Frequently Asked Questions
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3D Construction Printing (3DCP) is a revolutionary technology that utilizes a digital model to guide a robotic arm in depositing layers of concrete, building structures one layer at a time. It eliminates the need for traditional formwork, the temporary molds used in conventional construction.
Faster construction times, reduced waste, increased design flexibility, and improved safety are among the key benefits of 3D concrete printing.
Yes, we offer a selection of advanced 3D concrete printing systems, including gantry and robotic arm types, designed for efficiency, precision, and ease of operation.
We offer a selection of advanced 3D concrete printing systems both gantry or robotic arm. These printers are designed for efficiency, precision, and ease of operation, making them ideal for both experienced users and those new to 3D construction.
Absolutely! Our team of experts is here to support you throughout your 3D concrete printing journey, from material selection to printer operation and project planning.
3D construction printers primarily come in two main types: Gantry Systems and Robotic Arms, each offering unique features and capabilities.
Yes, our Maxi printer can 3D print multi-story buildings, providing efficient and precise construction for various project scales.
We use our special one-part microconcrete specifically formulated for 3D printing, ensuring optimal printing results and structural integrity.
By utilizing locally sourced raw materials, we maintain competitive pricing for our 3D printing materials without compromising quality or performance.
While possible, using non-standard materials may affect system performance and print results. We recommend using our approved materials for optimal outcomes.
3D printing minimizes material waste, allows for more sustainable concrete mixes, and reduces transportation needs, contributing to environmental conservation.
Yes, 3D printing construction prioritizes safety and complies with building codes, ensuring structures are resilient and secure against natural disasters.
