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About 3devo

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Materials Made Simple.

Our mission is simple – to streamline the process of material research and development. How do we do this? By providing you the best accessible features with the highest quality components. Are you ready to join the revolution in material development?

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LEARNING EXTRUSION

DevoTraining
Hands-on Workshops

Devotraining is a hands-on filament extrusion workshop designed for you! Are you ready to start getting better filament?

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CASE STUDY

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Researchers at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University have embarked on an ambitious project – creating 3D printable heat sinks by combining phase-change materials with plastics.

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RECYCLE PLASTIC

SHR3D IT

Super compact plastic recycler. Offering industrial grade performance. The power to create your own plastic granulate. Find out more.

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REDEFINING EXTRUSION

Filament Makers

Our Composer and Precision filament makers help you break new ground in the development, production and recycling of 3D printing materials. Find out more.

MEET THE FILAMENT MAKERS

People are saying about 3devo

“All-in-All, the extruder is a cost-saving alternative for our 3D printing needs, as it cuts out expensive purchases and deliveries of ready-made filament.”

Svein A. Hjelmtveit Laboratory Manager – NTNU

“Navigating the menu was intuitive and the pre-set list is adequate for the first steps of processing.”

Pere CastellNanotechnology Manager – Aitiip

“As of this moment, we are extruding a new type of material weekly.”

Martin Olofsson Laboratory Engineer – Perstorp

“It is a lot more flexible than our big extruder. Quick to use and doesn’t need lots of material. This device allows us to conduct most tests as part of a research projects with other companies.”

Kurt van Houtte Coordinator Fablab – Ghent University

“The machine is perfectly suitable for small batch extrusion in short time-frames, and allows you to immediately proceed with material testing and analysis.”

Mathias Czasny Materials Scientist – Technical University Berlin

“The NEXT Extruder is ideal for proceeding with immediate testing and analysis as it requires the minimum amount of input material, unlike the other extruders which require a minimum input of one kilogram.”

Corinne van Noordenne Researcher and Lecturer – Stenden University