The New Omni PRO and PRO HT 3D Printers Are Ready to Innovate Industrial Applications

It goes without saying that the additive manufacturing sector as a whole is turning toward greater industrialization and has done so for the past few years. A sharp contrast to the technologies’ origins in the 80s, 3D printing is being used in a wide variety of sectors in everything from prototyping to end-use parts. This includes FFF 3D printing, which was confirmed in a report this year by Hubs, to continue to be the most favored 3D printing method among its respondents, a staggering 56% use it compared to the runner-up, SLA at 20%. Now, we have yet another solution entering the market which hopes to push 3D printing even further with the company even claiming that they could be considered “the new standard in the world of 3D printing.” This of course refers to Omni3D’s launch of the Omni PRO and PRO HT 3D printers, which is expected to be at Formnext this year.

We have spoken to you before about Omni3D. The Polish manufacturer is quickly establishing itself in the world of high-temperature and professional FFF 3D printing. Indeed, back in March of this year, in an interview with the CEO, the company noted its commitment to the B2B 3D printing market, explaining that its mission before all is to “provide tools and complete ecosystems to create the most innovative and cost-effective products.” Now with these latest printers, we see that they are seeking to exemplify that goal and will be working as well with some interesting applications in the months to come. Paweł Robak, the CEO of OMNI3D, further expands “Our company has been focused on developing cutting-edge 3D printing technology from the very beginning, and this introduction of a new printer – the Omni PRO and Omni PRO HT – is confirmation of our determination to achieve perfection. The collaboration of our engineering and design teams has led to the creation of a product that meets the highest expectations of our customers.”

The newly launched Omni PRO 3D printer

What Can We Expect From the Omni PRO and PRO HT?

But knowing all that, the question still remains: what exactly will Omni3D be showing us with the Omni PRO and PRO HT 3D printers? Both will have a generous build volume of 500 x 500 x 500mm, be compatible with Simplify3D and have a filament diameter of 1.75mm. The minimum layer height as well as some of Omni3D’s common features will also be the same. However, they differ notably in terms of materials. Though the Omni PRO is already used with filaments like PC, PC-CF, PEEK, PEEK-CF and PPA-CF, the Omni PRO HT, as its name suggests, is even more geared toward high-temperature materials including ULTEM 1010 and UTLEM 9085.