STRENGTH IN 7 AXES. UNPRECEDENTED FREEDOM.
The first FFF printer meeting MIL-SPEC strength in 7 axes.
Printing Power and Precision
Revolutionary 7-axis system with unmatched freedom for complex geometries
Non-Planar Printing
Z-Axis Strength Solved
Hybrid Technology Compatibility
Modular Ecosystem
The Omni 7X offers unique benefits to industrial manufactureres
Freedom of Complex Geometries
The 7-axis robotic arm with 2-axis positioner enables non-planar printing of parts that are impossible to achieve with conventional 3-axis FFF systems.
Z-Axis Weakness Eliminated
In-Line Resin Infusion technology strengthens Z-axis performance to 82.4% of XY-axis strength, unlocking true isotropic-class results in FFF printing.
Built for Demanding Industries
Proven in defense, aerospace, and space applications, the Omni 7X meets MIL-SPEC durability standards with ±80µm positioning accuracy and synchronized motion control.
Integrated Post-Processing
Swappable modules for in-line milling, heating, and UV curing allow the system to deliver near-finished parts directly from the print cycle.
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Materials
At Omni3D, we believe in the power of choice. Our open material systems allow you to explore a vast array of materials, tailored to your specific needs. From engineering-grade thermoplastics to specialty filaments, our printers are designed to handle it all.
Omni 7x compatible materials include:
ABS
Automotive part
ABS EN45545
Locomotive head light
ASA-39
Car air dryer handles
GF-PA12
Intake duct
CF-PA-12 + ODS20
Gear mount
Omni 7x Specifications
| Build volume XYZ | Ø50 cm × 50 cm |
| Printing technology | FDM (FFF) |
| Machine kinematics | 6-axis robotic arm + 2-axis positioner |
| Max. head temperature | 500°C |
| Max. platform temperature | 100°C |
| Nozzle diameter | 0.6 / 0.8 / 1.0 mm |
| Minimum layer height | 0.1 mm |
| Max. printing speed | 50 mm/s |
| Filament diameter | 1.75 mm |
| Build surface | Spring steel with PEI coating |
| User interface | Dedicated computer software |
| Supported file formats | .gcode, .stl, .obj, .3mf |
| Compatible materials | PLA, PET-G, PCTG, TPU |
| Dimensional accuracy | 0.1 mm positioning repeatability |
| Power supply | 230 V / 50 Hz |
| Power consumption | 3,600 W |
| Required power protection | 16 A circuit breaker, type C |
| Printer dimensions | 183 × 144 × 194 cm |
| Printer weight | 650 kg |
| Safety certification | CE |
| Warranty | 12 months |
| Brochure | Download |
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