Make3D, an Indian material extrusion 3D printer manufacturer, has launched the new affordable, high-volume, made-in-India Pratham X 3D printer.
Previously, Make3D had launched the Pratham desktop model and a selection of industrial-grade machines such as Pratham 3.0 and Pratham 5.0. “We developed Pratham
The 3D printer Pratham With the model Pratham
The machine weighs 250kg and has relatively compact dimensions of 6ft x 6ft x 6ft. When delivered with accessories, it weighs 270 kg. Under the hood you’ll find a powerful processor, ample RAM, graphics capabilities and versatile storage options, ensuring the Pratham X is a reliable and versatile 3D printing solution.
“With Pratham we provide an aluminum thermal building platform for proper adhesion of the first layer to achieve good dimensional accuracy and proper surface finishing to avoid warping problems,” said the Make3D spokesperson.
Make3D’s stated mission is to “develop and provide groundbreaking high-performance 3D printing technology that enables individuals, engineers, students and industrialists to turn their concepts into reality.”
“We are delighted to introduce the Pratham X, a revolutionary addition to our range at Make3D. We believe Pratham X will redefine 3D printing for engineering applications. In its price range, Pratham stands out as it allows you to create larger, detailed parts with precision. With this advancement, you can make bigger things, increasing your productivity and efficiency,” said the company spokesperson.
