r/formlabs

It’s here!

We're proud to introduce Fuse X1 – industrial SLS, 7.5x bigger than Fuse 1+ 30W.
With a massive 61.5 L build volume and high packing density, Fuse X1 delivers 3x the throughput at a fraction of the cost compared to industrial competitors.

• Build Big: 330 x 330 x 565 mm build volume
• Low Part Cost: 50% lower vs. industrial competitors
• Productive: 3x typical industrial throughput with 30%+ packing density
• Intuitive: Install in one hour, start a print in five minutes
• Reliable: Industry-first, AI-powered failure prevention through Print Intelligence

Read all about the Fuse X1 Ecosystem here!

And what about SLA? Meet Flexible 80A Resin V2!

• 4x Higher Rebound
• 2x Higher Tear Strength
• 2x Higher Elongation at Break

compared to the previous version.

Want to see it all in action? Check out our full launch keynote covering the Fuse X1 ecosystem and the new Flexible 80A formulation:

Watch the full Formlabs Keynote here

Flexible 80A Resin V2 is available now, and Fuse X1 will ship in Q4!
Any questions? Don’t hesitate to drop them below in this thread and we’ll be happy to answer them.

I will be purchasing a resin printer for business use, production of functional and mechanical parts, including tooling and injection molds. Consistent and reproduceable precision and dimensional accuracy are the most critical requirements - ease of use and a proven ecosystem, a close second.

I've settled on the Formlabs Form 4 with one concern. Doing some cost analysis with some of the parts I'm looking to produce, resin costs alone will drive costs quite high. I'm not producing products with NASA contracts or medical/dental sales price points, so margins are a concern. I'm beginning to think that, while Formlabs is perhaps the ideal solution for prototyping and tooling validation for farming the production out to injection molding, it may not be the right choice for in-house production.

Is anyone here using their Formlabs printer(s) for small scale, in-house production?

Hey everyone,

We're getting ready to drop some big news.

Stay tuned for the official reveal on Tuesday, June 9th at 9:00 AM EST.

If you want to watch live and hang out with us in the chat, you can join right here and bookmark the stream for later: Formlabs Announcement Event Link

Any guesses on what we're unloading? Drop them below!

Excited to see you in the live chat next week!

I am trying to get the settings from the formlabs website but i just keep getting you need access screen. does anyone have these settings? tried the resin for the first time but my prints keep failing...