3DXTech launches high-temperature Gearbox HT2 3D printer for PEEK and PEKK
Available September 2019
3DXTech, a leading Michigan-based producer of high-performance filaments for industrial 3D printing applications is now releasing its own high-temperature 3D printer. The company is introducing the new Gearbox HT2, a PEKK and PEEK ready system designed to its own specifications.
In order to minimize the guess-work out of making high-performance parts, the HT2 has been pre-programmed to print a broad array of 3DXTech’s high-performance materials. Customers will have access to an updated library of print settings for 3DXTech materials tuned specifically for the HT2 printer.
The system, however, will remain open, in line with 3DXTech’s approach. Although the HT2 will be tuned for 3DXTechg’s materials, customers will also be free to choose filament from any supplier.
Expected to become commercially available in September 2019, the Gearbox HT2 will have a sizable build volume of 18 x 18 x 32 cubic inches (457 x 457 x 813 cubic mm), with double extrusion (1 model, 1 support) for geometrically complex parts. The maximum extruder temp will go as high as an impressive 475°C, with build chamber temperature of 120° and a heated bed temperature of up to 200°C.
The system will also sport an onboard filament storage unit, with 2 heated and dried filament bays. Overall onboard filament Capacity is going to be 16 Kg (4 x 4kg reels, in approximately 900 cubic inches.





