Industrial 3D Printers —
Large Format Manufacturing

JuggerBot 3D designs and manufactures industrial large format additive manufacturing (LFAM) systems in Youngstown, Ohio. Our Made in the USA systems include Tradesman Series™ pellet-fed 3D printers and custom additive manufacturing systems developed around specific application requirements. We also offer process development and large format 3D printing services for tooling and end-use parts.

Pellet 3D printing, also called fused granulate fabrication (FGF), melts thermoplastic pellets and deposits material layer by layer. Unlike filament printing, it feeds pellets directly into an extruder. For large tooling and parts, this approach can offer higher deposition rates and lower feedstock costs, with tradeoffs in fine detail and surface finish.

JuggerBot 3D’s pellet-fed systems process thermoplastics and composites from third-party material suppliers. Examples include PETG, ABS, polycarbonate, nylon, and PEI, including selected carbon- and glass-fiber-reinforced grades. Compatibility depends on the machine configuration, material formulation, and processing requirements. Material Testing & Assessment services help evaluate additional materials for specific applications.

Yes. JuggerBot 3D offers large format 3D printing services for tooling, prototypes, and end-use parts. Customers can work with our team to evaluate material options, geometry, and application requirements before production. This also provides a way to evaluate an application before investing in an in-house additive manufacturing system.

Yes. Machine-related servce, including preventative maintenance, is performed by JuggerBot 3D's certified technicians. All qualified JuggerBot 3D equipment includes a standard Limited Product Warranty, and extended Limited Product Warranty can be purchased at the time of sale.

Yes. JuggerBot 3D develops custom additive manufacturing systems for applications that extend beyond standard machine capabilities. Projects can address specialized materials, extrusion requirements, build environments, and process integration. Development capabilities include thermoplastic pellet extrusion and th

Start with the part’s dimensions, material requirements, operating temperature, tolerances, surface finish, and production quantity. JuggerBot 3D can review those requirements to help evaluate printing feasibility, material selection, and process development needs. A CAD model or drawing, along with your current manufacturing challenges, provides a useful starting point.