Available Printers
Advanced 3D Printing, Personalized to Your Project
The Clarkson College 3D Printing and Training Center offers state-of-the-art technology to support medical, academic, and creative innovation. Whether you're developing a teaching model, surgical prototype, or custom research solution, we provide access to multiple print methods and materials to bring your ideas to life.
With a variety of printers and FDA-cleared workflows, our team is here to guide you—no engineering degree required.
Our Printers
Description: A professional dental 3D printer that uses light-cured materials to quickly produce accurate dentures, aligners, and other patient-specific dental devices from digital designs.
What it Can Do: Print custom dental parts, like dentures, crowns, retainers, surgical guides, and dental models.
Description: Advanced multi-material (flexible to solid) 3D printer that creates highly realistic, full-color models of human anatomy for training, testing, and medical applications.
What it Can Do: Print models for surgical planning and prototyping, patient education, research, and simulation. Creates realistic medical models.
Description: Full-color 3D printer that can create highly detailed models by gluing layers of powder together with colored ink, making realistic display and presentation pieces.
What it Can Do: Print realistic full-color models; prototyping, anatomical, architectural, or educational; display and presentation models; product designs with branding; reproduce logos, graphics, and realistic textures.
Description: Industrial-grade 3D printer that builds physical objects out of plastic by melting it and stacking it layer by layer.
What it Can Do: Print functional parts, prototypes, complex shapes, solid plastic objects, and has the capability to use engineering grade materials.
Description: Versatile machine that can both 3D print objects out of plastic and cut or engrave designs into materials like wood, acrylic, and more.
What it Can Do: Print custom prototypes, tools, enclosures, functional parts, cut and engrave into materials — stickers, wood signs, acrylic shapes, leather and coated surfaces for logos/designs, and mix printed parts with laser-cut components.
Description: High-precision SLA 3D printers that use laser-cured resin to produce smooth, detailed, professional-quality parts; mono-color.
- Form 3 – standard
- Form 3BL – large format (bigger parts or batch production)
What it Can Do: Print highly detailed parts (fine features, sharp edges, smooth surfaces), functional components (small tools, housing, fixtures); parts can be rigid, flexible, or heat-resistant depending on the resin used; tough, flexible, or clear/transparent parts; medical or dental components.
Description: A large-format high speed printer that uses light to turn liquid resin into solid parts with high detail. UV light hardens liquid resin into solid mono-color models.
What it Can Do: Print high-end prototypes, functional parts (strong, durable parts — tools, fixtures, and end-use items), batch production; tough plastic-like, flexible/rubber-like, heat-resistant, or clear parts.
Description: A dual-extrusion 3D printer that creates strong, detailed parts from plastic, making it ideal for prototyping, tools, and complex designs using dissolvable supports.
What it Can Do: Print functional parts (tools, brackets, housings, fixtures), replacement parts, prototypes, complex designs; strong/durable or tough/flexible.
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