With technology ever evolving to keep up with demand, last year we took the leap and invested in a Kuka robot. We converted it into a printer using our existing
Noztek Robotic 3D Printing
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In-House PCB Design
We’re constantly tinkering at the inner workings of our machines, to increase their capabilities and their efficiency. Because we design and make all of our PCB’s in-house, we have creative
Noztek Touch Connectivity
The biggest step we’ve taken recently has been the enhancements in connectivity, using our unique desktop software. We’ve delivered ways for you to monitor and control your filament manufacturing process
We’re Enhancing your interactive Experience.
Our focus has always been with the functional performance of our machines, and we then make the aesthetics work around that. We believe that’s how great extruding equipment should be
How to Change the barrel on Noztek Extruders
We’ve recorded a quick video to demonstrate how to change the barrel on a Noztek Extruder. this is specifically geared for The Noztek Pro and Noztek Touch (including HT models)
New: Product Videos
We’ve made some videos to give you a clearer engagement with our extrusion machine designs. We wanted to give a more intimate look at the quality of the build, and
Noztek Launch a Full Extrusion Filament System
This newly released package displays how Noztek’s advanced components, when used together, comprise the pinnacle of desktop extrusion. Including everything you need to maintain controlled quality from pellet to spooled
Monitoring Your Desktop Filament Extrusion: A Noztek Update
A Need for Data Capture We know that our customers require the ability to maintain consistent quality in their fast-paced, innovative industries. Our customers need to be able to monitor
Coming Soon: The Noztek Plastic Recycling Shredder
So, from pellet form, we can take polymer and craft it into some of the finest filament you’ll ever find, we can invent ways of blending materials which have never
Xcalibur Extruder Reaching 750c
We recently had a customer request to develop an Xcalibur extruder capable of extruding at 750°C, There are a number of options regarding high temperature heater bands, but we decided