The AMTG F1 is a modular construction 3D printer configured for factory production of prefabricated concrete and gypsum-based components.
Designed for professional construction workflows
The F1 brings construction-scale additive manufacturing into a controlled production environment. It is designed for customers producing smaller architectural forms, landscape products, molds, prototypes, and repeatable concrete components without moving a printing system between construction sites.
AMTG helps organize the equipment layout, material-delivery process, operator workflow, and preparation of digital files for production. Product engineering, material validation, reinforcement where required, quality procedures, and regulatory compliance remain under the customer’s control.
Typical applications
- Architectural concrete products
- Prefabricated wall and building components
- Landscape elements and molds
- Research and repeatable factory production
System advantages
- Large factory working area
- Modular assembly
- Cartesian motion
- Manual or automated material-preparation workflow, depending on configuration
Technical specifications
| System type | Factory gantry printer |
| Listed working envelope | Up to 7.9 × 7.9 × 4 m |
| Maximum deposition rate | Up to 0.8 m³/h, application dependent |
| Material family | Compatible cement- and gypsum-based printable mixtures |
| Duty class | Professional / industrial |
Project configuration and support
Configuration, production schedule, delivery, commissioning, and training are quoted for each project.
- Application, geometry, and operating-environment review
- Final system configuration and commercial quotation
- Synchronized mixer and material pump
- Power generator for the supplied equipment package
- Digital workflow and print-file review and preparation
- Delivery, installation, and commissioning
- Operator training, consultations, and technical support
- Access to the AMTG owner community and completed-project experience
Specifications describe reference configurations. Confirm the final build envelope, material system, output, safety requirements, and supply scope in the written project specification.