The base unit includes a single pellet extruder but can be equipped with up to three toolheads including a second pellet extruder, a filament extruder and a 3-axis CNC spindle. The EXT 1070 is ideal for medium-to-large part production, with applications from tooling and patterns to end-use parts.
Production Manufacturing with the EXT 1070
EXT 1070 Titan Pellet Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
The EXT 1070 can support up to three toolheads on its gantry. The machine is standard with one pellet extruder. Optional configurations include adding a second pellet extruder, a milling spindle toolhead, or a single filament extruder.
The EXT 1070 LT version is limited to one pellet extruder plus filament extruders. Dual pellet or spindle configurations are not available.
Pellets, or granules, are the most affordable 3D printing feedstock available. With the dual retracting pellet extruders available on the Ext 1070, you are no longer limited to using filament extrusion to print with multiple materials. With a dual extruder system that includes one pellet extruder and one filament extruder, not only can you still print with two materials, but you can also select the right extrusion method for your application. Some examples of dual material printing include printing with a high-performance model material and a water-soluble support material out of pellets or filament, or printing with rigid and flexible materials on the same part.
No, the EXT 1070 can utilize 100s of grades of pellet materials and dozens of filament materials from the supplier of your choice. 3D Systems’ experts can recommend the right materials for your application and provide materials already proven on our systems.
Yes. During software preparation of the print file, the overall part height determines how many milling passes will be required. You may print 25mm (1in) in height, for example, then mill, then print another 25mm (1in), then mill, and so on until the fully printed and milled part is complete.
Aside from a difference in build volume (the 1070 can print more than 3X as large), the 1070 is also compatible with multiple toolheads whereas the EXT 800 is equipped with a single pellet extruder.
The primary difference is build size. The EXT 1070’s maximum print size is 1070mm x 1070mm x 1118mm (42” x 42” x 44”) while the EXT 1270 can print up to 1270mm x 1270mm x 1829mm (50” x 50” x 72”).
Yes, 3D Systems is your partner for implementing this technology every step of the way. From guiding you in preparing your site for machine installation, to training before, during, and after on-site installation, we use our extensive know-how to ensure your success. 3D Systems offers training remotely as well as in-person during installation.
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