyping but also for functional end-use parts. Its industrial-grade construction, high-temperature extrusion system, and compatibility with engineering thermoplastics make it suitable for manufacturing jigs, fixtures, tooling, and structural components.
The ability to produce large, single-piece parts also improves mechanical integrity, making it suitable for applications where durability and load-bearing performance are important.
What is FDM 3D printing in large-format systems?
FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) is an additive manufacturing process where thermoplastic material is extruded layer by layer to build a part.
In large-format systems like the Sharebot Enterprise, this process is scaled up to produce very large components with industrial reliability. The technology is widely used for prototyping, tooling, and low-volume production due to its cost efficiency and material flexibility.
What are the benefits of printing large monolithic parts?
Printing large monolithic parts eliminates joints, fasteners, and adhesives that are typically required when assembling smaller printed sections.
This results in improved structural integrity, reduced mechanical failure points, faster production times, and lower assembly costs. It also simplifies workflow by allowing complex geometries to be manufactured as a single continuous part.
Is the Sharebot Enterprise suitable for production environments?
Yes, the Sharebot Enterprise is designed for industrial production environments rather than desktop or office use. It is built for continuous operation in manufacturing facilities, R&D laboratories, and engineering production floors.
Its size, material compatibility, and automation features make it suitable for demanding workflows where reliability, repeatability, and scalability are essential.
What is the difference between large-format and standard FDM 3D printers?
The primary difference is build volume and intended application scale. Standard FDM printers are typically designed for small to medium-sized parts, while large-format systems like the Sharebot Enterprise are designed for full-scale industrial components.
Large-format systems also tend to offer higher structural rigidity, improved thermal stability, and the ability to print engineering-grade materials for functional applications rather than just prototyping.
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