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Compact desktop dental metal 3D printer with AI automation, multi-material support, and high precision for dental crowns, bridges, and prosthetics using Titanium and Cobalt-Chromium Alloys.
£37,999.00
Compact desktop dental metal 3D printer with AI automation, multi-material support, and high precision for dental crowns, bridges, and prosthetics using Titanium and Cobalt-Chromium Alloys.
The DeskFab X1 by FastForm Dental Metal 3D Printer is a next-generation desktop metal 3D printer engineered specifically for dental laboratories and precision manufacturing environments. Designed to deliver industrial-level performance in a compact footprint, this all-in-one Selective Laser Melting (SLM) system transforms digital workflows into efficient, scalable production—right from your desktop.
Combining AI-driven automation, multi-material capability, and advanced laser technology, the DeskFab X1 enables labs and clinics to produce high-precision restorations such as crowns, bridges, and partial dentures with unmatched efficiency and consistency.
Brand: FastForm3D
Model: DeskFab X1
Origin: China
Certificates: CE, FDA.
Warranty: 2 Years

Dental Metal 3D Printer CoCr & Ti DeskFab X1 by FastForm3D
The DeskFab X1 redefines what a “desktop” metal printer can achieve. With dimensions of approximately 600 × 650 × 800 mm and occupying just 0.39 m², it fits seamlessly into:
Despite its small footprint, it delivers industrial-grade output, making it ideal for practices transitioning into digital dentistry and in-house manufacturing.
A standout feature of the DeskFab X1 is its AI-powered workflow automation, drastically simplifying the traditionally complex metal printing process.
This significantly reduces reliance on highly skilled technicians and allows clinics and labs to scale production with efficiency and speed.

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The DeskFab X1 supports a wide range of dental-grade metals through its modular cartridge system, enabling seamless switching between materials such as:
This flexibility allows laboratories to produce:
All within a single system—eliminating the need for multiple machines.

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The proprietary Laser Follow Powder Technology (LFPT) is a key innovation that enhances production efficiency by up to 20%.
This ensures high-quality output with optimized production cycles, especially in high-demand lab environments.

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Precision is critical in dental manufacturing, and the DeskFab X1 delivers exceptional results:
This level of detail allows accurate reproduction of:
Ensuring perfect fit and reduced need for post-processing adjustments.

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Despite its compact design, the DeskFab X1 is equipped with industrial-grade components:
These features ensure consistent, repeatable results even during continuous production cycles.

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One of the most cost-saving features is the permanent filtration system:
This drastically reduces long-term operational costs and downtime, making it highly economical for growing labs.

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The DeskFab X1 is powered by two proprietary software systems:
Together, they create a fully integrated digital ecosystem that simplifies even complex production tasks.

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The DeskFab X1 is built for real-world dental productivity:
This makes it ideal for labs aiming to increase throughput while maintaining consistent quality standards.

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Integrated features ensure production reliability:
This allows operators to maintain tight quality control and quickly resolve any production issues.

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The DeskFab X1 is more than just a printer—it’s a complete digital manufacturing solution designed for modern dental workflows.

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3D Metal Printer Dental CoCr & Titamium Alloys DeskFab X1 by FastForm3D Auxillary equipment
The FastForm3D DeskFab X1 is a metal 3D printer designed for precision additive manufacturing using Selective Laser Melting (SLM) / Laser Powder Bed Fusion (LPBF) technology. It is one of the most suitable metal 3D printers for processing dental metals including cobalt-chromium (CoCr), titanium alloys, and pure titanium, making it a versatile solution for digital dental laboratories and metal dental manufacturing.
The DeskFab X1 is specified for CoCr, titanium alloy, and pure titanium. This makes the printer suitable for a range of metal dental applications where biocompatible and high-performance metal materials are required.
Yes. Its support for CoCr, titanium alloy, and pure titanium, combined with SLM/LPBF metal additive manufacturing, makes the DeskFab X1 suitable for digital dental laboratories producing customized metal components. The printer also incorporates automated part orientation and laser-path planning through manufacturer-developed software.
The DeskFab X1 uses Selective Laser Melting (SLM), also known as Laser Powder Bed Fusion (LPBF). The technology uses a laser to selectively fuse layers of metal powder to produce three-dimensional metal parts.
The DeskFab X1 metal 3D printer uses a 300 W continuous-wave (CW) fiber laser with a wavelength of 1080 nm ±10 nm. The specified laser spot size is 50–80 μm.
The specified minimum build volume is Ø100 × 70 mm. This provides a compact build platform designed for producing individual or multiple smaller metal components within the same build.
The specified adjustable layer-thickness range is 30–120 μm. The supplied specification also lists 30, 35, 40 and 45 μm settings, while the recoating system supports adjustment across the 30–120 μm range.
Yes. The DeskFab X1 is specified to process titanium alloy and pure titanium, in addition to CoCr.
Yes. CoCr is one of the specified printable materials for the DeskFab X1. This makes it particularly relevant for dental laboratories working with cobalt-chromium metal applications.
Yes. The powder deposition system is designed to allow the processing of reactive metal powders in a controlled atmosphere. The printer supports both nitrogen (N₂) and argon (Ar) as protective gases.
The printer uses a digitally controlled automatic powder-feeding system with a top-mounted powder reservoir. The system includes powder-shortage alarms, automatic shutdown, and fault monitoring during powder feeding. The specified reservoir capacity is at least 1.5 L, with provision for future integration of automatic powder feeding and powder recirculation.
The DeskFab X1 uses bidirectional powder deposition with a single recoating blade. The motor-driven dual-rail guidance system is designed to provide uniform and stable powder deposition, with adjustable deposition speeds from 10–500 mm/s.
Yes. The powder deposition system includes safety monitoring that can immediately stop the process and generate an alarm if severe contact with the recoating blade occurs. This is designed to help prevent damage to both the printed parts and the equipment.
Yes. The dedicated manufacturer-developed software includes AI-assisted automatic part orientation on the build platform. The software also provides automatic part alignment and laser-path planning.
Yes. The specifications state that the printer supports automatic resume after power failure (Auto Resume), helping reduce the risk of losing an entire build because of a temporary power interruption.
The DeskFab X1 uses water cooling. Its specified operating ambient temperature is 15–28°C, with maximum ambient humidity of 78%.
The printer is specified for 220 V AC, single-phase power and has an average power consumption of approximately 2 kW.
Yes. The printer uses a dedicated two-stage metal 3D printing filtration system combining cyclonic separation for larger particles with a high-efficiency filter for smoke and dust. The specified minimum filtration efficiency is 99.9%.
The DeskFab X1 supports nitrogen (N₂) and argon (Ar) as protective gases for controlled-atmosphere metal 3D printing.
The specified minimum build-platform preheating temperature is 120°C.
The specified printing accuracy is ±0.1 mm for dimensions up to 100 mm, and ±0.1% × L mm for dimensions greater than 100 mm, according to the supplied technical specification.
SLM/LPBF technology enables dental laboratories to manufacture complex metal components directly from digital designs. With support for CoCr and titanium, adjustable layer thickness, controlled-atmosphere processing, automated powder handling, and dedicated software for part orientation and laser-path planning, the DeskFab X1 is designed for digitally integrated metal manufacturing workflows.
The DeskFab X1 provides a digital SLM/LPBF alternative for metal manufacturing, allowing compatible dental components to be produced directly from digital designs. Whether it is preferable to conventional casting depends on the laboratory’s production volume, materials, workflow, equipment requirements, and desired manufacturing process.
The DeskFab X1 is particularly relevant to digital dental laboratories, dental manufacturers, dental CAD/CAM production centers, and other professional users requiring metal additive manufacturing with CoCr and titanium materials.
The printer uses dedicated software developed by the manufacturer, including automatic part alignment, AI-assisted part orientation, and laser-path planning. The printer’s operating system is also specified as manufacturer-developed.
The specified maximum equipment dimensions are 660 × 660 × 900 mm, with a maximum weight of 160 kg. Its relatively compact equipment footprint makes its physical installation requirements an important consideration for laboratories looking to bring metal SLM/LPBF production in-house.
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