INDART3D UNVEILS NEW MINI MODULAR 3D PRINTER WITH ADVANCED PELLET EXTRUSION AT FORMNEXT2025

At Formnext 2025, Indart3D will introduce its latest development: the Mini Modular, a compact 3D printer designed for industrial and research applications that require high material flexibility and efficient workflow integration.

Part of the Tumaker Modular family, the Mini Modular retains the core principles of modularity, allowing for fast and tool-free printhead swapping. This design enables adaptability in production environments where process agility and minimal downtime are critical.

Technically, the Mini Modular includes a heated chamber and an enhanced pellet extruder capable of processing materials with high ceramic or metallic loads, as well as soft elastomers with a Shore hardness below 40A. These features allow for the use of materials that are otherwise not suitable for filament-based systems, expanding its range of industrial applications.

Moreover, the ability to work with custom-developed materials tailored to specific customer needs opens up new possibilities for targeted use cases in advanced manufacturing settings.

Indart3D, known for its Tumaker brand and focus on pellet-based additive manufacturing, will showcase the Mini Modular alongside other machines in the Modular series at Hall 11.1 – Stand C49 during Formnext 2025, reaffirming its commitment to scalable, flexible, and user-friendly additive manufacturing solutions.