GRR X500 pro Printer

The x500pro is a large-volume 3D printer loaded with all new features necessary for professional use. Print intricate models up to 500 x 400 x 475 mm in size with a layer height of down to 20 microns with engineering grade materials!

The x500 has been optimized and tested for high precision and accuracy 3D printing in industrial settings. After initial installation and commissioning of the X500, a baseline mechanical accuracy of +/- 0.0015 mm/mm can be expected on printed parts every time.

The x500 is utilized by engineers and materials developers at some of the largest plastics and polymer companies in the world. This is because the x500 is open material 3D printing platform - this means that you have full control of all print parameters and no lockouts to prevent you from working with new materials. Unlike most 3D printers on the market, the x500 comes factory equipped with hot temperature hot ends, a heated build plate and a heated chamber for even the most tricky materials like PEKK, PEI, PC, and PEEK. Whether you want to test out the latest filament from a promising startup or test a proprietary material blend, the x500 is up to the task!

Extruders: DD4 Dual, 1.75 mm

Extruder Temp (Max): 400C / 752F

Resolution (max): 20 microns (0.02mm)

Accuracy: +/- 0.0015 mm/mm

Heated Bed: Ceramic Plate (removable)

Heated Bed Temp (max): 125C / 248F

Heated Chamber: Actively Heated

Heated Chamber Temp (max): 80C / 176F

Build Volume: 500 x 400 x 475 mm / 19.7" x 15.7" x 18.7"

Nozzles : 0.25 mm, 0.4 mm (std), 0.6 mm, 0.8 mm *Available in Brass or Hardened Steel

Speed (max) : 150 mm/s

Materials : Open-Material Configuration, including PEKK-CF, PEI, Nylon (PA), PA-CF, PA-GF, Metal-Fill, ABS, PLA, PVA, PET, HiPS, TPU, Carbon20, Dupont Zytel (Nylon), DuPont Hytrel (Flexible), BASF Ultra fuse (Metal)

Voltage :230V European Standard, Schuko (110V Transformer available)

Power :4400W max

Weight : 375 lbs

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When engineering challenging designs, 3D printing let’s you try new prototypes, address problems and find solutions as you go, all in a matter of hours. It also allows you to work with complex internal structures and geometries, something traditional methods just can’t offer.

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