Purpose-built for large-scale projects — housing, commercial walls, and continuous production with cementitious materials. The distal arm is fitted for a pump, and the whole machine is engineered for low maintenance in real site conditions.
The PB Heavy Duty uses a SCARA-arm architecture engineered around one principle: avoid complexity and high maintenance. It configures, installs, uninstalls, cleans, and repairs without specialist crews — and it has printed the walls of permitted homes standing in Florida today.
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| Architecture | SCARA arm, pump-ready distal arm |
|---|---|
| Country of manufacture | USA — Palm City, Florida |
| Print height | 11 ft |
| Print envelope | 36 × 18 ft (11,000 × 5,600 mm) stadium envelope around the track |
| Print speed | Up to 225 mm/s |
| Track length | 20 ft |
| Power | 110V / 10A standard service |
| Control | Duet Web Control — browser-based, any Wi-Fi device |
| Mixing & pumping | Works with numerous pumps/extruders incl. the MAI®MULTIMIX |
| Materials | Sikacrete®-733 W 3D / 752 3D, geopolymer blends |
| Mobility | Indoor and outdoor; moves between sites without crane logistics |
Fewer motion systems than a gantry, no field calibration marathons, and parts shipped from Florida — not overseas.
Reposition and continue printing across the site — the machine scales to project size instead of the other way around.
East Tampa affordable housing and a Palm Beach Gardens luxury residence were printed with this platform. See the projects →
Prices ex-works Palm City, FL — shipping and customs clearance quoted by destination. Financing available through First Southern Bank.
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