What is 3DCERAM
3DCERAM is a leading provider of multi-material 3D printing solutions, specializing in ceramic and metal additive manufacturing. Their product lineup includes the large-format C3600 ULTIMATE for mass production, the versatile C101 series (EASY LAB, EASY FAB, HYBRID) for R&D and customized production, and the C900 FLEX/C1000 FLEXMATIC for modular needs. They also offer the innovative M.A.T multi-material additive-subtractive technology. Their 3DMIX ceramic materials cover oxide and non-oxide ceramics, and they provide custom material development. Services include maintenance, training, and contract printing. Key applications span aerospace (ceramic cores, satellite mirrors), biomedical (bioceramics), jewelry, and general industry.
3DCERAM is a leading provider of multi-material 3D printing solutions, specializing in ceramic and metal additive manufacturing. Their product lineup includes the large-format C3600 ULTIMATE for mass production, the versatile C101 series (EASY LAB, EASY FAB, HYBRID) for R&D and customized production, and the C900 FLEX/C1000 FLEXMATIC for modular needs. They also offer the innovative M.A.T multi-material additive-subtractive technology. Their 3DMIX ceramic materials cover oxide and non-oxide ceramics, and they provide custom material development. Services include maintenance, training, and contract printing. Key applications span aerospace (ceramic cores, satellite mirrors), biomedical (bioceramics), jewelry, and general industry.
Key features
- Comprehensive ceramic and metal 3D printing ecosystem
- Wide range of industrial-grade printers for different scales
- Strong focus on high-performance ceramics and custom materials
- Full-service support including training and contract manufacturing
Popular models
- C3600 ULTIMATE
- C101 EASY LAB
- C101 EASY FAB
- C101 HYBRID
- C900 FLEX
- C1000 FLEXMATIC
- M.A.T
Use cases
- Aerospace components like ceramic cores and satellite mirrors
- Biomedical implants and bioceramic parts
- Jewelry and luxury goods requiring complex geometries
- Industrial manufacturing for chemical, energy, and electronics sectors
- R&D and prototyping with multi-material capabilities
Things to consider
- High initial investment for industrial equipment
- Limited consumer or hobbyist appeal
- Material options may be less diverse than some competitors

