One Pro
iFactory3D’s One Pro takes 3D printing to a new level of effectiveness!
Innovative 3D belt printing technology combined with superior parts and partners conclude in the best conveyor belt printer! Prints as many or as long objects as you wish – fully automated. Sustainable production due to 45° printing angle – new material combinations with less waste & stronger yet lighter parts.
What you get:
- HIWIN linear rails for high precision & a long lifetime
- E3D Hemera Direct-Drive is the leading extruder on the market
- Zodiac volcano nozzle for high precision & speed
- DUET mainboard is powerful & reliable
- Repetier OS is easy to use & wide range of features
- Raspberry Pi 4 fast & reliable network connections
What it does:
- Reliable serial production 24/7
- None or less support structures needed
- Hollow printing and new geometries
- Cost-savings up to 40%
- User-friendly interface & operation
- Multilingual professional support
The One Pro is the multifunctional tool for any production requirements. Contact us for an customized solution & more information: [email protected]
Shipping cost will be invoiced separately 2 weeks before delivery.
2.973,81€ 2.379,05€
Availability:
Expected delivery date in February/March 2022.
* Shipping is not included in the offer price.
Depending on your delivery address, the correct VAT and shipping calculated at checkout.
Availability: In stock
Technical Specification
| Build volume | infinite (l) x 280 (w) x 180 (h) mm (infinite (l) x 11 (w) x 7.1 (h) inches) |
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| Assembled dimensions | 620 (l) x 540 (w) x 380 (h) mm (24.4 (l) x 21.3 (w) x 15 (h) inches) |
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Print technology
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Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) |
| Weight | 18 kg (39.7 lbs) |
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Power input
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AC 110-240V/ 50-60Hz 5A |
| Power output (PSU) | DC 24V/14.6A |
| Machine style | FFF Belt Printer 45° |
| Belt | Durable polymer belt optimized for 3D-Printing |
| Layer resolution | 0.25 mm nozzle: 0.1 – 0.15 mm 0.4 mm nozzle: 0.1 – 0.25 mm 0.6 mm nozzle: 0.1 – 0.4 mm 0.8 mm nozzle: 0.2 – 0.6 mm 1 mm nozzle: 0.3 – 0.7 mm |
| Feeder type |
E3D Hemera Direct Drive Extruder
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| Display |
3.5″ (800×480 / capacitive touch)
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Single Print Head
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Volcano hotend
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Nozzle diameters
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0.4 mm volcano by default other (volcano-)nozzles exchangeable 0.25 mm, 0.6 mm, 0.8 mm and 1mm |
| Material capacity | 1kg supported inside, up to 2.5 kg supported on the outside with provided spoolholder. > 2.5kg possible with filament entry on the side (need to provide own spoolholder). |
| Filament material | PLA, PETG, TPU With additional enclosure: PC, ASA, NYLON, ABS |
| Filament diameter compatible | 1.75mm |
| Spool size compatible | Width: 50 – 100 mm Diameter: 200 mm in the printer, larger on the outside |
| Operating sound | <70 dBA |
| Max nozzle temperature | 285 °C (545 °F) |
| Nozzle heat up time |
<2 minutes
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Operating ambient conditions
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15 – 30 °C (59 – 86 °F), up to 70% relative humidity |
| Non-operating temperature | 0 – 32 °C (32 – 90 °F) non-condensing |
| Supplied software | Cura iFactory3D – Slicer software Repetier server (Web interface and operating system) DUET – printer management software (changing the printer configuration, operating) |
| Supported OS | Windows and Linux |
| Plugin integration | SolidWorks, Siemens NX, Autodesk Inventor |
| Supported file types | Cura iFactory3D: STL, OBJ, X3D, 3MF, BMP, GIF, JPG, PNG Printable formats: G, GCODE, GCODE.gz, UFP |
| File transfer | USB-Stick or USB-Cardreader; Wi-Fi (integrated Raspberry Pi 4 running Repetier Server) |
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Monitoring
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Wi-Fi camera -> Raspberry Pi Camera V1.3 |
6 reviews for One Pro
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Lars
The iFactoryOne printer is a great 3D printer with a 45 degree printing angle. We use it for scale modelling and test .gcode files to check the path and improve our 3D model. The assembly and calibration manual is clear and the parts are decent quality. After running some tests we printed a nice scale model and we are able to use it to improve the model. Besides, iFactory3D customer support has a good service, quick response and is willing to answer your questions.
Tobias Zimmer, from Gießerei Zimmer
The iFactory One arrived in a well-packaged condition, all parts were present and showed no imperfections. The printer was completely disassembled, with screws and sliding T-nuts already inserted in some parts, as well as the extruder being pre-assembled. Assembly according to instructions was simple, but some experience with 3D printers is an advantage. It is recommended to tighten all screws only after an entire assembly step has been completed and is aligned at a right angle. Connecting to the W-LAN worked quite well - make sure that the router is not too far away. Calibrating the Y-axis worked without problems. When tensioning the belt, you should make sure that the tension is not too high, otherwise the motors can stop. Printing works well with the preset profiles, just make sure that you turn off the Z-jump when feeding, otherwise the belt will frequently move back and forth. This might lead to unattractive results. In summary, we can only say that the printer is very stable and robust. "Printing is a setting thing", so you should not expect instant miracles and deal with the printer in depth. Very good results are then possible in any case. In case of questions or technical problems, a contact person of the company can always be reached. One is advised and supported gladly and in detail, the communication about the German language is without problems. If you have questions that can't be answered immediately, the technical department will be contacted and the support gets back to you quickly with a solution.
Tobias Zimmer, from Gießerei Zimmer
The iFactory One arrived in a well-packaged condition, all parts were present and showed no imperfections. The printer was completely disassembled, with screws and sliding T-nuts already inserted in some parts, as well as the extruder being pre-assembled. Assembly according to instructions was simple, but some experience with 3D printers is an advantage. It is recommended to tighten all screws only after an entire assembly step has been completed and is aligned at a right angle. Connecting to the W-LAN worked quite well - make sure that the router is not too far away. Calibrating the Y-axis worked without problems. When tensioning the belt, you should make sure that the tension is not too high, otherwise the motors can stop. Printing works well with the preset profiles, just make sure that you turn off the Z-jump when feeding, otherwise the belt will frequently move back and forth. This might lead to unattractive results. In summary, we can only say that the printer is very stable and robust. "Printing is a setting thing", so you should not expect instant miracles and deal with the printer in depth. Very good results are then possible in any case. In case of questions or technical problems, a contact person of the company can always be reached. One is advised and supported gladly and in detail, the communication about the German language is without problems. If you have questions that can't be answered immediately, the technical department will be contacted and the support gets back to you quickly with a solution.
Tobias Zimmer, from Gießerei Zimmer
The iFactory One arrived in a well-packaged condition, all parts were present and showed no imperfections. The printer was completely disassembled, with screws and sliding T-nuts already inserted in some parts, as well as the extruder being pre-assembled. Assembly according to instructions was simple, but some experience with 3D printers is an advantage. It is recommended to tighten all screws only after an entire assembly step has been completed and is aligned at a right angle. Connecting to the W-LAN worked quite well - make sure that the router is not too far away. Calibrating the Y-axis worked without problems. When tensioning the belt, you should make sure that the tension is not too high, otherwise the motors can stop. Printing works well with the preset profiles, just make sure that you turn off the Z-jump when feeding, otherwise the belt will frequently move back and forth. This might lead to unattractive results. In summary, we can only say that the printer is very stable and robust. "Printing is a setting thing", so you should not expect instant miracles and deal with the printer in depth. Very good results are then possible in any case. In case of questions or technical problems, a contact person of the company can always be reached. One is advised and supported gladly and in detail, the communication about the German language is without problems. If you have questions that can't be answered immediately, the technical department will be contacted and the support gets back to you quickly with a solution.
Tobias Zimmer, from Gießerei Zimmer
The iFactory One arrived in a well-packaged condition, all parts were present and showed no imperfections. The printer was completely disassembled, with screws and sliding T-nuts already inserted in some parts, as well as the extruder being pre-assembled. Assembly according to instructions was simple, but some experience with 3D printers is an advantage. It is recommended to tighten all screws only after an entire assembly step has been completed and is aligned at a right angle. Connecting to the W-LAN worked quite well - make sure that the router is not too far away. Calibrating the Y-axis worked without problems. When tensioning the belt, you should make sure that the tension is not too high, otherwise the motors can stop. Printing works well with the preset profiles, just make sure that you turn off the Z-jump when feeding, otherwise the belt will frequently move back and forth. This might lead to unattractive results. In summary, we can only say that the printer is very stable and robust. "Printing is a setting thing", so you should not expect instant miracles and deal with the printer in depth. Very good results are then possible in any case. In case of questions or technical problems, a contact person of the company can always be reached. One is advised and supported gladly and in detail, the communication about the German language is without problems. If you have questions that can't be answered immediately, the technical department will be contacted and the support gets back to you quickly with a solution.
Tobias Zimmer, from Gießerei Zimmer
The iFactory One arrived in a well-packaged condition, all parts were present and showed no imperfections. The printer was completely disassembled, with screws and sliding T-nuts already inserted in some parts, as well as the extruder being pre-assembled. Assembly according to instructions was simple, but some experience with 3D printers is an advantage. It is recommended to tighten all screws only after an entire assembly step has been completed and is aligned at a right angle. Connecting to the W-LAN worked quite well - make sure that the router is not too far away. Calibrating the Y-axis worked without problems. When tensioning the belt, you should make sure that the tension is not too high, otherwise the motors can stop. Printing works well with the preset profiles, just make sure that you turn off the Z-jump when feeding, otherwise the belt will frequently move back and forth. This might lead to unattractive results. In summary, we can only say that the printer is very stable and robust. "Printing is a setting thing", so you should not expect instant miracles and deal with the printer in depth. Very good results are then possible in any case. In case of questions or technical problems, a contact person of the company can always be reached. One is advised and supported gladly and in detail, the communication about the German language is without problems. If you have questions that can't be answered immediately, the technical department will be contacted and the support gets back to you quickly with a solution.
Tobias Zimmer, from Gießerei Zimmer
The iFactory One arrived in a well-packaged condition, all parts were present and showed no imperfections. The printer was completely disassembled, with screws and sliding T-nuts already inserted in some parts, as well as the extruder being pre-assembled. Assembly according to instructions was simple, but some experience with 3D printers is an advantage. It is recommended to tighten all screws only after an entire assembly step has been completed and is aligned at a right angle. Connecting to the W-LAN worked quite well - make sure that the router is not too far away. Calibrating the Y-axis worked without problems. When tensioning the belt, you should make sure that the tension is not too high, otherwise the motors can stop. Printing works well with the preset profiles, just make sure that you turn off the Z-jump when feeding, otherwise the belt will frequently move back and forth. This might lead to unattractive results. In summary, we can only say that the printer is very stable and robust. "Printing is a setting thing", so you should not expect instant miracles and deal with the printer in depth. Very good results are then possible in any case. In case of questions or technical problems, a contact person of the company can always be reached. One is advised and supported gladly and in detail, the communication about the German language is without problems. If you have questions that can't be answered immediately, the technical department will be contacted and the support gets back to you quickly with a solution.
Tobias Zimmer, from Gießerei Zimmer
The iFactory One arrived in a well-packaged condition, all parts were present and showed no imperfections. The printer was completely disassembled, with screws and sliding T-nuts already inserted in some parts, as well as the extruder being pre-assembled. Assembly according to instructions was simple, but some experience with 3D printers is an advantage. It is recommended to tighten all screws only after an entire assembly step has been completed and is aligned at a right angle. Connecting to the W-LAN worked quite well - make sure that the router is not too far away. Calibrating the Y-axis worked without problems. When tensioning the belt, you should make sure that the tension is not too high, otherwise the motors can stop. Printing works well with the preset profiles, just make sure that you turn off the Z-jump when feeding, otherwise the belt will frequently move back and forth. This might lead to unattractive results. In summary, we can only say that the printer is very stable and robust. "Printing is a setting thing", so you should not expect instant miracles and deal with the printer in depth. Very good results are then possible in any case. In case of questions or technical problems, a contact person of the company can always be reached. One is advised and supported gladly and in detail, the communication about the German language is without problems. If you have questions that can't be answered immediately, the technical department will be contacted and the support gets back to you quickly with a solution.
Tobias Zimmer, from Gießerei Zimmer
The iFactory One arrived in a well-packaged condition, all parts were present and showed no imperfections. The printer was completely disassembled, with screws and sliding T-nuts already inserted in some parts, as well as the extruder being pre-assembled. Assembly according to instructions was simple, but some experience with 3D printers is an advantage. It is recommended to tighten all screws only after an entire assembly step has been completed and is aligned at a right angle. Connecting to the W-LAN worked quite well - make sure that the router is not too far away. Calibrating the Y-axis worked without problems. When tensioning the belt, you should make sure that the tension is not too high, otherwise the motors can stop. Printing works well with the preset profiles, just make sure that you turn off the Z-jump when feeding, otherwise the belt will frequently move back and forth. This might lead to unattractive results. In summary, we can only say that the printer is very stable and robust. "Printing is a setting thing", so you should not expect instant miracles and deal with the printer in depth. Very good results are then possible in any case. In case of questions or technical problems, a contact person of the company can always be reached. One is advised and supported gladly and in detail, the communication about the German language is without problems. If you have questions that can't be answered immediately, the technical department will be contacted and the support gets back to you quickly with a solution.
Tobias Zimmer, from Gießerei Zimmer
The iFactory One arrived in a well-packaged condition, all parts were present and showed no imperfections. The printer was completely disassembled, with screws and sliding T-nuts already inserted in some parts, as well as the extruder being pre-assembled. Assembly according to instructions was simple, but some experience with 3D printers is an advantage. It is recommended to tighten all screws only after an entire assembly step has been completed and is aligned at a right angle. Connecting to the W-LAN worked quite well - make sure that the router is not too far away. Calibrating the Y-axis worked without problems. When tensioning the belt, you should make sure that the tension is not too high, otherwise the motors can stop. Printing works well with the preset profiles, just make sure that you turn off the Z-jump when feeding, otherwise the belt will frequently move back and forth. This might lead to unattractive results. In summary, we can only say that the printer is very stable and robust. "Printing is a setting thing", so you should not expect instant miracles and deal with the printer in depth. Very good results are then possible in any case. In case of questions or technical problems, a contact person of the company can always be reached. One is advised and supported gladly and in detail, the communication about the German language is without problems. If you have questions that can't be answered immediately, the technical department will be contacted and the support gets back to you quickly with a solution.
Marcus Czaplejewicz, from Via Traffic Controlling
While looking for a suitable 3D printer to produce a small series, we came across the iFactory One at the end of 2020. The big advantage we recognized with this device is the "assembly line". The disadvantage was that we had to integrate the device into our production at very short notice. So we contacted the iFactory3D team at a short notice and this is where I have to say that TOP service starts for us. We received print samples of our component on an iFactory in a very short time and the quality was already convincing here. (printed in ASA filament) iFactory3D then quickly offered us a delivery within 2 weeks for the printer, with which we were more than satisfied. The printer arrived on time as a kit and was then assembled. This went smoothly with the instructions provided. Only at the end of the assembly it turned out that the X axis was not quite parallel to the belt, but we measured after assembly and could therefore determine before the test print and realign. The devil lies, as always, in the details 😉. The assembly time including calibration took about 4 hours. So we were able to quickly start testing the machine, of course with an XYZ Cube in PETG! 😊. I think that here pictures say more than words, from such a good first print, even I was surprised, where I use about 5 years in the private sector 3D printer and by far had much worse results with conventional systems. The test continued and this time with the actual component, which is to be manufactured in small series. The cube and the component were sliced in Cura, which has its own iFactory version that can be downloaded from the website. The only thing that was adjusted here is the temperature for our PETG filament and the part cooling. Everything else is the default settings of the PETG profile. Conclusion: We can recommend the printer with a clear conscience. It has produced about 2000 of our part to date and without a single misprint. Times and quantities vary here. Sometimes we print 30, sometimes 50 or even 300 pieces. The printer runs and does what it is designed to do, it prints!!! Nevertheless, we have exchanged the installed Raspberry Pi 3A for a Pi 4B, not because the 3A refuses its service, but we need the network interface for remote maintenance, which this unfortunately does not provide. One more thing that should not be ignored, for someone who wants to buy this great device as a beginner...start with a "normal" printer. If you don't already have some experience, starting with the assembly, and know what's involved, I could imagine that you might run into one or two problems that could quickly cause frustration for beginners. But if you can't help it, iFactory is there, I'm pretty sure, with advice and support! To date, Mr. Kevin Flesch regularly checks if everything is running smoothly and if he can do anything for us. This is exactly the service that a company needs and why we chose the iFactory One printer.
Marcus Czaplejewicz, from Via Traffic Controlling
While looking for a suitable 3D printer to produce a small series, we came across the iFactory One at the end of 2020. The big advantage we recognized with this device is the "assembly line". The disadvantage was that we had to integrate the device into our production at very short notice. So we contacted the iFactory3D team at a short notice and this is where I have to say that TOP service starts for us. We received print samples of our component on an iFactory in a very short time and the quality was already convincing here. (printed in ASA filament) iFactory3D then quickly offered us a delivery within 2 weeks for the printer, with which we were more than satisfied. The printer arrived on time as a kit and was then assembled. This went smoothly with the instructions provided. Only at the end of the assembly it turned out that the X axis was not quite parallel to the belt, but we measured after assembly and could therefore determine before the test print and realign. The devil lies, as always, in the details 😉. The assembly time including calibration took about 4 hours. So we were able to quickly start testing the machine, of course with an XYZ Cube in PETG! 😊. I think that here pictures say more than words, from such a good first print, even I was surprised, where I use about 5 years in the private sector 3D printer and by far had much worse results with conventional systems. The test continued and this time with the actual component, which is to be manufactured in small series. The cube and the component were sliced in Cura, which has its own iFactory version that can be downloaded from the website. The only thing that was adjusted here is the temperature for our PETG filament and the part cooling. Everything else is the default settings of the PETG profile. Conclusion: We can recommend the printer with a clear conscience. It has produced about 2000 of our part to date and without a single misprint. Times and quantities vary here. Sometimes we print 30, sometimes 50 or even 300 pieces. The printer runs and does what it is designed to do, it prints!!! Nevertheless, we have exchanged the installed Raspberry Pi 3A for a Pi 4B, not because the 3A refuses its service, but we need the network interface for remote maintenance, which this unfortunately does not provide. One more thing that should not be ignored, for someone who wants to buy this great device as a beginner...start with a "normal" printer. If you don't already have some experience, starting with the assembly, and know what's involved, I could imagine that you might run into one or two problems that could quickly cause frustration for beginners. But if you can't help it, iFactory is there, I'm pretty sure, with advice and support! To date, Mr. Kevin Flesch regularly checks if everything is running smoothly and if he can do anything for us. This is exactly the service that a company needs and why we chose the iFactory One printer.
Marcus Czaplejewicz, from Via Traffic Controlling
While looking for a suitable 3D printer to produce a small series, we came across the iFactory One at the end of 2020. The big advantage we recognized with this device is the "assembly line". The disadvantage was that we had to integrate the device into our production at very short notice. So we contacted the iFactory3D team at a short notice and this is where I have to say that TOP service starts for us. We received print samples of our component on an iFactory in a very short time and the quality was already convincing here. (printed in ASA filament) iFactory3D then quickly offered us a delivery within 2 weeks for the printer, with which we were more than satisfied. The printer arrived on time as a kit and was then assembled. This went smoothly with the instructions provided. Only at the end of the assembly it turned out that the X axis was not quite parallel to the belt, but we measured after assembly and could therefore determine before the test print and realign. The devil lies, as always, in the details 😉. The assembly time including calibration took about 4 hours. So we were able to quickly start testing the machine, of course with an XYZ Cube in PETG! 😊. I think that here pictures say more than words, from such a good first print, even I was surprised, where I use about 5 years in the private sector 3D printer and by far had much worse results with conventional systems. The test continued and this time with the actual component, which is to be manufactured in small series. The cube and the component were sliced in Cura, which has its own iFactory version that can be downloaded from the website. The only thing that was adjusted here is the temperature for our PETG filament and the part cooling. Everything else is the default settings of the PETG profile. Conclusion: We can recommend the printer with a clear conscience. It has produced about 2000 of our part to date and without a single misprint. Times and quantities vary here. Sometimes we print 30, sometimes 50 or even 300 pieces. The printer runs and does what it is designed to do, it prints!!! Nevertheless, we have exchanged the installed Raspberry Pi 3A for a Pi 4B, not because the 3A refuses its service, but we need the network interface for remote maintenance, which this unfortunately does not provide. One more thing that should not be ignored, for someone who wants to buy this great device as a beginner...start with a "normal" printer. If you don't already have some experience, starting with the assembly, and know what's involved, I could imagine that you might run into one or two problems that could quickly cause frustration for beginners. But if you can't help it, iFactory is there, I'm pretty sure, with advice and support! To date, Mr. Kevin Flesch regularly checks if everything is running smoothly and if he can do anything for us. This is exactly the service that a company needs and why we chose the iFactory One printer.
Marcus Czaplejewicz, from Via Traffic Controlling
While looking for a suitable 3D printer to produce a small series, we came across the iFactory One at the end of 2020. The big advantage we recognized with this device is the "assembly line". The disadvantage was that we had to integrate the device into our production at very short notice. So we contacted the iFactory3D team at a short notice and this is where I have to say that TOP service starts for us. We received print samples of our component on an iFactory in a very short time and the quality was already convincing here. (printed in ASA filament) iFactory3D then quickly offered us a delivery within 2 weeks for the printer, with which we were more than satisfied. The printer arrived on time as a kit and was then assembled. This went smoothly with the instructions provided. Only at the end of the assembly it turned out that the X axis was not quite parallel to the belt, but we measured after assembly and could therefore determine before the test print and realign. The devil lies, as always, in the details 😉. The assembly time including calibration took about 4 hours. So we were able to quickly start testing the machine, of course with an XYZ Cube in PETG! 😊. I think that here pictures say more than words, from such a good first print, even I was surprised, where I use about 5 years in the private sector 3D printer and by far had much worse results with conventional systems. The test continued and this time with the actual component, which is to be manufactured in small series. The cube and the component were sliced in Cura, which has its own iFactory version that can be downloaded from the website. The only thing that was adjusted here is the temperature for our PETG filament and the part cooling. Everything else is the default settings of the PETG profile. Conclusion: We can recommend the printer with a clear conscience. It has produced about 2000 of our part to date and without a single misprint. Times and quantities vary here. Sometimes we print 30, sometimes 50 or even 300 pieces. The printer runs and does what it is designed to do, it prints!!! Nevertheless, we have exchanged the installed Raspberry Pi 3A for a Pi 4B, not because the 3A refuses its service, but we need the network interface for remote maintenance, which this unfortunately does not provide. One more thing that should not be ignored, for someone who wants to buy this great device as a beginner...start with a "normal" printer. If you don't already have some experience, starting with the assembly, and know what's involved, I could imagine that you might run into one or two problems that could quickly cause frustration for beginners. But if you can't help it, iFactory is there, I'm pretty sure, with advice and support! To date, Mr. Kevin Flesch regularly checks if everything is running smoothly and if he can do anything for us. This is exactly the service that a company needs and why we chose the iFactory One printer.
Marcus Czaplejewicz, from Via Traffic Controlling
While looking for a suitable 3D printer to produce a small series, we came across the iFactory One at the end of 2020. The big advantage we recognized with this device is the "assembly line". The disadvantage was that we had to integrate the device into our production at very short notice. So we contacted the iFactory3D team at a short notice and this is where I have to say that TOP service starts for us. We received print samples of our component on an iFactory in a very short time and the quality was already convincing here. (printed in ASA filament) iFactory3D then quickly offered us a delivery within 2 weeks for the printer, with which we were more than satisfied. The printer arrived on time as a kit and was then assembled. This went smoothly with the instructions provided. Only at the end of the assembly it turned out that the X axis was not quite parallel to the belt, but we measured after assembly and could therefore determine before the test print and realign. The devil lies, as always, in the details 😉. The assembly time including calibration took about 4 hours. So we were able to quickly start testing the machine, of course with an XYZ Cube in PETG! 😊. I think that here pictures say more than words, from such a good first print, even I was surprised, where I use about 5 years in the private sector 3D printer and by far had much worse results with conventional systems. The test continued and this time with the actual component, which is to be manufactured in small series. The cube and the component were sliced in Cura, which has its own iFactory version that can be downloaded from the website. The only thing that was adjusted here is the temperature for our PETG filament and the part cooling. Everything else is the default settings of the PETG profile. Conclusion: We can recommend the printer with a clear conscience. It has produced about 2000 of our part to date and without a single misprint. Times and quantities vary here. Sometimes we print 30, sometimes 50 or even 300 pieces. The printer runs and does what it is designed to do, it prints!!! Nevertheless, we have exchanged the installed Raspberry Pi 3A for a Pi 4B, not because the 3A refuses its service, but we need the network interface for remote maintenance, which this unfortunately does not provide. One more thing that should not be ignored, for someone who wants to buy this great device as a beginner...start with a "normal" printer. If you don't already have some experience, starting with the assembly, and know what's involved, I could imagine that you might run into one or two problems that could quickly cause frustration for beginners. But if you can't help it, iFactory is there, I'm pretty sure, with advice and support! To date, Mr. Kevin Flesch regularly checks if everything is running smoothly and if he can do anything for us. This is exactly the service that a company needs and why we chose the iFactory One printer.
Marcus Czaplejewicz, from Via Traffic Controlling
While looking for a suitable 3D printer to produce a small series, we came across the iFactory One at the end of 2020. The big advantage we recognized with this device is the "assembly line". The disadvantage was that we had to integrate the device into our production at very short notice. So we contacted the iFactory3D team at a short notice and this is where I have to say that TOP service starts for us. We received print samples of our component on an iFactory in a very short time and the quality was already convincing here. (printed in ASA filament) iFactory3D then quickly offered us a delivery within 2 weeks for the printer, with which we were more than satisfied. The printer arrived on time as a kit and was then assembled. This went smoothly with the instructions provided. Only at the end of the assembly it turned out that the X axis was not quite parallel to the belt, but we measured after assembly and could therefore determine before the test print and realign. The devil lies, as always, in the details 😉. The assembly time including calibration took about 4 hours. So we were able to quickly start testing the machine, of course with an XYZ Cube in PETG! 😊. I think that here pictures say more than words, from such a good first print, even I was surprised, where I use about 5 years in the private sector 3D printer and by far had much worse results with conventional systems. The test continued and this time with the actual component, which is to be manufactured in small series. The cube and the component were sliced in Cura, which has its own iFactory version that can be downloaded from the website. The only thing that was adjusted here is the temperature for our PETG filament and the part cooling. Everything else is the default settings of the PETG profile. Conclusion: We can recommend the printer with a clear conscience. It has produced about 2000 of our part to date and without a single misprint. Times and quantities vary here. Sometimes we print 30, sometimes 50 or even 300 pieces. The printer runs and does what it is designed to do, it prints!!! Nevertheless, we have exchanged the installed Raspberry Pi 3A for a Pi 4B, not because the 3A refuses its service, but we need the network interface for remote maintenance, which this unfortunately does not provide. One more thing that should not be ignored, for someone who wants to buy this great device as a beginner...start with a "normal" printer. If you don't already have some experience, starting with the assembly, and know what's involved, I could imagine that you might run into one or two problems that could quickly cause frustration for beginners. But if you can't help it, iFactory is there, I'm pretty sure, with advice and support! To date, Mr. Kevin Flesch regularly checks if everything is running smoothly and if he can do anything for us. This is exactly the service that a company needs and why we chose the iFactory One printer.
Marcus Czaplejewicz, from Via Traffic Controlling
While looking for a suitable 3D printer to produce a small series, we came across the iFactory One at the end of 2020. The big advantage we recognized with this device is the "assembly line". The disadvantage was that we had to integrate the device into our production at very short notice. So we contacted the iFactory3D team at a short notice and this is where I have to say that TOP service starts for us. We received print samples of our component on an iFactory in a very short time and the quality was already convincing here. (printed in ASA filament) iFactory3D then quickly offered us a delivery within 2 weeks for the printer, with which we were more than satisfied. The printer arrived on time as a kit and was then assembled. This went smoothly with the instructions provided. Only at the end of the assembly it turned out that the X axis was not quite parallel to the belt, but we measured after assembly and could therefore determine before the test print and realign. The devil lies, as always, in the details 😉. The assembly time including calibration took about 4 hours. So we were able to quickly start testing the machine, of course with an XYZ Cube in PETG! 😊. I think that here pictures say more than words, from such a good first print, even I was surprised, where I use about 5 years in the private sector 3D printer and by far had much worse results with conventional systems. The test continued and this time with the actual component, which is to be manufactured in small series. The cube and the component were sliced in Cura, which has its own iFactory version that can be downloaded from the website. The only thing that was adjusted here is the temperature for our PETG filament and the part cooling. Everything else is the default settings of the PETG profile. Conclusion: We can recommend the printer with a clear conscience. It has produced about 2000 of our part to date and without a single misprint. Times and quantities vary here. Sometimes we print 30, sometimes 50 or even 300 pieces. The printer runs and does what it is designed to do, it prints!!! Nevertheless, we have exchanged the installed Raspberry Pi 3A for a Pi 4B, not because the 3A refuses its service, but we need the network interface for remote maintenance, which this unfortunately does not provide. One more thing that should not be ignored, for someone who wants to buy this great device as a beginner...start with a "normal" printer. If you don't already have some experience, starting with the assembly, and know what's involved, I could imagine that you might run into one or two problems that could quickly cause frustration for beginners. But if you can't help it, iFactory is there, I'm pretty sure, with advice and support! To date, Mr. Kevin Flesch regularly checks if everything is running smoothly and if he can do anything for us. This is exactly the service that a company needs and why we chose the iFactory One printer.
Marcus Czaplejewicz, from Via Traffic Controlling
While looking for a suitable 3D printer to produce a small series, we came across the iFactory One at the end of 2020. The big advantage we recognized with this device is the "assembly line". The disadvantage was that we had to integrate the device into our production at very short notice. So we contacted the iFactory3D team at a short notice and this is where I have to say that TOP service starts for us. We received print samples of our component on an iFactory in a very short time and the quality was already convincing here. (printed in ASA filament) iFactory3D then quickly offered us a delivery within 2 weeks for the printer, with which we were more than satisfied. The printer arrived on time as a kit and was then assembled. This went smoothly with the instructions provided. Only at the end of the assembly it turned out that the X axis was not quite parallel to the belt, but we measured after assembly and could therefore determine before the test print and realign. The devil lies, as always, in the details 😉. The assembly time including calibration took about 4 hours. So we were able to quickly start testing the machine, of course with an XYZ Cube in PETG! 😊. I think that here pictures say more than words, from such a good first print, even I was surprised, where I use about 5 years in the private sector 3D printer and by far had much worse results with conventional systems. The test continued and this time with the actual component, which is to be manufactured in small series. The cube and the component were sliced in Cura, which has its own iFactory version that can be downloaded from the website. The only thing that was adjusted here is the temperature for our PETG filament and the part cooling. Everything else is the default settings of the PETG profile. Conclusion: We can recommend the printer with a clear conscience. It has produced about 2000 of our part to date and without a single misprint. Times and quantities vary here. Sometimes we print 30, sometimes 50 or even 300 pieces. The printer runs and does what it is designed to do, it prints!!! Nevertheless, we have exchanged the installed Raspberry Pi 3A for a Pi 4B, not because the 3A refuses its service, but we need the network interface for remote maintenance, which this unfortunately does not provide. One more thing that should not be ignored, for someone who wants to buy this great device as a beginner...start with a "normal" printer. If you don't already have some experience, starting with the assembly, and know what's involved, I could imagine that you might run into one or two problems that could quickly cause frustration for beginners. But if you can't help it, iFactory is there, I'm pretty sure, with advice and support! To date, Mr. Kevin Flesch regularly checks if everything is running smoothly and if he can do anything for us. This is exactly the service that a company needs and why we chose the iFactory One printer.
Marcus Czaplejewicz, from Via Traffic Controlling
While looking for a suitable 3D printer to produce a small series, we came across the iFactory One at the end of 2020. The big advantage we recognized with this device is the "assembly line". The disadvantage was that we had to integrate the device into our production at very short notice. So we contacted the iFactory3D team at a short notice and this is where I have to say that TOP service starts for us. We received print samples of our component on an iFactory in a very short time and the quality was already convincing here. (printed in ASA filament) iFactory3D then quickly offered us a delivery within 2 weeks for the printer, with which we were more than satisfied. The printer arrived on time as a kit and was then assembled. This went smoothly with the instructions provided. Only at the end of the assembly it turned out that the X axis was not quite parallel to the belt, but we measured after assembly and could therefore determine before the test print and realign. The devil lies, as always, in the details 😉. The assembly time including calibration took about 4 hours. So we were able to quickly start testing the machine, of course with an XYZ Cube in PETG! 😊. I think that here pictures say more than words, from such a good first print, even I was surprised, where I use about 5 years in the private sector 3D printer and by far had much worse results with conventional systems. The test continued and this time with the actual component, which is to be manufactured in small series. The cube and the component were sliced in Cura, which has its own iFactory version that can be downloaded from the website. The only thing that was adjusted here is the temperature for our PETG filament and the part cooling. Everything else is the default settings of the PETG profile. Conclusion: We can recommend the printer with a clear conscience. It has produced about 2000 of our part to date and without a single misprint. Times and quantities vary here. Sometimes we print 30, sometimes 50 or even 300 pieces. The printer runs and does what it is designed to do, it prints!!! Nevertheless, we have exchanged the installed Raspberry Pi 3A for a Pi 4B, not because the 3A refuses its service, but we need the network interface for remote maintenance, which this unfortunately does not provide. One more thing that should not be ignored, for someone who wants to buy this great device as a beginner...start with a "normal" printer. If you don't already have some experience, starting with the assembly, and know what's involved, I could imagine that you might run into one or two problems that could quickly cause frustration for beginners. But if you can't help it, iFactory is there, I'm pretty sure, with advice and support! To date, Mr. Kevin Flesch regularly checks if everything is running smoothly and if he can do anything for us. This is exactly the service that a company needs and why we chose the iFactory One printer.
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Lars –
The iFactoryOne printer is a great 3D printer with a 45 degree printing angle. We use it for scale modelling and test .gcode files to check the path and improve our 3D model. The assembly and calibration manual is clear and the parts are decent quality. After running some tests we printed a nice scale model and we are able to use it to improve the model.
Besides, iFactory3D customer support has a good service, quick response and is willing to answer your questions.
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Sven Doll, from Söhner Kunststofftechnik GmbH –
We have been working with iFactory3D printers for a good 5 months now and have been able to realize some extraordinary projects. The printers offer us completely new possibilities to implement our ideas easily and quickly. If we had any questions or problems of any kind, iFactory3D was always by our side and was able to help us within a very brief period of time.
We are looking forward to a further good cooperation.
Tobias Zimmer, from Gießerei Zimmer –
The iFactory One arrived in a well-packaged condition, all parts were present and showed no imperfections. The printer was completely disassembled, with screws and sliding T-nuts already inserted in some parts, as well as the extruder being pre-assembled. Assembly according to instructions was simple, but some experience with 3D printers is an advantage. It is recommended to tighten all screws only after an entire assembly step has been completed and is aligned at a right angle.
Connecting to the W-LAN worked quite well – make sure that the router is not too far away.
Calibrating the Y-axis worked without problems. When tensioning the belt, you should make sure that the tension is not too high, otherwise the motors can stop.
Printing works well with the preset profiles, just make sure that you turn off the Z-jump when feeding, otherwise the belt will frequently move back and forth. This might lead to unattractive results.
In summary, we can only say that the printer is very stable and robust. “Printing is a setting thing”, so you should not expect instant miracles and deal with the printer in depth. Very good results are then possible in any case.
In case of questions or technical problems, a contact person of the company can always be reached. One is advised and supported gladly and in detail, the communication about the German language is without problems. If you have questions that can’t be answered immediately, the technical department will be contacted and the support gets back to you quickly with a solution.
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Marcus Czaplejewicz, from Via Traffic Controlling –
While looking for a suitable 3D printer to produce a small series, we came across the iFactory One at the end of 2020.
The big advantage we recognized with this device is the “assembly line”.
The disadvantage was that we had to integrate the device into our production at very short notice.
So we contacted the iFactory3D team at a short notice and this is where I have to say that TOP service starts for us.
We received print samples of our component on an iFactory in a very short time and the quality was already convincing here. (printed in ASA filament)
iFactory3D then quickly offered us a delivery within 2 weeks for the printer, with which we were more than satisfied.
The printer arrived on time as a kit and was then assembled.
This went smoothly with the instructions provided. Only at the end of the assembly it turned out that the X axis was not quite parallel to the belt, but we measured after assembly and could therefore determine before the test print and realign.
The devil lies, as always, in the details 😉.
The assembly time including calibration took about 4 hours.
So we were able to quickly start testing the machine, of course with an XYZ Cube in PETG! 😊. I think that here pictures say more than words, from such a good first print, even I was surprised, where I use about 5 years in the private sector 3D printer and by far had much worse results with conventional systems.
The test continued and this time with the actual component, which is to be manufactured in small series. The cube and the component were sliced in Cura, which has its own iFactory version that can be downloaded from the website. The only thing that was adjusted here is the temperature for our PETG filament and the part cooling.
Everything else is the default settings of the PETG profile.
Conclusion:
We can recommend the printer with a clear conscience.
It has produced about 2000 of our part to date and without a single misprint.
Times and quantities vary here. Sometimes we print 30, sometimes 50 or even 300 pieces.
The printer runs and does what it is designed to do, it prints!!!
Nevertheless, we have exchanged the installed Raspberry Pi 3A for a Pi 4B, not because the 3A refuses its service, but we need the network interface for remote maintenance, which this unfortunately does not provide.
One more thing that should not be ignored, for someone who wants to buy this great device as a beginner…start with a “normal” printer.
If you don’t already have some experience, starting with the assembly, and know what’s involved, I could imagine that you might run into one or two problems that could quickly cause frustration for beginners.
But if you can’t help it, iFactory is there, I’m pretty sure, with advice and support!
To date, Mr. Kevin Flesch regularly checks if everything is running smoothly and if he can do anything for us.
This is exactly the service that a company needs and why we chose the iFactory One printer.
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Julian H. –
I am printing my 1:32 train models. The iFactory One is perfect for such a large scale, because i don’t have to cut the models in smaller parts anymore. One Print, one Wagon