Formlabs Fuse 1+ 30W SLS 3D Printer and Production System

Bring industrial selective laser sintering (SLS) 3D printing in-house with the Formlabs Fuse 1+ 30W, a compact industrial 3D printer designed for functional prototypes, complex geometries and production-ready polymer parts. Its 30 W fiber laser sinters nylon and other compatible polymer powders into durable components without requiring support structures, making it possible to produce intricate designs, interlocking assemblies and small production runs in-house.

The Fuse 1+ is more than a standalone 3D printer. The Formlabs Fuse ecosystem includes powder recovery, depowdering, part cleaning and surface finishing options that can be configured to suit your production requirements. Whether you need a manual powder-handling setup or a more automated workflow, 3D Printing Canada can help you build a complete SLS production system around your applications, materials, throughput and available workspace.

Industrial SLS 3D Printing for Functional Parts and Production

  • Industrial-grade polymer parts: Produce functional prototypes, housings, brackets, fixtures, enclosures and end-use components using compatible SLS materials, including nylon and flexible TPU.

  • Complex designs without support structures: Unsintered powder supports parts during printing, allowing intricate geometries, internal features and interlocking designs without conventional support removal.

  • Compact industrial footprint: Bring SLS production into your facility without the footprint typically associated with larger industrial powder-bed systems.

  • Efficient batch production: Nest multiple components within a build to make efficient use of the build volume and support repeatable small-batch manufacturing.

  • Material options for different applications: Choose from compatible Formlabs powders, including Nylon 12, Nylon 11, glass-filled nylon and TPU 90A, with material selection based on the required mechanical properties and intended use.

  • An expandable production workflow: Start with manual powder handling and depowdering or incorporate automated powder management, cleaning and finishing equipment as your production needs grow.

Build the Right Formlabs Fuse Production System

The Fuse 1+ 30W can be configured with equipment from the wider Formlabs Fuse ecosystem. Your ideal package depends on how many parts you produce, how frequently you print, how you handle recovered powder and the level of post-processing automation you need.

  • Fuse 1+ 30W SLS 3D Printer: The core printing system for producing functional polymer parts using selective laser sintering.

  • Fuse Series Powder Cartridges and Build Chambers: Support powder handling and build management within the compatible Fuse workflow.

  • Manual depowdering equipment: A practical starting point for teams comfortable handling powder recovery and part extraction manually.

  • Fuse Sift powder management system: An enclosed station for extracting parts, recovering unsintered powder and mixing recovered powder with fresh material for reuse.

  • Fuse Blast cleaning and finishing system: Automates post-processing to remove residual powder and, with the appropriate polishing configuration, produce a smoother, more refined surface finish.

  • Additional workflow equipment and materials: Configure the system with the compatible accessories, powder supplies and additional build chambers needed for your production process.

Not every facility needs every component. A manually operated starter configuration may be appropriate for lower production demands, while automated powder management and finishing equipment can reduce hands-on processing as throughput increases.

Configure Your Fuse 1+ System with 3D Printing Canada

Every production environment has different requirements. Rather than limiting you to a fixed starter package, 3D Printing Canada can quote a Formlabs Fuse 1+ solution tailored to your application.

Whether you are bringing outsourced parts in-house, developing functional prototypes, manufacturing low-volume end-use components or building a repeatable production workflow, we can help you determine the appropriate printer configuration, powder-handling equipment, post-processing options and material requirements.

Contact 3D Printing Canada for a custom quote on the Formlabs Fuse 1+ 30W and compatible production equipment. Tell us what you need to manufacture, your expected production volume and how automated you want your workflow to be, and we can help you identify a suitable system.

Specifications

Technical specifications

Printer Specifications
Manufacturer Formlabs
Model Fuse 1+ 30W
3D Printing Technology Selective Laser Sintering (SLS)
Laser Type 30 W ytterbium fiber laser
Build Volume (W × D × H) 165 × 165 × 300 mm (6.5 × 6.5 × 11.8 in)
Build Volume 8.2 L
Layer Thickness 110 microns (0.11 mm)
Laser Spot Size (FWHM) 247 microns
Supports Required No conventional support structures required
Build Chamber Modular; compatible with Fuse 1 generation printers and Fuse Sift
Powder Hopper Capacity 14.5 L
Reported Throughput Up to approximately 0.063 kg/hour; actual throughput varies by material and build configuration
Physical Specifications
Printer Dimensions (W × D × H) 685 × 645 × 1,065 mm (27.0 × 25.4 × 41.9 in)
Height with Stand Approximately 1,655 mm (65.2 in)
Printer Weight Approximately 120 kg (265 lb), excluding build chamber and powder
Recommended Operating Environment 18–28°C; maximum 50% ambient relative humidity
Materials and Software
Compatible Material Types Formlabs Nylon 12, Nylon 12 Tough, Nylon 12 White, Nylon 11, Nylon 12 GF, Nylon 11 CF and TPU 90A powders, subject to current material compatibility
Open Material Mode Supports eligible third-party 1064 nm powders; material parameters and process validation may be required
Print Preparation Software Formlabs PreForm
Supported Input File Types STL, OBJ
Connectivity Wi-Fi, Ethernet and USB
System Configuration
Powder Recovery Manual recovery or optional Fuse Sift powder management system
Part Cleaning and Finishing Manual cleaning or optional Fuse Blast automated cleaning and polishing system
Package Options Custom-quoted configurations based on production requirements
Compatibility

Will it work with my printer?

The printer uses 120V power. Listed compatible powder materials are Nylon 12, Nylon 12 Tough, Nylon 12 White, Nylon 11, Nylon 12 GF, Nylon 11 CF and TPU 90A Powder. Open Material Mode supports any 1064 nm powder.

Use Formlabs PreForm to import, orient and prepare builds. Formlabs Dashboard can monitor and manage prints remotely. The Fuse Series Powder Cartridge is compatible with the Fuse 1+ 30W and Fuse 1.

FAQ

Frequently asked

What is the Formlabs Fuse 1+ 30W used for?

The Formlabs Fuse 1+ 30W is an industrial SLS 3D printer designed to produce functional prototypes, complex geometries, fixtures, housings and end-use polymer parts. It is suited to engineering teams and manufacturers that want to bring polymer powder-bed production in-house for product development, customized components and small-batch manufacturing.

What is the build volume of the Formlabs Fuse 1+ 30W?

The Fuse 1+ 30W has a nominal build volume of 165 × 165 × 300 mm (6.5 × 6.5 × 11.8 inches), equivalent to approximately 8.2 litres. Multiple parts can be arranged within one build, subject to the printer's dimensional limits and the requirements of the selected material.

What materials can the Fuse 1+ 30W print?

Compatible Formlabs SLS powders include Nylon 12, Nylon 12 Tough, Nylon 12 White, Nylon 11, Nylon 12 GF, Nylon 11 CF and TPU 90A. Material availability and compatibility can change, so the appropriate powder should be confirmed for the intended application and printer configuration.

Does the Fuse 1+ 30W require support structures?

No conventional support structures are required. The surrounding unsintered powder supports parts during printing, allowing complex geometries and nested assemblies that would otherwise require support removal. Parts must still be designed with appropriate clearances, wall thicknesses and powder escape paths.

What equipment is needed besides the Fuse 1+ printer?

The required setup depends on the selected package and production workflow. Powder cartridges and compatible build chamber equipment form part of the printing workflow, while depowdering tools or a Fuse Sift system support powder recovery. A Fuse Blast can be added for automated part cleaning and optional polishing. We can quote a configuration based on your materials, throughput and post-processing requirements.

What is the difference between Fuse Sift and Fuse Blast?

Fuse Sift is a powder management and recovery system that helps extract printed parts, recover unsintered powder and prepare material for reuse. Fuse Blast is a post-processing system for removing residual powder from printed parts, with polishing available in the appropriate configuration. They serve different purposes and can be combined in a more automated production workflow.

Can I buy the Fuse 1+ 30W with a complete post-processing system?

Yes. The Fuse 1+ can be configured with compatible powder management, cleaning and finishing equipment to suit your production requirements. Because equipment needs vary by application and throughput, 3D Printing Canada provides custom quotes rather than limiting customers to a single fixed package.

Can the Fuse 1+ 30W use third-party SLS powders?

Formlabs offers Open Material Mode for eligible powders that use a compatible 1064 nm laser wavelength. Using third-party materials may require process parameter development and validation, and compatibility or performance should not be assumed for every powder. Confirm the intended material and workflow before purchasing.

How much space is required to install the Fuse 1+ 30W?

The printer itself measures approximately 685 × 645 × 1,065 mm, excluding the stand. Additional space is needed for access, operation, material handling and any selected post-processing equipment. A complete system requires a site assessment that considers the equipment layout, handling workflow and applicable facility requirements.

Is the Fuse 1+ 30W suitable for production, or is it only for prototyping?

It is designed for both functional prototyping and production of polymer components. Its suitability for a specific production application depends on part geometry, material properties, required tolerances, build utilization, finishing requirements and production volume. A sample-part evaluation and workflow assessment can help determine whether it meets your needs.

How do I get pricing for a Formlabs Fuse 1+ 30W system in Canada?

Contact 3D Printing Canada for a custom quote. We can help configure a solution around the printer, compatible materials, powder recovery, part cleaning and finishing equipment, and your expected production requirements. This allows you to evaluate the complete system rather than comparing printer-only prices against fully configured packages.

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