The MINGDA MD-600D is a powerhouse for industrial applications, combining a massive build volume with the precision and versatility of a dual-extruder system. With a build volume of 600 x 600 x 600 mm, it enables the production of large-format prototypes, functional components and small batches in a single pass. Thanks to its robust construction and advanced control functions, this 3D printer sets new standards in terms of productivity and reliability in a professional environment.
| Feature | Mingda MD-600D |
|---|---|
| Housing | Aluminium & Glass & Steel & Plastic |
| Print Volume | 600*600*600 mm³ |
| Printer Dimensions | 1325*965*1265 mm³ |
| Extruder | Dual extruders |
| Nozzle diameter | 0.6 mm (0.4, 0.8 optional) |
| Maximum nozzle temperature | 350 °C |
| Maximum heated bed temperature | 110 ℃ |
| Volume flow | 40 mm³/s |
| Print speed | 300 mm/s |
| Software | Mingda Slicer (OrcaSlicer) |
| Compatible filament | PLA, PETG, PET-CF/GF, HtPA-CF/GF, HtPA-GF25/CF25 |
Dual extruder system: The system supports four different printing modes:
- Dual-material (e.g. water-soluble support structures)
- Two-colour printing
Huge build volume: With dimensions of 600 x 600 x 600 mm, this industrial 3D printer offers ample space for large-scale projects in sectors such as the automotive industry, aerospace or architecture, without the need to laboriously split models into sections.
High-temperature printing up to 350 °C: The all-metal hotend reaches temperatures of up to 350 °C, enabling the processing of a wide range of technical filaments. From standard plastics to demanding materials, the MD-600D is extremely versatile.
Industrial precision and stability: The enclosed all-metal housing ensures a stable thermal environment, which is crucial for preventing warping, particularly when printing ABS or polycarbonate. High-precision linear rails also guarantee exact positioning and smooth surfaces.
Intelligent user guidance: A generous 7-inch touchscreen guides you intuitively through all processes. Features such as fully automatic bed levelling, the filament end sensor and resume after power failure minimise the risk of failed prints.