F770 Industrial 3D Printer

The F770 is designed for manufacturers, service bureaus, and engineering teams who need to produce very large prototypes, tooling, and end‑use parts in a single build. It’s ideal for organizations looking to reduce assembly, shorten lead times, and scale industrial FDM while maintaining reliability.

The F770 offers an extra‑large build volume of 39 x 24 x 24 inches (1000 x 610 x 610 mm). This enables printing of full‑scale parts that would otherwise require splitting and secondary assembly.

The F770 supports ASA and ABS-M30 Stratasys FDM materials. These thermoplastics handle the production of large prototypes and fixtures, providing the durability and stability required for functional production parts and industrial patterns across various manufacturing applications.

The main difference between the F770 and F900 is build size versus material capability. While the F770 maximizes throughput for large-scale prototyping, the F900 handles broader high-performance materials like ULTEM™, making it ideal for certified aerospace or high-temperature applications. Customers often choose the F770 for large‑scale prototyping and tooling, and the F900 for certified aerospace or high‑temperature end‑use applications.

The F770 is designed for multi‑day, unattended operation, supporting long build times with high reliability. This capability provides teams the flexibility to run large prints overnight or weekends, significantly maximizing productivity and optimizing machine utilization for industrial workflows.

The F770 serves automotive, aerospace, and transportation industries requiring large-scale components. These sectors benefit from the ability to produce massive housings, tooling, and fixtures, making the system valuable wherever large-format industrial parts are critically required.

Yes. The F770’s large build volume allows many parts to be printed in one piece, eliminating adhesive bonding or mechanical fastening of smaller sections. This improves part strength, accuracy, and overall production efficiency.

Yes. The F770 includes a built‑in camera that supports remote print monitoring through GrabCAD Print™, allowing users to check print status without being physically present at the machine.

The F770 delivers industrial FDM accuracy, typically ±0.008 in or ±0.002 in/in (±0.2 mm or ±0.002 mm/mm), depending on geometry and material. This level of accuracy supports functional testing, tooling, and fit‑check applications.

Absolutely. The F770 is purpose‑built for large‑scale prototyping, allowing teams to validate form, fit, and function at full scale without compromises or part segmentation.

The F770 provides MTConnect support when used with GrabCAD Print Pro™ software. This capability handles integration into smart factory environments, allowing for automated production monitoring and data collection across connected manufacturing floors.