GE Additive

3Techs lists 13 3D printers from GE Additive. Main printing methods: Laser beam PBF, Electron Beam Melting and Binder jetting (multi-step). See how they differ in build area, layer height, weight and price in US dollars.

GE Additive 3D printers at a glance

Largest build area
Concept Laser X Line 2000R
800 × 400 × 500mm
Smallest build area
Concept Laser Mlab
90 × 90 × 80mm

Recently added printers

In order of the date they were added to 3Techs (not the release date).

Build sizes and prices are based on figures published by manufacturers and only include printers with data. Prices are for reference.

Specs of each printer

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Binder jetting (multi-step)500 × 500 × 500mm0.02 ~ 0.2mm——On sale
Electron Beam Melting200 × 200 × 200mm—1681kg—On sale
Electron Beam Melting200 × 200 × 380mm—1700kg—Discontinued
Electron Beam Melting250 × 250 × 430mm—2915kg—On sale
Electron Beam Melting350 × 350 × 380mm—2900kg—On sale
Electron Beam Melting350 × 350 × 430mm—2915kg—On sale
Laser beam PBF90 × 90 × 80mm0.015 ~ 0.03mm600kg—On sale
Laser beam PBF90 × 90 × 80mm0.015 ~ 0.03mm600kg—On sale
Laser beam PBF100 × 100 × 100mm0.015 ~ 0.03mm700kg—On sale
Laser beam PBF245 × 245 × 350mm0.025 ~ 0.12mm2500kg—On sale
Laser beam PBF245 × 350 × 350mm0.025 ~ 0.12mm2500kg—On sale
Laser beam PBF500 × 500 × 400mm0.02 ~ 0.1mm——On sale
Laser beam PBF800 × 400 × 500mm0.03 ~ 0.15mm9500kg—On sale

Listed printers

13 printers in alphabetical order.

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