Deployment
Foldable mobile system
MaxiPrinter
Dhs. 1,904,600.00
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MaxiPrinter
Dhs. 1,904,600.00
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Applications
Walls & architectural elements
Workflow
Dedicated 3DCP software
Technical specifications
| Printing technology | Concrete extrusion / 3DCP |
|---|---|
| Maximum printing speed | 250 mm/s |
| Deployment | Mobile, foldable system |
| Material system | Pumpable 3D-printing mortars |
| Software | Constructions-3D slicer |
Machines-3D UAE
MaxiPrinter
Bring automated mortar deposition to the construction site, with a mobile system for architectural elements and larger structures.
Deploy a folding machine on site
The manufacturer describes a deployment sequence of approximately 15 minutes. The folding frame brings the printer from its transport configuration into working position without assembling a large gantry around the building.
Move between transport and printing spaces
The folded machine is 86 cm wide and under 2 m high. Its compact transport form helps access constrained areas, while site positioning and the load-bearing conditions must accommodate the 2700 kg machine.
Mobile site deployment
A foldable system can be repositioned between construction zones.
Large concrete structures
Print architectural elements and walls using a wide working envelope.
Integrated 3DCP workflow
Dedicated software links model preparation with on-site printing.
Plan larger projects through repositioning
A 7 m maximum reach and 12.5 m maximum printable length define a working position. Larger projects require planned repositioning or several machines, with joints and construction sequencing incorporated into the design.
Use the same system indoors and outdoors
The mobile configuration serves enclosed work areas and outdoor construction. Select the printable mortar, pumping arrangement and environmental controls around the project’s conditions and structural requirements.
Prepare paths for concrete extrusion
The dedicated software workflow connects design files, slicing and machine operation. Plan the toolpath and material supply together so deposition, travel and stops remain coordinated throughout a print.
Construction examples, including Dubai
The manufacturer documents a 400 m² villa printed by 3DXB in Dubai and a 14.14 m tall printed building in France. These projects illustrate different deployment strategies rather than a fixed building size for every installation.