Build Modules

Standard Module

Purpose: High productivity builds with a generous build volume.

Technical Specifications:

• Build volume: 150 x 150 x 150 mm

• Machine compatibility: Fully compatible with all electrical and mechanical connections

• Material handling: Suitable for standard powder materials

• Installation: Quick and easy integration with minimal setup

• Applications: Production parts, prototyping, standard additive manufacturing

Heating Module

Purpose: Optimised printing temperatures for materials requiring pre-heating.

Technical Specifications:

• Build volume: 150 x 150 x 150 mm

• Pre-heatable build plate: Up to 200°C

• Machine compatibility: Fully matched electrical and mechanical connections

• Material handling: Supports a wide range of temperature-sensitive powders

• Installation: Simple plug-and-play setup

• Applications: Advanced materials, temperature-sensitive powder processing

Lab Module

Purpose: Material testing, research, and small batch printing.

Technical Specifications:

• Build volume: 78 x 53 x 90 mm

• Pre-heatable build plate: Up to 200°C

• Material handling: Ideal for small powder quantities and material development

• Integrated powder system: Dosing and overflow slot for easy material changes

• Machine compatibility: Fully matched electrical and mechanical connections

• Applications: Research, material testing, R&D additive manufacturing

Extended Module

Purpose: Build taller or larger parts for high versatility.

Technical Specifications:

• Build volume: 150 x 150 x 250 mm (dependent on build plate thickness and module cap)

• Machine compatibility: Fully matched electrical and mechanical connections for PROline

• Material handling: Compatible with standard powders

• Installation: Easy integration for high-volume or tall-part production

• Applications: Large components, tall parts, production and prototyping

If you’re looking to 3D printer leasing, Tri-Tech 3D provide direct rental contracts on our full range of 3D printers, which can include post processing equipment and extended warranty, making your investment into 3D printing both affordable and help plan your annual expenditure.

How do I lease a 3D Printer?

The process is quite simple! First, you’ll need to undergo a credit check. This can be done quickly, usually within 24-48 hours. If you’re a new start-up company or sole trader, it may be more difficult to obtain finance, but deposit payments and directors guarantees can help. Talk to a leasing company to get a pre-proposed finance plan without any obligation. Once approved, you’ll know what value technology you can consider.

Funding in the most part, is provided by our sister company Stanford Marsh Finance (a division of the Stanford Marsh Group) or via our numerous strategic finance partners/brokers.

Rates are frequently checked to ensure competitiveness in the market place and you will find our terms highly attractive.  With options such as fixed term contracts, step rentals which make payments lower in the earlier years allowing time to grow the use from your new device.  Or deferred payment, enabling you to benefit from the technology ahead of when you start paying.

Why lease 3D Printers?..

Not only can leasing be financially beneficial to companies, but it can also give you the ability to remain ahead and current with technology. It also means your entry point to utilisation of a professional 3D printer is far more affordable than you may think – a professional 3D printer from as little as £299 per month, (including a wash system and 12-months support).

Furthermore, if like many companies today you are outsourcing 3D printing via a 3D Print Bureau, you are already spending an amount each month that when converted to a lease, could represents an in-house option at no extra cost (savings possibly).  Either talk to one of our team, or send us details of your average spend and we can help provide an ROI report.

In addition to our excellent rates, as an end user dealing directly with one vendor for finance, equipment and after sales care, your rental agreement will provide you with a future flexible upgrade path. We’ve enabled companies to acquire new technology prior to the completion of the minimum rental period, without the usual high termination figure charged by outside finance agencies.

All finance is subject to approval and none of the solutions detailed above are guaranteed to suit all scenarios. What we can promise however, is we will do our utmost to make the finance of your 3D Print solution as affordable and easy as possible.

What are the main benefits of leasing a 3D printer?

Leasing a 3D printer has many benefits compared to outright purchase. Leases are usually affordable, good for cashflow, and allow you to invest in more equipment without large amounts of money upfront. If you already outsource 3D print work, leasing can help you bring production in-house and may improve workflow and protect your intellectual property. Additionally, there are well-documented taxation benefits to companies in regard to leases.

When to lease VS buy a 3D printer?

When deciding whether to lease, rent a 3d printer or buy a 3D printer, consider your needs. If you have a proven requirement and plan to run a system to its end-of-life, outright purchase may be best. However, if you want to keep your options open and stay up-to-date with new technology, leasing provides flexibility to upgrade at the end of a minimum leasing period.

I’m not ready to lease or buy a 3D printer – is a service an option?

If you’re not ready to lease or buy a 3D printer, outsourcing to a print bureau could be a great option. Companies like 3D Print Bureau offer access to a team of experts running a variety of professional 3D printers in different technologies. This allows you to pay as you go for the end part until your volume hits a level where bringing production in-house makes sense.

If you are interested in further information, please contact us.