Our wide range of advanced printing technologies and available materials allow us to support all manner of prototyping and manufacturing projects. Get a glimpse of what ProtoSpace can offer...

Our Approach to 3D Printing

We house the most advance additive manufacturing technologies, from the highest quality FFF printers, colour polyjet machines, powder-based Multijet Fusion systems to Structured Light 3D scanners and. The range of commercial and beta-mode 3D printers are constantly evolving. Our facility currently includes:

Technologies at ProtoSpace

  • Markforged Metal X

    Our Ultimo campus boasts of a Markforged Metal X printer, and we're looking forward to a Selective Laser Melting and Direct Energy

Image of the MetalX 3D Printer

  • HP Jet Fusion 5200

    Our HP Jet Fusion prints with nylon powder and can produce multibody assemblies and highly detailed parts.

Image of HP Multijet Fusion 3D Printer

  • Stratasys J750 Polyjet

    A versatile technology capable of producing plastic components in multiple colours, stiffnesses and multiple textures.

Photo of the Stratasys J750 Polyjet printer

  • 3D Scanning

    3D scanners allow for the reverse engineering, repair and reproduction of complex parts.

Apple being scanned on the Solutionix C500

  • SLA / Stereolithography

    Stereolithography 3D printers print parts upside down, using a laser the machines solidify liquid resin into solid plastic.

Image of Formlabs machines on shelf

  • Stratasys FDM

    Fused Deposition Modelling/Fused Filament Fabrication printers offer a range of materials from ASA, TPU to carbon infused nylon.

Image of the Stratasys 450mc FDM printer