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Mosaic Manufacturing Element HT

Mosaic · 355 × 355 × 355 mm€10,114at filament2print.com · checked 11 Nov 2026Go to offer at filament2print.com
Build volume
355 × 355 × 355 mm
Kinematics
CoreXY

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Description

The Mosaic Manufacturing Element HT is a professional 3D printer with a print size of 355x355x355 mm. It offers high precision and versatile applications. Mosaic Manufacturing Element HT – High-Performance 3D Printer for Industrial Applications The Element HT from Mosaic Manufacturing is a cutting-edge 3D printer designed for industrial applications. With a build volume of 355 x 355 x 355 mm and a maximum print temperature of up to 500°C, it excels in printing high-strength materials such as PEEK, PEI, and carbon fiber-reinforced filaments. This makes it ideal for manufacturing engineering prototypes and end-use parts. Features and Materials The printer supports a wide range of high-temperature materials, including PEEK, PEI, Nylon, and carbon fiber. The heated bed, which reaches up to 120°C, and its advanced cooling system handle challenging prints with ease. Additionally, its enclosed build chamber provides a stable thermal environment, reducing warping in large objects. Who is this printer for? The Mosaic Element HT is perfect for advanced users, engineers, and businesses needing to process robust, heat-resistant materials. It is particularly suited for producing components in aerospace, automotive, and medical industries.

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