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BigRep GmbH

Also known as BigRep

Type not confirmedLocations reported in Germanybigrep.com/
Motek 2026
Hall 6
6435
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What does resolution mean in 3D printing? Learn how layer height, XY accuracy, and surface finish work and how to configure each for large-format FDM.

Industrial 3D Printers Designed for Professionals. Large Scale High-Performance 3D Printing for Commercial Prototyping and Production.

Products

19 listed
ONE series

ONE series

An industrial large-format FDM printer series from BigRep, engineered for repeatability, dimensional accuracy, surface consistency, and structural integrity.

Source & evidence

Supplier website
Industrial large-format systems like BigRep's PRO and ONE series are engineered around a different set of priorities than desktop printers. The goal is not to achieve the finest possible layer height, but to deliver: Consistent dimensional accuracy across the entire build volume Repeatable results between print runs and across materials Surface consistency that meets functional requirements without excessive post-processing Structural integrity for parts that will be used in real production environments
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Dianoz Diamond Nozzle

Dianoz Diamond Nozzle

The Dianoz Diamond Nozzle has a TiN-coated steel body with a polycrystalline diamond nozzle-tip insert and is designed for printing abrasive materials.

Source & evidence

Supplier website
Some BigRep 3D printers are equipped with the Dianoz Diamond Nozzle, a TiN (Titannitrid) coated steel body with polycrystalline diamond nozzle tip insert. It delivers best print results and minimal wear when 3D printing abrasive materials.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

BigRep ONE

BigRep ONE

Large-format FFF 3D printer with a 1005 × 1005 × 1005 mm build volume, used for full-scale prototypes, tooling, patterns, and other large parts.

Source & evidence

Supplier website
The BigRep ONE, for example, has a 1005 × 1005 × 1005 mm build volume, allowing full-scale prototypes, tooling, patterns, and other large parts to be printed as single components where the geometry allows.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

SWITCHPLATE®

SWITCHPLATE®

A magnetic build plate that snaps into place, holds prints during heating and can be swapped before cooling to start the next print.

Source & evidence

Supplier website
The SWITCHPLATE® is magnetic and easily snaps into place. Heat increases the adhesiveness of the SWITCHPLATE® surface, so your print stays fixed during printing but is easy to remove once cooled. For time-saving production, the SWITCHPLATE® can be swapped before cooling to free the printer to begin the next print.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

VIIO 250

VIIO 250

An enclosed BigRep machine for large-format printing.

Source & evidence

Supplier website
Among BigRep's machine range, the STUDIO, PRO, VIIO 250, IPSO 105, and ALTRA 280 are all enclosed.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

STUDIO

STUDIO

An enclosed BigRep machine for large-format printing.

Source & evidence

Supplier website
Among BigRep's machine range, the STUDIO, PRO, VIIO 250, IPSO 105, and ALTRA 280 are all enclosed.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

BigRep ALTRA 280

BigRep ALTRA 280

A high-temperature machine with maximum reliability.

Source & evidence

Supplier website
BigRep ALTRA 280 is the ultimate high-temperature machine with maximum reliability.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

PA12 CF

PA12 nylon filament reinforced with 10% chopped carbon fibre, with 52 MPa tensile strength, 2,400 MPa tensile modulus and 48°C HDT B; suitable for jigs, fixtures and rigid functional parts at moderate temperatures.

Source & evidence

Supplier website
PA12 CF filament combines moderate tensile strength with slightly greater stiffness than unreinforced PA6/66. It uses a PA12 nylon matrix reinforced with 10% chopped carbon fibre, delivering a tensile strength of 52 MPa and a tensile modulus of 2,400 MPa. The material offers good chemical resistance and can produce dimensionally stable parts with a relatively low tendency to warp compared with unfilled nylons. Its HDT B of 48°C is an important limitation, so it may not be suitable for parts exposed to elevated temperatures under load. Practical considerations for production use: Highly hygroscopic, so drying and controlled storage are required Suitable for jigs, fixtures, end-of-arm tooling and rigid functional parts used at moderate temperatures
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

PA6/66

Filament with 66 MPa tensile strength, 2,200 MPa tensile modulus and 110°C HDT B, suitable for functional industrial parts, tooling and equipment components in warmer operating environments.

Source & evidence

Supplier website
PA6/66 filament has a tensile strength of 66 MPa, a tensile modulus of 2,200 MPa and an HDT B of 110°C. This gives it the highest heat deflection temperature among the BigRep-branded materials in this comparison, well above both HI-TEMP CF and PA12 CF. Its stiffness is slightly lower than that of PA12 CF, but it offers greater tensile strength and much better resistance to deformation under load at elevated temperatures. It also provides good chemical resistance, making it suitable for functional industrial parts, tooling and equipment components used in warmer operating environments.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

ABS

Material with 36 MPa tensile strength, 1,400 MPa tensile modulus and 90°C HDT B; suitable for indoor housings, fixtures, tooling and functional parts exposed to regular handling.

Source & evidence

Supplier website
BigRep ABS offers 36 MPa tensile strength, a tensile modulus of 1,400 MPa and an HDT B of 90°C. Its impact resistance makes it suitable for indoor housings, fixtures, tooling and functional parts exposed to regular handling.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

HI-TEMP

Material listed with 50 MPa tensile strength, 4,400 MPa tensile modulus and 58°C HDT B; suited to rigid prototypes, tooling and food-contact applications.

Source & evidence

Supplier website
Material Tensile strength Tensile modulus HDT B, 0.45 MPa Best suited for HI-TEMP CF65 MPa7,000 MPa74°CRigid tooling, patterns and lightweight fixtures PA6/6666 MPa2,200 MPa110°CHeat-exposed industrial parts and functional components PA12 CF52 MPa2,400 MPa48°CDimensionally stable jigs, fixtures and tooling ASA40 MPa1,800 MPa94°COutdoor and UV-exposed parts ABS36 MPa1,400 MPa90°CImpact-resistant housings, fixtures and general industrial parts HI-TEMP50 MPa4,400 MPa58°CRigid prototypes, tooling and food-contact applications rPLA53 MPa3,400 MPa54°CLarge prototypes and low-temperature applications
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

ASA

Material with 40 MPa tensile strength and 94°C HDT B; suited to outdoor and UV-exposed parts because of its resistance to UV exposure and weathering.

Source & evidence

Supplier website
ASA has a tensile strength of 40 MPa and an HDT B of 94°C. Its main advantage is better resistance to UV exposure and weathering, making it the preferred choice for outdoor parts.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

rPLA

Material listed with 53 MPa tensile strength, 3,400 MPa tensile modulus and 54°C HDT B; suited to large prototypes and low-temperature applications.

Source & evidence

Supplier website
Material Tensile strength Tensile modulus HDT B, 0.45 MPa Best suited for HI-TEMP CF65 MPa7,000 MPa74°CRigid tooling, patterns and lightweight fixtures PA6/6666 MPa2,200 MPa110°CHeat-exposed industrial parts and functional components PA12 CF52 MPa2,400 MPa48°CDimensionally stable jigs, fixtures and tooling ASA40 MPa1,800 MPa94°COutdoor and UV-exposed parts ABS36 MPa1,400 MPa90°CImpact-resistant housings, fixtures and general industrial parts HI-TEMP50 MPa4,400 MPa58°CRigid prototypes, tooling and food-contact applications rPLA53 MPa3,400 MPa54°CLarge prototypes and low-temperature applications
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

PA12 CF filament

BigRep's PA12 CF filament combines PA12 with 10% chopped carbon fiber and is used for stiff, durable tooling and functional parts.

Source & evidence

Supplier website
Our PA12 CF filament combines PA12 with 10% chopped carbon fiber and is used for stiff, durable tooling and functional parts.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

BLADE

A free BigRep slicer that supports dynamic speed adaptation based on layer height and line width.

Source & evidence

Supplier website
BigRep's free BLADE slicer supports dynamic speed adaptation based on layer height and line width, helping manage quality through complex geometry without manual intervention
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

TPU 98A filament

BigRep's TPU 98A filament has an elongation at break of 450%.

Source & evidence

Supplier website
Our TPU 98A filament has an elongation at break of 450%, which shows just how much movement a flexible printed part can experience.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Product categories

Assembly systems & basic systems

Source & evidence

Trade-fair listing
Assembly systems and basic systems [crosswalk: Assembly systems and basic systems]
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Manufacturing & factory software

Source & evidence

Trade-fair listing
Software and services [crosswalk: Software and services]
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Handling technology & robotics

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Trade-fair listing
Handling technology [crosswalk: Handling technology]
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Locations & websites

1 location · 1 website

Company websites

Key capabilities

CapabilityDocumented scopeSupporting source
Application engineering assistanceBigRep's application engineers can help assess the best production route for large parts that may need to be segmented, assembled, or produced at full scale.
Source & evidence

Supplier website
If you are working on a large part that may need to be segmented, assembled, or produced at full scale, our application engineers can help you assess the best production route.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Support & GuidanceExpert support and guidance to solve challenges and maximize 3D printing success.
Source & evidence

Supplier website
Support & Guidance Get expert support and guidance to solve any challenge and maximize your 3D printing success.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

3D Print ServiceApplication consulting and 3D print services delivering parts and solutions.
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Supplier website
3D Print Service From application consulting to 3D print service, our experts deliver the parts and solutions you need.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Software for Full ControlEasy-to-use software solutions for control of the 3D printing workflow.
Source & evidence

Supplier website
Software for Full Control Increase your productivity with easy-to-use software solutions for complete control of your 3D printing workflow.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Advanced TrainingComprehensive training tailored to customers' learning needs.
Source & evidence

Supplier website
Advanced Training Optimize your workflow with comprehensive training tailored to your learning needs.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Industries served

Industrial automation

Source & evidence

Trade-fair listing
Assembly systems and basic systems [crosswalk: Assembly systems and basic systems]
Motek 2026 exhibitor index
Checked 26 Sept 2026

Company updates

Resin vs FFF 3D Printing: Choosing the Right Technology for Your Application

17 Sept 2026

A comparison of build volume, surface detail, materials, strength, cost, and post-processing for different 3D printing applications.

Source & evidence

Supplier website
Resin vs FFF 3D Printing: Choosing the Right Technology for Your Application September 17, 2026 Resin or FFF? Compare build volume, surface detail, materials, strength, cost, and post-processing for different 3D printing applications. [Publication date evidence: Resin vs FFF 3D Printing: Choosing the Right Technology for Your Application September 17, 2026]
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

How to Clean 3D Printer Nozzles on Large-Format 3D Printers

8 Sept 2026

A guide to nozzle cleaning covering clogs, cold pulls, abrasive filaments, nozzle wear, and preventative maintenance.

Source & evidence

Supplier website
How to Clean 3D Printer Nozzles on Large-Format 3D Printers September 8, 2026 A practical guide to 3D printer nozzle cleaning, including clogs, cold pulls, abrasive filaments, nozzle wear, and preventative maintenance. [Publication date evidence: How to Clean 3D Printer Nozzles on Large-Format 3D Printers September 8, 2026]
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Gluing 3D Printed Parts: Best Adhesives for PLA, PETG, ABS, and More

1 Sept 2026

Advice on adhesives for PLA, PETG, ABS, nylon, and TPU, including preparation and stronger 3D-printed joints.

Source & evidence

Supplier website
Gluing 3D Printed Parts: Best Adhesives for PLA, PETG, ABS, and More September 1, 2026 Discover the best adhesives for PLA, PETG, ABS, nylon, and TPU, and how to prepare and design stronger 3D printed joints. [Publication date evidence: Gluing 3D Printed Parts: Best Adhesives for PLA, PETG, ABS, and More September 1, 2026]
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Gluing 3D Printed Parts: Best Adhesives for PLA, PETG, ABS, and More

1 Sept 2026

BigRep published a guide covering adhesives for PLA, PETG, ABS, nylon, and TPU, along with preparation and joint-design guidance for stronger 3D-printed joints.

Source & evidence

Supplier website
"description":"Discover the best adhesives for PLA, PETG, ABS, nylon, and TPU, and how to prepare and design stronger 3D printed joints.","name":"Gluing 3D Printed Parts: Best Adhesives for PLA, PETG, ABS, and More" [Publication date evidence: "datePublished":"2026-09-01T13:02:45+02:00"]
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

The Strongest 3D Printing Materials: Industrial-Grade Filaments Compared

17 Aug 2026

Article comparing trade-offs across industrial FFF materials to support material selection by application requirements rather than a single strength value.

Source & evidence

Supplier website
This article maps those trade-offs across the industrial FFF material spectrum so you can select by application requirements, not by a single headline number. [Publication date evidence: Publication metadata: 2026-08-17T17:33:59+02:00]
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Improving Bed Adhesion in Large-Format 3D Printers: Techniques and Tools

10 Aug 2026

A practical guide to improving bed adhesion in large-format 3D printing, covering first-layer calibration, bed temperature, adhesives and chamber control.

Source & evidence

Supplier website
"description":"A practical guide to improving bed adhesion in large-format 3D printing, from first-layer calibration to bed temperature, adhesives and chamber control." [Publication date evidence: "datePublished":"2026-08-10T12:41:57+02:00"]
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

80% Faster Metal Part Production with 3D Sand Casting

9 Jun 2026

An article about using large-format 3D printing to bring sand-casting pattern production in-house.

Source & evidence

Supplier website
80% Faster Metal Part Production with 3D Sand Casting [Publication date evidence: "datePublished":"2026-06-09T12:10:13+02:00"]
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

3D Printer Resolution Decoded: Layer Height, XY Accuracy, Surface Finish

27 May 2026

A BigRep guide explaining how layer height, XY accuracy, and surface finish work together in large-format FDM.

Source & evidence

Supplier website
True 3D printing resolution is not a single number. It breaks down into three distinct components, each affecting part quality in different ways: Layer height (Z resolution) - the vertical thickness of each deposited layer XY accuracy - how precisely the printhead moves across the build plane Surface finish - the perceived quality that results from all variables working together [Publication date evidence: "datePublished":"2026-05-27T09:15:46+02:00"]
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

When to Use 3D Printing for Mass Production

24 Oct 2025

The article explains when 3D printing for mass production makes sense, including its advantages and challenges, and discusses how BigRep helps scale additive manufacturing.

Source & evidence

Supplier website
"description":"Discover when 3D printing for mass production makes sense, its advantages and challenges, and how BigRep helps scale additive manufacturing.","name":"When to Use 3D Printing for Mass Production" [Publication date evidence: "datePublished":"2025-10-24T07:41:07+02:00"]
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Evidence & freshness

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Source & evidence

Supplier website
Industrial large-format systems like BigRep's PRO and ONE series are engineered around a different set of priorities than desktop printers. The goal is not to achieve the finest possible layer height, but to deliver: Consistent dimensional accuracy across the entire build volume Repeatable results between print runs and across materials Surface consistency that meets functional requirements without excessive post-processing Structural integrity for parts that will be used in real production environments
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Supplier website
Some BigRep 3D printers are equipped with the Dianoz Diamond Nozzle, a TiN (Titannitrid) coated steel body with polycrystalline diamond nozzle tip insert. It delivers best print results and minimal wear when 3D printing abrasive materials.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Supplier website
The BigRep ONE, for example, has a 1005 × 1005 × 1005 mm build volume, allowing full-scale prototypes, tooling, patterns, and other large parts to be printed as single components where the geometry allows.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Supplier website
The SWITCHPLATE® is magnetic and easily snaps into place. Heat increases the adhesiveness of the SWITCHPLATE® surface, so your print stays fixed during printing but is easy to remove once cooled. For time-saving production, the SWITCHPLATE® can be swapped before cooling to free the printer to begin the next print.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Supplier website
Among BigRep's machine range, the STUDIO, PRO, VIIO 250, IPSO 105, and ALTRA 280 are all enclosed.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Supplier website
Among BigRep's machine range, the STUDIO, PRO, VIIO 250, IPSO 105, and ALTRA 280 are all enclosed.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Supplier website
BigRep ALTRA 280 is the ultimate high-temperature machine with maximum reliability.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Supplier website
PA12 CF filament combines moderate tensile strength with slightly greater stiffness than unreinforced PA6/66. It uses a PA12 nylon matrix reinforced with 10% chopped carbon fibre, delivering a tensile strength of 52 MPa and a tensile modulus of 2,400 MPa. The material offers good chemical resistance and can produce dimensionally stable parts with a relatively low tendency to warp compared with unfilled nylons. Its HDT B of 48°C is an important limitation, so it may not be suitable for parts exposed to elevated temperatures under load. Practical considerations for production use: Highly hygroscopic, so drying and controlled storage are required Suitable for jigs, fixtures, end-of-arm tooling and rigid functional parts used at moderate temperatures
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Supplier website
PA6/66 filament has a tensile strength of 66 MPa, a tensile modulus of 2,200 MPa and an HDT B of 110°C. This gives it the highest heat deflection temperature among the BigRep-branded materials in this comparison, well above both HI-TEMP CF and PA12 CF. Its stiffness is slightly lower than that of PA12 CF, but it offers greater tensile strength and much better resistance to deformation under load at elevated temperatures. It also provides good chemical resistance, making it suitable for functional industrial parts, tooling and equipment components used in warmer operating environments.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Supplier website
BigRep ABS offers 36 MPa tensile strength, a tensile modulus of 1,400 MPa and an HDT B of 90°C. Its impact resistance makes it suitable for indoor housings, fixtures, tooling and functional parts exposed to regular handling.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Supplier website
Material Tensile strength Tensile modulus HDT B, 0.45 MPa Best suited for HI-TEMP CF65 MPa7,000 MPa74°CRigid tooling, patterns and lightweight fixtures PA6/6666 MPa2,200 MPa110°CHeat-exposed industrial parts and functional components PA12 CF52 MPa2,400 MPa48°CDimensionally stable jigs, fixtures and tooling ASA40 MPa1,800 MPa94°COutdoor and UV-exposed parts ABS36 MPa1,400 MPa90°CImpact-resistant housings, fixtures and general industrial parts HI-TEMP50 MPa4,400 MPa58°CRigid prototypes, tooling and food-contact applications rPLA53 MPa3,400 MPa54°CLarge prototypes and low-temperature applications
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Supplier website
ASA has a tensile strength of 40 MPa and an HDT B of 94°C. Its main advantage is better resistance to UV exposure and weathering, making it the preferred choice for outdoor parts.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Supplier website
Material Tensile strength Tensile modulus HDT B, 0.45 MPa Best suited for HI-TEMP CF65 MPa7,000 MPa74°CRigid tooling, patterns and lightweight fixtures PA6/6666 MPa2,200 MPa110°CHeat-exposed industrial parts and functional components PA12 CF52 MPa2,400 MPa48°CDimensionally stable jigs, fixtures and tooling ASA40 MPa1,800 MPa94°COutdoor and UV-exposed parts ABS36 MPa1,400 MPa90°CImpact-resistant housings, fixtures and general industrial parts HI-TEMP50 MPa4,400 MPa58°CRigid prototypes, tooling and food-contact applications rPLA53 MPa3,400 MPa54°CLarge prototypes and low-temperature applications
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Supplier website
Our PA12 CF filament combines PA12 with 10% chopped carbon fiber and is used for stiff, durable tooling and functional parts.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Supplier website
BigRep's free BLADE slicer supports dynamic speed adaptation based on layer height and line width, helping manage quality through complex geometry without manual intervention
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Supplier website
Our TPU 98A filament has an elongation at break of 450%, which shows just how much movement a flexible printed part can experience.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Supplier website
If you are working on a large part that may need to be segmented, assembled, or produced at full scale, our application engineers can help you assess the best production route.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Supplier website
Support & Guidance Get expert support and guidance to solve any challenge and maximize your 3D printing success.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Supplier website
3D Print Service From application consulting to 3D print service, our experts deliver the parts and solutions you need.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Supplier website
Software for Full Control Increase your productivity with easy-to-use software solutions for complete control of your 3D printing workflow.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Supplier website
Advanced Training Optimize your workflow with comprehensive training tailored to your learning needs.
BigRep GmbH website
Checked 1 Oct 2026

Trade-fair listing
Assembly systems and basic systems [crosswalk: Assembly systems and basic systems]
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Checked 26 Sept 2026

Trade-fair listing
Software and services [crosswalk: Software and services]
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Trade-fair listing
Handling technology [crosswalk: Handling technology]
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Trade-fair listing
Assembly systems and basic systems [crosswalk: Assembly systems and basic systems]
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Trade-fair listing
Germany
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