At Exapro, we're proud to offer a diverse range of used 3D printers, serving a variety of sectors from manufacturing to healthcare. These transformative machines bring numerous benefits, including rapid prototyping, cost-effectiveness, enhanced customisation, and reduced waste, making them invaluable assets to modern production. Our machines range in price from €8,000 up to €56,000 for premium, industrial-grade printers from leading brands such as Stratasys, 3D Systems, HP, and more. Each printer comes with its unique parameters like build volume, layer resolution, print speed, and material compatibility, catering to your specific requirements. Whether you're shaping the future of aerospace engineering, creating intricate jewellery designs, or pioneering medical advancements, Exapro has a 3D printer for you. Investing in our used machines not only means accessing high-quality equipment at a significantly reduced price but also contributing to a more sustainable production future. Trust in Exapro's commitment to excellent customer service and find the perfect 3D printer to elevate your business today.

Used HP MJF 4200 3D Printer

Year: 2017

Laser power 30 W Usable building volume: Length 380 mm Width 284 mm Height 380 mm Building speed 68.5 cm3/min Layer thickness 0.08 mm Current consumption 11 kW Voltage 50 Hz 3x 400 Volt Machine's weight about 750 kg Overall dimensions machine: Length 2210 mm Width 1200 mm Height 1448 mm Computer software HP SmartStream 3D Network Ethernet Various accessories: …

Used Markforged Mark Two 3D Printer Low working hours

Year: 2018

Markforged Mark Two 3D printer with FFF / CFF technology in very good condition. working surface of 320 x 132 x 154 mm the elements can be printed with the basic material ONYX and nylon and continuous fibre reinforcement like carbon, glass fibre, HSHT glass fibre, Kevlar. The printer comes with original accessories like Dry Box, spanners, setting tools and …

used Markforged Markforged X7 3D Printer

Year: 2018

Markforged X7 industrial 3D printer in best condition. The machine was used exclusively by certified 3D printing technicians. This was purely for demonstration purposes. Therefore the machine is in top condition. Technology: Fused Filament Fabrication, Continuous Fibre Reinforcement Installation space (WxDxH): 330 x 270 x 200 mm Weight: 48 kg Footprint (WxDxH): 584 x 483 x 914 mm Tensile strength: …



Stratasys Objet500 Connex3 3D Printer

Year: 2018

This Stratasys Objet500 Connex3 3D Printer was made in the year 2018 in Israel. Three materials can be printed at the same time, i.e. colored models are possible, hard/soft material combinations are possible, and transparent components can be printed. The high pressure cleaning system is included. Measurements width: 490 mm Measurements depth: 390 mm Measurements height: 200 mm various spare …

Stratasys Objet24 3D Printer Low working hours

Year: 2015

This Stratasys Objet24 3D Printer was manufactured in the year 2015 in Israel and has 872 printing hours. It is equipped with a Stratasys control unit. CNC: Stratasys Main electronic connection: 200-240V/50-60 Hz Power consumption: 3.5 kVa

HP MJF 580 3D Printer

Year: 2019

Resolution 1200 dpi

Stratasys objet30 V3 pro 3D Printer

Year: 2015

This Stratasys objet30 V3 pro 3D Printer was manufactured in the year 2015 in Israel. Power rating: 100-120v~;

DWS S.r.l. DigitalWax 3D Printer Hot deal Low working hours

Year: 2019

DWS SLA resin 3D printer. Extreme precision (layer from 0.01 to 0.1 mm). Printing plate 150x150x200. Possibility of printing over 60 different types of materials. The printer is in perfect condition. In addition: UV oven, resin for printing, resin container tray.

BCN3D EPSILON W27 3D Printer Hot deal

Year: 2021

3D printing technology Fused Filament Manufacturing (FFF) Extruder Double independent extruder (IDEX) Build volume 420mm x 300mm x 220mm Printing chamber: - Passive heating chamber - Fully closed - Safety break Filtration system Class H13 HEPA filter Activated carbon filter Number of extruders: 2 Extrusion system: High-tech Bondtech™ extruder with dual drive gears Hotends optimized and manufactured by e3D™ Print …

WASP 3MT 4.0 3D Printer

Year: 2022

WASP 3MT 4.0 for sale Large format printer, powered by plastic pellets, also possible by filament, completely renovated less than 1 year ago with new components. Updated to system 4.0 PRINTING DIMENSIONS 1000mm diameter h=12000 mm Billable Available for viewing or testing Videos and photos available We evaluate offers or proposals

JDEAL-Form 3NTR A2 3D Printer

Year: 2020

Technical data: A2 Max print volume: 600 x 325 x 500mm Number of extruders 2 or 3 Max extrusion temperature 450°C Max tray temperature 160°C Max chamber temperature 90°C Max travel speed 300mm/sec Removable print bed Yes Mechanical precision X Y 0.011mm Usable polymers All…* All…* Flexible filaments Yes (optional) Yes (optional) Minimum layer thickness 0.05mm Available nozzle diameters 0.3 …

Almost new Destop Metal Studio System 3D Drucker 3D Printer

Year: 2019

Complete system including debinding and sintering oven. Completely ready for operation and can be used in the German power grid. Currently equipped with high resolution nozzle (250my).

TECHGINE TS120 3D Printer

Year:

TS120 SLM TS120 metal 3D printer Serial number TS12019018


HP JET FUSION 3D 580 HP 580

Year: 2021

Resolution 1080 dpi

Stratasys F370 3D Printer

Year: 2020

Stratasys F370 is an innovative solution for the industrial, educational, medical and business industries. Thanks to the combination of the GrabCAD F123 series software with FDM printing technology, the device is suitable for both creating complex elements with the highest detail accuracy and rapid prototyping. The innovative tool is the perfect equipment for every office. • They do not require …

Stratasys F770 3D Printer

Year: 2021

This Stratasys F770 3D Printer was manufactured in the year 2021 in the United States and has 366 hours. It is equipped with Software: GrabCAD Print, Insight, and Control Center. The machine has a building envelope (XYZ) of 1000 x 610 x 610 mm. Machine width: 1750 mm Machine depth: 1240 mm Machine height: 1960 mm Machine weight: 658 kg …

STRATASYS Objet500 Connex3 3D Printer

Year: 2017

Resolution 600 dpi


Explore Industrial 3D Printers with Exapro

Exapro is your go-to marketplace for high-quality, used industrial machinery. Among our diverse range of equipment, we proudly present a broad selection of 3D printers, revolutionising industries worldwide with their cutting-edge applications.

3D printing, or additive manufacturing, is a technology that constructs three-dimensional objects from digital designs, layer by layer. It provides unparalleled flexibility, enabling you to manufacture complex geometries that would be nearly impossible with traditional techniques.

From rapid prototyping to bespoke production runs, 3D printers offer a gamut of benefits. They drastically reduce time-to-market, streamline production processes, and offer significant cost savings. Furthermore, they allow for remarkable customisation, letting you personalise each product to meet specific customer needs.

Exapro's selection spans across various manufacturers, each celebrated for their reliable and innovative technology. We provide machines that cater to an array of budgets, starting from affordable entry-level printers ideal for small businesses or educational institutions, extending to premium, industrial-grade models for larger manufacturers seeking high-volume, high-precision production.

At Exapro, we specialise in providing high-quality, used industrial machinery that offers exceptional value for money. Our 3D printers are no exception, with a range of models available to suit different budgets and requirements. Our used 3D printers typically range in price from €8,000 to €56,000, offering flexibility for businesses of all sizes.

Our 3D printers serve numerous sectors, including healthcare, automotive, aerospace, construction, education, and many more. Each machine on our platform is comprehensively evaluated to ensure it offers superior performance, reliability, and value for money.

Investing in a used 3D printer from Exapro means gaining access to top-tier machinery at a fraction of the cost of new equipment, providing a sustainable and cost-effective solution to your manufacturing needs. Trust in our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction as we guide you to the perfect 3D printing solution. Experience the future of manufacturing with Exapro today.

 

Benefits of 3D Printers

3D printers have transformed manufacturing, design, and various other industries, offering a host of advantages that traditional methods cannot match:

Rapid Prototyping: One of the most significant benefits of 3D printers is rapid prototyping. It significantly reduces the time between initial design and prototype, enabling faster iterations and improvements.

Cost-Effective: Unlike traditional manufacturing processes, which require expensive moulds and human labour, 3D printers can produce complex geometries and designs at a much lower cost.

Customisation: Every single part can be personalised to meet specific requirements, making 3D printing ideal for customised production runs, like dental implants, personalised jewellery, and bespoke industrial components.

Design Freedom: Traditional methods, such as injection moulding or machining, come with design constraints. In contrast, 3D printing offers far greater design freedom, allowing for the creation of shapes and internal structures that would otherwise be impossible.

Reduced Waste: 3D printing is an additive process, which means material is only used where needed. This dramatically reduces waste compared to subtractive manufacturing methods, making it a more environmentally friendly option.

Material Variety: Modern 3D printers can work with a wide range of materials, including plastics, resins, metals, and even ceramics. This allows manufacturers to choose the best material for specific applications.

On-Demand Production: 3D printers enable on-demand production, meaning businesses can print only what they need, when they need it. This eliminates the need for large storage spaces and reduces inventory costs.

Tool-Less: In traditional manufacturing, creating a custom mould or die can be time-consuming and expensive. However, in 3D printing, the same printer can produce different parts, providing an economic advantage for small production runs.

Innovation and Learning: Lastly, 3D printers foster innovation. They are used in education to provide hands-on learning, creative problem-solving, and a tangible way to visualize complex designs.

These advantages make 3D printers an invaluable tool in both industrial and personal applications, leading to a paradigm shift in how we approach design and manufacturing.

 

Main machine parameters of 3D Printers

When looking at 3D printers, there are several crucial parameters that you should consider:

Build Volume: This is the maximum size of an object that a 3D printer can produce in a single run. It's typically measured in XYZ dimensions and varies widely between models.

Layer Resolution: Also known as layer height or print resolution, this parameter affects the level of detail a printer can achieve. Lower numbers (such as 50-100 microns) mean finer detail.

Print Speed: The speed at which the printer can move its print head and extrude material. This can affect how quickly a part is produced, though higher speeds can sometimes result in lower quality prints.

Material Compatibility: Some printers are designed to work with specific types of filament, such as PLA, ABS, nylon, or even metal or wood composites. Ensuring a printer is compatible with the material you intend to use is essential.

Nozzle Diameter: The nozzle diameter influences the print speed and layer height. A smaller diameter allows for higher detail but may slow the print speed.

Extruder Type: 3D printers generally have either direct or Bowden extruders. Direct extruders provide more precise filament control, while Bowden extruders are lighter and can allow for faster movement and printing.

Print Technology: The type of 3D printing technology used can vary between printers. The most common types include FDM (Fused Deposition Modelling), SLA (Stereolithography), and SLS (Selective Laser Sintering), each with its own strengths and weaknesses.

Connectivity: How the printer connects to receive print files, whether it's through USB, Wi-Fi, Ethernet, or SD card.

Heated Bed: A heated print bed helps to prevent warping and improves adhesion of the first layer of the print. This can be especially important when printing with certain materials, like ABS.

Software Compatibility: Not all 3D printers work with all slicing software, so ensure your printer is compatible with your preferred software.

These parameters should be carefully evaluated when choosing a 3D printer, as they can significantly impact the printer's performance, the quality of the printed parts, and the overall user experience.

 

Area of use of 3D Printers

3D printers have a wide variety of applications across numerous fields. Here are some key areas:

Manufacturing: 3D printers have revolutionised the manufacturing industry by allowing for rapid prototyping, which shortens the development cycle of new products. They also allow for on-demand manufacturing of parts, which can significantly reduce costs.

Aerospace & Automotive: These industries use 3D printing to create complex, lightweight parts. These parts often have internal structures that are impossible to manufacture using traditional methods. Examples include fuel nozzles in jet engines or custom car parts.

Healthcare: 3D printing is used to create custom prosthetics, dental implants, and even synthetic skin for burn victims. In addition, bioprinting, an offshoot of 3D printing, aims to print human organs for transplantation.

Construction: Large-scale 3D printers can 'print' entire buildings. They extrude a concrete mixture layer by layer to construct homes or other structures. This technology has the potential to create affordable housing and is also being explored for building structures on other planets.

Education: 3D printers serve as excellent educational tools. They allow students to bring their designs and ideas to life, fostering creativity and hands-on learning.

Fashion and Jewellery: 3D printing is used to create intricate designs in both fashion and jewellery. This includes everything from custom engagement rings to avant-garde clothing.

Food Industry: Specialised 3D printers can 'print' food, extruding edible materials into appealing shapes. These have applications in gourmet restaurants, confectionary design, and even potential future use in space travel.

Art and Sculpture: Artists are using 3D printing to create complex sculptures and installations that would be difficult or impossible to make by hand.

These are just a few examples of how 3D printers are being utilised. The technology is constantly evolving and finding new applications, making it an exciting field to follow.

 

Key Manufacturers of 3D Printers

There are several prominent manufacturers of 3D printers who are recognised for their innovative and reliable models. These include:

Stratasys: A long-standing leader in the 3D printing industry, Stratasys offers a variety of high-quality 3D printers that use FDM and PolyJet technologies. Stratasys printers are known for their reliability and precision, making them popular in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and healthcare.

3D Systems: As the creator of the original 3D printing technology (stereolithography), 3D Systems offers a variety of 3D printers suited for both home and office use. Their printers employ technologies like SLS, DMP, and ColorJet Printing (CJP).

HP: Known for their Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) technology, HP's 3D printers offer fast print speeds and high-quality output. HP is recognised for pushing the boundaries of what's possible in additive manufacturing.

Ultimaker: This Dutch manufacturer is well-regarded for its user-friendly and high-quality FDM 3D printers. Ultimaker machines are widely used in education, design, and small-scale manufacturing.

MakerBot: A subsidiary of Stratasys, MakerBot is popular in the education sector. Their Replicator and Method series of FDM printers are known for their affordability and ease of use.

EOS: This german company is a pioneer in the field of industrial 3D printing. They provide a selection of DMLS (Direct Metal Laser Sintering) and SLS machines.

ExOne: This company specialises in binder jetting technology, which can 3D print in a variety of materials including metals, sand, and ceramics. ExOne's printers are often used in heavy industry and foundries.

Formlabs: Known for their SLA desktop printers, Formlabs offers high-resolution 3D printers that can create intricate designs with fine detail, popular in the jewellery, dental, and product design sectors.

These manufacturers continually push the boundaries of 3D printing technology, offering solutions for a wide range of applications and industries.