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Industrial Power

MakerGear 3D printers deliver industrial-grade performance at a competitive price.

For the Long Haul

MakerGear 3D printers are exceptionally tough, consistent and reliable.

Made in the USA

MakerGear 3D printers are engineered and manufactured in Beachwood, Ohio.

First-Class Support

MakerGear 3D printers come with unmatched customer service and tech support.

MakerGear Ultra One

PRECISION, POWER, DURABILITY.

The large-format Ultra One delivers high-quality prints for your industrial needs.

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MakerGear M3-ID

READY TO DISRUPT.

Industrial-grade precision and reliability in a machine compact enough for your desk.

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MakerGear M3-SE

M3 MEANS QUALITY.

Ready to run and built to last, the M3-SE delivers outstanding print quality.

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MakerGear M2

THE ORIGINAL WORKHORSE.

The M2 is designed to provide industrial-level performance with a small footprint.

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Made with MakerGear

See No Evil? Hear No Evil? Speak No Evil? | #MadeWithMakerGear

We put a Halloween spin on the three wise monkeys, featuring Dracula, Frankenstein's monster and a werewolf. From concept to modeling, printing and painting, watch how our evil trio was made. Want to print your own? Download Drax, Frank and Wolfgang here.

3D Printing Solutions in the Custom Automotive Industry

HGM Automotive Electronics manufactures control systems that transform vehicles from manual to automatic transmission. The company turned to MakerGear 3D printers to reduce production times and material costs.

K-Space Associates Saves Money With 3D-Printed Prototypes

k-Space Associates' products can be found in R&D facilities around the world. It uses MakerGear 3D printers to create fully functional prototypes of systems intended to be CNC machined out of aluminum. This approach is saving kSA time and money.

Voodoo’s Competitive Edge Is Powered by MakerGear 3D Printers

Voodoo Manufacturing runs a robotic 3D printing factory in Brooklyn that produces low-cost plastic parts that have historically been made overseas with injection molding. The company's success lies in its 24/7 lights-out production powered in part by MakerGear.