Clay 3D printers
StoneFlower 4.0
Clay 3D printer price 3600EUR netto
User‑friendly, fast and reliable 3D printer for clay, porcelain and paste‑based materials. A practical tool for art, design and research. Features a customizable architecture. Professional technical support is available for setup and operation.
- Printing volume 50x50x50cm (extendable)
- Ram extruder, capacity 1.5L (default), or 2.5L
- Print head 6 or 6R, with durable metal screw, and 10 different nozzles from 0.25 up to 7mm
Build volume can be extended up to Z = 80 cm; dual‑extrusion upgrade available for advanced clay 3D printing workflows
4.284,00 €
incl. VAT, shipping costs apply
- 85 kg
- Available
- Ships in 4 weeks1
- Automated volumetric extrusion, no compressor required
- Print head precisely controls material viscosity and deposition for clay and ceramic 3D printing
- Build volume: 50×50×50 cm (vertically extendable up to 80 cm)
- Travel speed up to 150 mm/s; recommended printing speed 30–60 mm/s
- Code: standard G‑code in Marlin/Repetier format
- Clay with and without chamotte, porcelain
- 3D‑printable concrete (grain size < 1.5 mm)
- Biomaterials and paste‑based formulations
- Technical ceramic mixtures
- Remote control via Wi‑Fi/Ethernet using web interface
- File format: G-code
- Compatible slicers: Cura, Simplify3D, Slic3r, SuperSlicer, PrusaSlicer, etc.
- Safety features: emergency stop, overload protection
- 5-inch colorfull touch-screen
- Micro-SD card 32Gb
- USB A
- WiFi/Ethernet
- Router dimensions WxDxH: 87x92x90cm
- Dimensions with ram extruder, WxDxH: 87x92x210cm
- Weight: 40kg
- Package dimensions: 80x100x50cm (on the palette)
- Package weight: 85kg
- Voltage 230/110V AC, universal
- Power 500W
Stone Flower V
Clay 3D printer price 4500EUR netto
Advanced 3D printer for clay, porcelain, pastes and mortars.
Printing volume up to 1 m in height; default build volume is 50 × 50 × 50 cm (125 L).
- Largest‑on‑the‑market 5 L ram extruder (2.5 L by default)
- Advanced Duet 6HC electronics and 7‑inch color touchscreen
- Innovative direct‑extrusion system and print head providing precise control of normal clay
- Z‑axis and ram extruder mechanically decoupled from the frame to eliminate vibrations
- Redesigned kinematics and industrial‑grade hardware for high precision
- 48V DC system for increased torque
- Secure Ethernet (cable) connection compliant with academic and industrial safety requirements
5.439,00 €
incl. VAT, shipping costs apply
- 95 kg
- Available
- Ships in 4 weeks1
Construction
The amount of dispensed material is precisely controlled by the ram extruder and does not depend on viscosity or other material properties. The auger extruder in the print head removes air bubbles that may remain in manually prepared clay or porcelain. The lightweight print head enables high printing speeds with minimal vibration. The Cartesian architecture minimizes the distance between the print head and the ram extruder, allowing the use of high‑viscosity materials such as natural clay, porcelain and other ceramic pastes.
Our Paste Deposition Modeling (PDM) technology enables significantly higher deposition rates compared to desktop FDM printers that use thermoplastics. The process is easily controlled by selecting nozzle diameters from 0.5 to 7 mm. Layer thickness can vary from 0.3 mm for detailed ceramic 3D printing up to 3 mm for maximum throughput.
Materials
No proprietary materials are required. Standard wet clay or porcelain can be used for ceramic 3D printing after adding 5–15 wt% water or ethanol to improve the mechanical stability of larger models. Printed parts can be processed using conventional ceramic workflows, including drying, and firing.