Desktop
SL 3DMPDESK
Ø100 × 70 mm build · 300 W fiber laser · CoCr & titanium
Industrial 3D Printers · United States
Industrial 3D printing, within reach. VIRUS3D sources the SLM, SLS, and large-format FDM machines most businesses can't get locally — and delivers them across the United States. Built layer by layer, just like the future.
Honest specs, always. These machines run production metals — CoCr, titanium, stainless steel, nickel, and aluminum. Not precious metals. We don't sell what a machine can't do.
Why VIRUS3D
Industrial SLM, SLS, and large-format FDM systems are notoriously difficult to find and import. We track down the machines most suppliers can't and bring them to your floor.
These aren't desktop hobby units. Every printer in our catalog is specified for production environments — tooling, end-use parts, and serious throughput.
Sourcing, logistics, and follow-up are handled stateside. One point of contact from inquiry to install — no overseas runaround.
What these machines make
Metal and polymer additive manufacturing isn't a novelty — it's how the most demanding industries produce parts that have to fit a body, hold under load, or replace something no longer made. This is the work our machines were built for.
Crowns, bridges, partial frameworks, and denture bases printed to the patient — hundreds per run, in biocompatible CoCr and titanium.
Patient-specific sockets, orthopedic implants, and lattice structures that standard manufacturing can't produce economically.
Lightweight, high-strength structural and engine components in nickel, titanium, and aluminum alloys — consolidated into fewer, stronger parts.
Legacy, discontinued, and low-volume components produced on demand — no tooling, no minimum order, no waiting on a supplier who no longer makes it.
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