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A global leader in large-format FFF 3D printing, BigRep strives to transform its user’s productivity and creativity with easy-to-use additive manufacturing solutions. With an aim to help companies accelerate innovation and rethink manufacturing, BigRep’s German-engineered 3D printers enable engineers, designers and manufacturers from start-ups to fortune 100 companies to go from prototyping to production faster, getting their products to market first. Through collaborations with strategic partners – including BASF, Bosch Rexroth, Etihad Airways, and Deutsche Bahn – BigRep continues to develop complete additive manufacturing solutions comprising of industrial 3D printers, software, and advanced materials. Founded in 2014, BigRep is headquartered in Berlin with offices and technical centers in Boston and Singapore.

5 applications, 12 BigRep filaments. A few places they ended up:A smart buoy floating in the River Spree, Berlin. rPETG....
12/10/2026

5 applications, 12 BigRep filaments. A few places they ended up:

A smart buoy floating in the River Spree, Berlin. rPETG.
Airless tires on the NERA eBike. TPU 98A.
Cradles that hold the rotor blades of a Leonardo AW101 helicopter. HI-TEMP CF.
Molds for jet engine exhaust covers at CNE Engineering. PLX.

A train, a robot, a patient and a bending press. All four got parts from the BigRep IPSO 105.
05/10/2026

A train, a robot, a patient and a bending press. All four got parts from the BigRep IPSO 105.

Picking a filament starts with one question: where does the part end up?Our material engineers took five applications fo...
05/10/2026

Picking a filament starts with one question: where does the part end up?

Our material engineers took five applications for large-format printing and gave each one a shortlist of BigRep filaments: prototypes, molds, tooling, end-use parts, and the supports you want gone afterwards.

Our filaments come with ready-made slicing profiles in BLADE. You can still run any brand you want, since every BigRep printer is an open material system.

More on materials for large-format 3D printing at bigrep.com/filaments, link in bio. Save it for the next material order 📌

29/09/2026

40 hours of printing can die on one wet spool.

We printed this mold on a BigRep VIIO 250 in PA12 CF, a carbon fiber-reinforced nylon 12. It's highly hygroscopic, so wet filament means blistering and weak layers. The VIIO keeps its own spools dry in the Infinity Box.

DRYCON is for the rest of your stock. The upper chamber dries and stores filament at up to 120 °C. The lower one heats up to 180 °C for annealing finished parts. Four outlets feed filament through closed tubes to the printer.

👉 Full video of DRYCON in the bio.

14/09/2026

How do you print on a BigRep?

I walked through the complete process on the BigRep VIIO 250.

From loading the part into our software and preparing the job to loading the material and starting the print.

The process is highly intuitive, and the software guides you through each step.

And the result?
A pretty impressive part coming straight off the machine.

Sometimes the best way to understand the process is simply to run through it yourself.

Want to learn more? Send me a DM or leave a comment below.

Made in EU.

27/08/2026

0 people in the room, and the print still lands on schedule. 👀

prints the structure for its exhibition stands in-house. Lenin's point about the machine: the print time estimate is accurate enough to plan a day around. Upload the job, come back, pull the part, load the next one, go home.

A time estimate is only worth having if you can trust it.

25/08/2026

190 fixtures for one prototype, and not one of them gets used twice.

Ford machined them from metal, up to three weeks each, then scrapped the set once the prototype was done. Now they print them. Hand jigs went from 8 to 10 weeks down to 2 to 3 days.



25/08/2026

Axios NYC has been printing its own patterns and its own tools since 2018. 🧰

They use 3D printing, and the Head of Design and Fabrication explains why:

“Allowing you to simply concentrate on the design to just improve the product, as opposed to just spending too much time fabricating for a concept.”

In wood, it costs a day of bench time and the material, so ideas get filtered before anyone tests them. Off a print bed, you look at it, say it needs to be this much bigger, and move on.

17/08/2026

2 materials, 1 exhibition floor that gets used again. ♻️

prints the decks for its own stands: PLA for the structure, TPU tiles on top so the floor has some give underfoot.

In the trade show industry the carpet is a single-use item. Laid, walked on, rolled up, binned. The flooring under it often goes the same way. These tiles go back out to the next show, and a damaged one is a reprint.

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Berlin
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Dienstag 07:00 - 20:00
Mittwoch 07:00 - 20:00
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