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Critical Infrastructure

Built to run with the network unplugged.

Two Prusa machines in the Critical Infrastructure configuration, assembled in the USA and EU, supported from Wilmington, Delaware.

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NDAA

Section 889 sourced electronics

TAA

Assessment completed

Offline

No cloud account, no telemetry required

USA & EU

Assembled and tested

Delaware

Support and repairs

Manufacturer specification

What the hardware is specified to do

Wireless radio

None. Removed from the custom-made mainboard. Wi-Fi USB modules are not accepted — it is the hardware, not a software switch.

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Network port

An RJ45 port remains, for an isolated LAN. No internet access is needed, ever — a dead-end VLAN, or no cable at all.

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Mass storage

No internal mass storage.

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Volatile memory

Wiped by a power cycle, including the SRAM used for print buffering.

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Camera

Not fitted. An optional upgrade, not a default. The CI workflow is camera-free, with files moved on hardware-encrypted USB.

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Firmware updates

USB packages you stage, validate and approve. No forced online updates, no phone-home. Source on GitHub.

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Telemetry

None. Without Prusa Connect, which is optional, no telemetry, usage statistics or print data reaches Prusa or third parties.

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Prusa publishes a Letters of Volatility package for the platform, to help security reviewers document what the device may store. It is Prusa's document, not one we hold. If your review needs it, say so and we take it up with Prusa.

A specification can change without our being told. Ask us to re-confirm it in writing before it goes into a requirement or an award document.

A soldier in camouflage uniform with a Czech Republic flag patch holds a large black polymer part with a bolted circular hub, beside the riveted yellow and green fuselage of a military helicopter in a hangar.

For work where the part has to be made on site.

The machines

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Front view of a black enclosed Prusa CORE One L 3D printer with an orange printed rocket-engine model on the build plate and a lit blue strip beneath it.

Original Prusa CORE One L Critical Infrastructure Edition

300 × 300 × 330 mm enclosed

From$ 2,889.99

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Front view of an open-frame Original Prusa XL 3D printer with two tool heads on the gantry and two filament spools, one black and one natural, mounted at the left.

Original Prusa XL Assembled Critical Infrastructure Edition

360 × 360 × 360 mm · 2 or 5 tool heads

From$ 4,540.00

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Procurement

The solution for rapid manufacturing

$ 11,559.96

under the $15,000 micro-purchase threshold

1 × CORE One L Critical Infrastructure Edition $ 2,889.99
4 × CORE One L Critical Infrastructure Edition $ 11,559.96
1 × XL Assembled Critical Infrastructure Edition $ 4,540.00
FAR 2.101 micro-purchase threshold $15,000

FAR 2.101 sets $15,000 for supplies or services; it rose from $10,000 on 1 October 2025 and is inflation-adjusted on the FAR 1.109 cycle. Construction and service-contract labor carry their own thresholds. Confirm the current figure.

Store accounts are not tax-exempt by default. Tell us at quote stage.

Next step

Two ways to reach us

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Both machines carried through. Add spares, note a PO number or a tax exemption. Our Delaware team replies within 1 business day. Quotes valid 30 days.

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Which configuration fits, what documentation comes with it, and how to structure the purchase.

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