Industrial Large Format 3D Printers and 3D Printing Services

The most common materials we use are PLA, PLA+, ABS, PETG, PP, PC, PETG CF, ABS CF, PA (Nylon) and TPU. With the addition of a heated chamber, most if not all plastic materials you can find can be printed on our machines.

LFAM stands for Large Format Additive Manufacturing. Additive manufacturing is the process of creating parts by dispensing material, usually layer by layer. Unlike traditional manufacturing methods, which involve removing material (such as sawing or milling), additive manufacturing produces parts with minimal to no waste. LFAM expands this concept to meet commercial and industrial needs, offering an efficient solution for creating large prototypes and custom solutions.

FFF stands for Fused Filament Fabrication, which is the process of melting rolls of filament and building a 3D print layer by layer. FGF stands for Fused Granulate Fabrication, which is similar to FFF but uses plastic pellets instead of filament. This is done by melting the pellets in a heated chamber that contains a screw to mix and drive the material.

The main difference between these series of printers is the print volume. RM30 Series printers have a print volume of one cubic meter and RM40 Series printers have a print volume of 2.25 cubic meters. All other features and configurations can be done on both series of printers.

When you partner with our company, you gain access to exceptional personalized service, limitless customization, and the expertise to solve even the most unique challenges. As a small, entrepreneur-led team, we specialize in crafting tailored solutions that perfectly fit your needs. With our fully integrated shop and office on-site, we offer a seamless experience, ensuring every detail is handled with precision and care.

What makes Compound Dynamics stand out is our commitment to stronger materials and design. All our printers are made with semi-monocoque welded steel frames and linear rails to ensure high quality prints every time. This is considered heavy duty for 3D printing but on par for other types of CNC machines.

Our printers come with their own Windows 11 desktop computer installed already. We have our own software included for machine operation, as well as Simplify3D for slicing with loads of custom presets for Compound Dynamics machines, although any slicer of your choice can be used.

Compound Dynamics designs and manufactures industrial sized FFF and FGF 3D printers. We also offer 3D printing services to any customer; commercial or residential.

No, Compound Dynamics is an independently ran company. In the past we have partnered with Cincinnati Incorporated to sell the MAAM (Medium Area Additive Manufacturing), but since then it has been rebranded to the RM30 under our own name.

No. Compound Dynamics is dedicated to addressing the direct needs of our customers, so we will work with you through every step of the process, from initial customization to onsite troubleshooting. It is very important to us that we find solutions for specific problems that you may have, so building a relationship with our customers is vital.

At Compound Dynamics, all our 3D printers are manufactured at our headquarters in Schofield, Wisconsin, USA.

Absolutely. Our background is primarily in custom machine design, so we are very familiar with working closely with our partners to tailor effective solutions. We enjoy finding solutions for unusual or odd problems, so don't hesitate to ask us questions.