• a 14" x 10" x 14" chamber
• a heated build volume
• printing in ASA, PLA, ABS, PC ABS (polycarb), TPU-92A (polyurethane), ABS-ESD7 (static-dissipated), Diran 410MF07 (nylon), and 1 dissolvable support material
• the ability to print both rigid and flexible plastic materials
• reduced warping by keeping the materials at a similar temperature to their print temperature

This printer's main feature is its 3 print heads, which allows multiple materials or colors to be printed simultaneously. This saves time and enables:

• printing an object with flexible and rigid plastics (like an anatomical model) complete with flexible cartilage and a solid bone structure
• printing a multicolored object
• printing a hard phone case, for example, with flexible plastics over the buttons and charging port
• 14" x 14" x 14" build volume

For small-batch manufacturing (18" x 32" cut area), the Universal 150W is simple to use and can cut or engrave the following materials:

• wood (up to 1/2" thick)
• metal (marking only)
• acrylic (up to 1/2" thick)
• cardboard

Combines ultra-high power with fine resolution to create outstanding prototypes at both small and large scale. Excellent for manufacturing, the Kern OptiFlex 350W cuts or engraves sheets up to 4' x 8':

• wood (up to 3/4" thick)
• metal (cut mild steel up to 4 mm thick)
• acrylic (up to 3/4" thick)
• cardboard

• build area: 30.0 L X 30.5 W X 45.7 H (cm)
• Fused deposition modeling
• https://www.makerbot.com/3d-printers/replicator

• build volume [9.9 x 7.8 x 5.9 in]
• Fused deposition modeling
• https://www.makerbot.com/stories/news/makerbot-replicator-the-class-of-2014/

• build volume 29.5 L X 19.5 W X 16.5 H (cm)
• fused deposition modeling
• https://www.makerbot.com/3d-printers/replicator/

• print area: 203 mm x 254 mm x 203mm
• prints ceramic models via inkjet binding
• https://www.3dbeginners.com/zcorp-3d-printer-review/

• https://optomec.com/printed-electronics/aerosol-jet-technology/