The USA's Largest Producer of 3D Printers
Secure, US-made, TAA-compliant 3D printing for business, education, and government — sold, supported, and shipped direct from our Delaware team.
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Compliance & Safety Standards
We meet the strict procurement requirements of government agencies and educational institutions. We offer TAA-compliant 3D printers and materials, and can provide all necessary MSDS and manufacturing certifications. We also have a proven track record of providing the necessary safety accessories to address air quality and thermal protection, ensuring a safe printing environment for K-12 schools and enterprise installations.
Industries
Built for your sector
Original Prusa printers, Prusament materials and a US team that answers the phone, set up for how your organization buys.
Defense
Offline-ready printers for bases, depots and field repair.
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Aerospace
High-temperature printing on the Pro HT90 for tooling and flight test parts.
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Space
Low-outgassing materials and traceable spools for space hardware teams.
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Government
Purchase orders, tax-exempt accounts and card purchases under the micro-purchase threshold.
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Education
Classroom and makerspace bundles, from K-12 to university labs.
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Critical Infrastructure
Critical Infrastructure Edition printers, supported by our team in Wilmington, Delaware.
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Oil & Gas
Durable, chemical-resistant parts for demanding field conditions.
Automotive
Rapid prototypes, jigs, and fixtures that speed up production.
Medical
Precise printing for devices, surgical models, and fixtures.
Machines for Every Requirement
Original Prusa® CORE One+ (Gen 2)
Fully enclosed, quiet, and upgradeable — the engineering workhorse for teams.
From $ 1,149.00
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Original Prusa CORE One L Critical Infrastructure Edition
Air-gapped, ruggedized, and secure — for critical infrastructure and defense.
From $ 2,889.99
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Prusa® Pro HT90
High-temp chamber for PEEK, Ultem, and mission-critical polymers.
From $ 11,999.00
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Advanced materials
Materials for demanding parts
Five specialty Prusament materials, each with its own page covering specs, printer setup and what to buy.
PC Space Grade
Low-outgassing polycarbonate for space and vacuum use.
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PEI 1010
High-temperature super polymer, printed on the Pro HT90.
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PETG Tungsten 75%
Radiation shielding you can print on a CORE One L+.
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PETG V0
UL 94 V-0 self-extinguishing PETG for transit and electronics.
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Polypropylene
Chemical-resistant, lightweight PP-CF and PP-GF.
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Ways to buy
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Pick products and quantities; a US specialist replies within one business day.
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Preconfigured packages, purchase orders on net 30, and tax-exempt setup.
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Not sure what fits? Tell us the job and we'll recommend a setup.
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Tell us what you need — quotes, purchase orders, and ongoing support, handled locally by our Delaware team.
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What people build on these machines
How Zac Hartley runs 70 Prusa printers
A working farm operator on throughput, failure rate and staffing. What he buys, what breaks, and what he keeps on the shelf.
- 70printers running
- 90 to 95%print success
- 2full-time operators
$2.50 a part: the Army case behind the 173rd Airborne's printers
A serving officer sets out what his brigade prints today and the Army precedent he uses to argue for printing spares at the tactical edge.
- 284caps printed
- 1,472days recovered
- $2.50per part
SHARK.AERO prints over 100 of the 200 parts in each aircraft
A Czech-Slovak aircraft maker on which parts it prints, which materials it trusts near the engine, and the tooling that never reaches the aircraft.
- 100+printed parts each
- 100work hours saved
- 3aircraft a month
TRL Space qualified a printed deployer part at 0.25% outgassing
A Brno space company and Prusa put a printable polycarbonate through ESA outgassing and ESD testing, then used it in a CubeSat deployer. It beat all four of ...
- 0.25%total mass loss, 1% limit
- 0.00%CVCM, 0.1% limit
- 0.12%recovered mass loss
How UCalgary runs a 70-plus printer fleet for 3,000 engineering students a year
Eight years of growth from 20 printers to a campus fleet, and how the makerspace keeps it running for a queue of undergraduates.
- 70+printers on site
- 3,000engineering students a year
- 4XLs
The Berlin makerspace where one tenant runs 20 Prusa printers
A community innovation hub with a shared Prusa bench, and a hardware company on site printing 12 functional parts into every product it ships.
- 20printers, one tenant
- 12printed parts each
- 5tool heads on the XL
IKEM prints 4 to 6 kidneys a month before transplant surgery
A Prague transplant institute prints full-scale organ models from CT data so surgeons can find the complications before the operation starts.
- 4 to 6models a month
- 12 to 18 hprint time each
- 2printers
Angel Aerial prints whole airframes in ASA on five HT90s
A Cincinnati drone maker moved airframe production in-house on high-temperature printers and stopped buying parts from a service bureau.
- 5Prusa Pro HT90s
- $20,000saved in year one
- 90 °Cchamber temperature
The room where 800 printers do nothing but print printer parts
Prusa Research's own farm, documented from the inside: what it prints, what it consumes, how many people it takes and what gets scrapped.
- 800+printers running today
- 27 hper parts set
- 24/7since 2017