When a power outage is detected, Endureal uses the energy stored in built-in capacitors to save the exact position of the printing head. This way printing can be resumed from the same spot when the power is back on.

Printing progress can be monitored remotely with a heat-resistant camera installed in the Endureal's printing chamber. The camera is capable of live video streaming and designed to work in demanding conditions.

Separate sensors work at all times to detect events when filament is jammed or depleted. The printer also monitors the weight of the filament spools to determine if there is enough material to complete the printing process.

Filaments’ compartment creates an optimal environment for storing material spools. It is equipped with a moisture absorber which is responsible for reducing humidity to levels appropriate for highly hygroscopic materials.

The Endureal is equipped with an aluminum build platform covered with a PEI plate to ensure proper adhesion of high-performance polymers. The platform can be heated up to 220° C.

Advanced dual-extrusion system capable of printing high-temperature filaments with dedicated support material. The extruder components and cables are thermally shielded from the main chamber with an elastic, nanoporous insulator to achieve the lowest possible thermal conductivity. 

Designed to print the toughest plastic material like PEI 9085 which has strength-to-weight ratio comparable to aluminium 6061 and much better thermal shock resistance. The material is designed primarily for aerospace & automotive engineering application.

Professional and Enterprise inCloud subscription plans enable organizing people into teams with assigned 3D printers. Data on how human and 3D printing resources have been employed is aggregated in neatly spaced panels.