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P550DL | Large-Format Dual Laser SLS 3D Printer
P550DL is a large scale 3D printer featuring dual high-power lasers and dual dynamic focusing systems. As the largest model in the P series, it’s engineered for efficient, industrial-grade production of complex parts in aerospace, automotive, electronics, footwear industries, and more.
- Dual High-Power Lasers
- Large Build Chamber (550×550×850mm)
- Dual Dynamic Focusing Systems
- Compact Footprint, Industrial Performance
- Simplified Operation
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Main Features of large format 3D Printer P550DL
- Large Build Volume: 550×550×850 mm chamber, built for producing large format parts in a single print cycle.
- Dual High-Power Lasers: Independent scanning system boosts build speed and efficiency by over 45%.
- Precision Dynamic Focusing: Dual-axis focus adjustment ensures uniform energy delivery, even for tall and detailed builds.
- Compact Industrial Design: A space-efficient large scale 3D printer built to handle demanding production environments.
- Optimized Workflow: High powder reuse rates and stable performance for continuous manufacturing needs.
- Easy Maintenance: Modular components and clear UI simplify maintenance, reducing downtime and operating costs.
Large Format 3D Printer P550DL Data Sheet
| Building Chamber size X*Y*Z(mm) | 550*550*850 |
| Dimension of Main Machine W*D*H(m) | 1.85*1.49*2.32 |
| Weight of Main Machine (kg) | 1,600 |
| CO2 Laser Powder (W) | 140*2 Double Laser |
| Focusing | 3-axis, dynamic focusing |
| Building Speed (mm/h) | 10~25 |
| Layer Thickness (mm) | 0.06~0.2 Adjustable |
| Recommended Values 0.15 | |
| Diameter of Laser Beam (mm) | 0.4 |
| Maximum Scanning Speed (mm/s) | 22,000 |
| Maximum Operating Temperature (℃) | 230/160 |
| Powder Pyrometer Long Term Stability (℃/Year) | 0.1 |
| Powder Feeding Type | Powder discharged upside, |
| Powder fed both sides | |
| Data Format | STL |
| OS | Windows 10.0 |
| Data Processing Software | Voxeldance Additive -TPM3D Version |
| Options for Color of SLS Parts | White, Black, or other colors |
| Auto Lock for Platform | Yes |
| Lifting Trolley | Manual |
| Active Cooling | Yes |
| Thermal Management for Control Cabinet | Room temperature air cooling |
| Powder Recoater | Blade |
| Electrical Protection | PL-d Single-channel security control |
| Nitrogen Generator | Integrated |
| Power | 380V, 3P/N/PE, 32A, 50/60Hz, Avg 4kW |
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Versatile Applications Across Industries
The P550DL large scale 3D printer is built to meet the needs of demanding industrial applications. Its advanced features and large print capacity make it a versatile solution across many sectors:
- Medical – Produce surgical models, orthotics, and patient-specific parts with precision and safety.
- Aviation – Create lightweight, functional parts for testing, prototyping, and end-use applications.
- Automobiles – Accelerate vehicle development with rapid prototyping and durable custom components.
- Education & Creative – Support large format prototyping, artistic models, and research projects.
- Electronics – Manufacture complex internal parts, durable housings, and design prototypes.
- And more – From footwear to electronics, the P550DL adapts to the evolving needs of large scale manufacturing.
Broad Material Compatibility
The P550DL is compatible with a wide range of industrial-grade thermoplastics and composites, including Nylon 11, Nylon 12, Nylon 6X, TPU, PP, and carbon/glass reinforced materials. Whether you’re producing rigid parts or flexible prototypes, this large-scale 3D printer delivers dependable results.
Seamless Integration with PPS for Cleaner, Smarter Workflow
Fully compatible with TPM3D’s Part & Powder Processing Station (PPS), the P550DL ensures dust-free post-processing and efficient powder recovery. PPS reduces labor costs, keeps the workspace clean, and improves overall production speed—perfect for scaling up your large format 3D printing operations.
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· Build Chamber: 200×200×320 mm
· Print Speed: 0.5-0.8 L/h*
· Laser: 30W Fiber Laser
· Supported Materials: PA11, PA12, PA12 GF, PA12 CF, TPU
· Build Chamber: 600 x 600 x 800 mm
· Laser: 140W x 2 Double Laser
· Building Speed: 10~25 mm/h
· Max Scanning Speed: 25000 mm/s
· Build Chamber: 480 × 480 × 600 mm
· Laser: 100W
· Building Speed: 10~25 mm/h
· Max Scanning Speed: 21,000 mm/s
· Build Chamber: 360 × 360 × 600 mm
· Laser: 60W
· Building Speed: 10~25 mm/h
· Max Scanning Speed: 15,000 mm/s
· Build Chamber: 320 × 320 × 380 / 250 × 250 × 380 mm
· Laser: 60W
· Building Speed: 10~25 mm/h
· Max Operating Temp: 350/300 °C
· Build Chamber: 260×260×450 mm
· Laser: 30W
· Building Speed: 10~25 mm/h
· Max Scanning Speed: 8,000 mm/s
· Build Chamber: 550 x 550 x 850 mm
· Laser: 140W*2 Double Laser
· Building Speed: 10~25 mm/h
· Max Scanning Speed: 22,000 mm/s
· Build Chamber: 360 x 360 x 600 mm
· Laser: 60W
· Building Speed: 10~25 mm/h
· Max Scanning Speed: 15,000 mm/s
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