TerabotX 2 3D Printers

Fulfill your large-format FGF 3D printing needs with TerabotX 2, expanding the size of your build volume to 879 x 908 x 830mm. This direct-drive pellet extrusion based 3D Printer can print from virgin or recycled pellets, flake, or regrind – and bring us even closer to the dream of a circular economy.

A ⅝” extruder screw with a 16:1 L/D ratio powered by a NEMA 23 motor enables 3D printing with 3-5mm plastic granules with melting temperatures below 270ºC. With a larger 0.4, 0.8, 1.75 or 3mm nozzle, TerabotX 2 3D printer reduces the dependence on printing with filament while supporting plastic granule mixing, increasing printing speed and cost savings.

Your open-source industrial 3D printer is powered by a 32bit Ultimachine ArchiMajor control board and Klipper firmware run on a Raspberry Pi. Access TerabotX 2 controls via the Mainsail interface on either the 10” LCD touchscreen or a desktop or mobile web browser.

Hand-crafted in Texas by team re:3D to highly precise standards, your TerabotX 2 3D printer is modular, upgradable and backed by Lifetime Customer Support.

Specialty 3D printing Pellets and flake materials

Specialty Pellets & Flake

Specialty Specialty pellets and flake are unique materials created for specific use cases. Sometimes, common materials like PLA or ABS

rPC 3D printing flake materials

rPC Flake

rPC Polycarbonate (PC) is a high performance material intended for use in engineering and industrial settings. As suggested by its

rPLA 3D printing flake materials

rPLA Flake

rPLA Polylactic Acid, more commonly known as PLA, is one of the most frequently used materials in 3D printing. Its

rPET 3D printing Pellets materials

rPET Pellets

rPET Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) is a durable material with either a glossy appearance or opaque appearance depending on its crystallinity.

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Engineering Update – April 2024

It’s been a while since we’ve shared the progress being made by re:3D’s engineering team – June 2023, to be

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New Year, New Printers! Meet Gigabot 4, Terabot 4, GigabotX 2 & TerabotX 2

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re:3D installing Terabot and Terabot X at the Autodesk Technology Center in Boston, MA

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE re:3D installing Terabot and Terabot X at the Autodesk Technology Center in Boston, MA Boston, MA –

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GigabotX 2 XLT 3D Printer

GigabotX 2 XLT Three Zone Independently Controlled Barrel Heaters 5/8″ Extruder Screw with a16:1 L/D Ratio and a0.4,0.8, 1.75 or

GigabotX 2 3D Printer

GigabotX 2 Three Zone Independently Controlled Barrel Heaters 5/8″ Extruder Screw with a16:1 L/D Ratio and a0.4,0.8, 1.75 or 3mm

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