As we know, all 3d printing filaments start out in pellet form, small granules of plastic, so what happened if we just skip the process that make it into filament form, and use the pellet directly?

                                   

       
 Not only do you save your money (an estimated 65% to 90% reduction in printing cost per kilo), you can even print with your wasted or useless plastic, but you can print faster because of its larger nozzle and bigger flow. In fact, 3d printing with pellets and shredded recycled plastic is a financial and environmental win-win.
                                  

     
          Besides that, Piocreat FGF  industrial 3d printer, G5 Pro and G12, always can be used to material research. Featuring its special nozzle, which can tame up to 450°C high temp, it can melt all kinds of materials, such as ABS, PA, PP, TPE, PC, and so on. And the most important thing is the machine can print with multi-material because of its pellets form. So, you can just put different properties pellets into the printer’s hopper, and after the auger screw extrusion melted that, your printing models would have different properties fitting to your application.

          And there are so many applications that need a bigger build volume, especially when referring to the industrial parts, but it needs more high requirement in stability when the nozzle move into a high position, otherwise the printing model will fail or be with bad details. Piocreat adopts integrated cast-die aluminum profile to solve this problem. When printing at a high speed, its structure will be still rigid and robust.

          When it comes to a bigger build volume, especially when you want to print big models such as 1:1 real-life models, some city landscapes or pragmatic chairs, Piocreat will provide you the G12, which is really a workhorse for your production and imagination.

     
        With 1200x1000x1000mm build volume and enclosed chamber design, G12 unleashes your creation to the fullest extent. No matter whether it is large model, or mass production, it can be competent. So, with our FGF pellets 3d printers, not only can you print with all kinds of materials, but also with the big print size that will be able to print whatever you want.

By what has been mentioned above, we can draw some conclusions about the advantage of using our pellets machine for your 3d printing:

1. Cost-effective: Pellets are typically less expensive than filament, making them a more cost-effective option for 3D printing. This is particularly advantageous for large-scale printing projects.
2. Material variety: Pellets can be made from a wide range of materials, including plastics, metals, and composites. This means that you have more options when it comes to choosing the right material for your 3D printing project.
3. Customizable blends: Pellets can be blended together to create custom material blends with specific properties. This is particularly useful for creating materials with unique properties, such as increased strength or flexibility.
4. Environmentally friendly: Pellets can be made from recycled materials, which can reduce waste and have a lower environmental impact compared to traditional filament-based 3D printing.

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