Leasing 3d printers


3D Printer Lease or Finance

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EDGE: Secure Version

Replacement Glass Print Beds (Set of 3)

6 Month Supply of HEPA / Carbon Replacement Filters (6 Sets)

EDGE Heavy-Duty Rolling Cart

ANVIL Replacement Print Head (only)

ANVIL .4MM surgical steel print tubes (set of 3)

ANVIL .6MM surgical steel print tubes (set of 3)

ANVIL .8MM surgical steel print tubes (set of 3)

EDGE Magnetic Stack Light

EDGE Filament Bay Dehumidifier

EDGE Magnetic Print Bed & Removable Print Surface Options

UPS/Battery Backup Solutions in the event of power loss (only power-loss solution effective for higher-temperature materials)

Binder EDS 115 Filament Storage Oven

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3D Printer Rental: Do You Buy or Lease?

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3D printing has revolutionized almost every process in practically every industry. Hobbyists and DIYers have also picked up the 3D printing trend that many already consider using for their upcoming projects.

On the other hand, good-quality 3D printers may be too pricey; thus, investing in one can be impractical for some. Suppose you are an enthusiast who wishes to get hold of a 3D printer for your next assignment or a growing business considering incorporating 3D technology in your production. Therefore, you may want to contemplate renting one first instead of shelling out a large sum of money.

Yes, it is possible to rent 3D scanners and printers. Since the technology is rapidly expanding its boundaries, several companies have taken advantage of this opportunity to add 3D scanners and printers to their products and services.

Just like all renting services, a 3D printer rental comes with a contract between you and a leasing company, with which printer manufacturers or suppliers already have a relationship.

How to Rent Your 3D Printer

Not all printer manufacturing companies offer leasing programs. If your chosen manufacturer does not have a leasing program, they are likely associated with distributors that provide such services. Here are some ways you can lease your selected machines from 3D printer manufacturers and distributors.

Leasing from the Manufacturer

HP

HP 3D-as-a-Service (HP 3DaaS) Plus is a pay-per-use scheme for companies and individuals to use 3D printing technology. This leasing program is an all-inclusive printing subscription service that comes with an HP Jet Fusion 3D printer (models: 340, 5200, 4200, and 500) and all the necessary supplies, services, customer support as well as remote and on-site training.

HP 3DaaS Plus is now available in the US, Italy, Germany, United Kingdom, Ireland, France, Netherlands, Belgium, and Spain.

BigRep

As a global leader in large format additive manufacturing (AM) technology, BigRep has introduced a rental service to all their customers based in North America. This is their way of meeting the growing demand for 3D scanners and printers despite the uncertainties of the current socio-economic environment.

BigRep’s Studio industrial 3D printer is known for its versatility in industrial applications since it can process a wide range of materials like ASA, ABS, and abrasive materials. It has a high-flow dual extruder equipped with tool-steel nozzles, and 1,000 x 500 x 500 mm build volume. These features make the printer an excellent choice in any environment, whether a factory, an office, or even your home.

Last year, the Studio G2 was available for a six-month lease at a highly competitive rate of 3,000 USD net covering installation and training. In addition, lessers had access to all of the company’s 3D printing technological expertise and industrial applications.

BigRep offers this rental service through its partnership with NCP Leasing. After six months, renters can renew their lease contract, purchase the equipment, or return it to the company.

Fusion3

The Fusion3 F410 model is a high-resolution printer well-loved by many schools because of its ample 335 x 355 x 315 mm enclosed build volume and maximum print speed of 250 mm/s.

3D scanners and printers are popular learning tools used by teachers and instructors since they are usable in practically all subjects and curriculum. However, not all schools have an allocated budget to purchase one, so some would opt to rent one instead.

Fusion3 has partnered with two financing companies, Archer Capital and Marlin Equipment Finance, to make leasing 3D printers easier for their customers. These companies can work with the needs and budget of the business or institution to come up with the best leasing option.

You can rent the F410 3D printer for up to 60 months for as low as 134. 99 USD per month. Archer Capital and Marlin Equipment Finance also offer a variety of end-of-lease options, including a 1 USD buyout.

Airwolf 3D

Since the beginning, this US-based manufacturer has focused on getting 3D printing technology to the people. With this mindset, Airwolf3D rents its AXIOM line of filament 3D printers to companies in the US.

You can lease the printer for a minimum of one week, with a rent fee starting at 200 USD per week. Depending on the model, an initial deposit of at least 1,000 USD is required. But, you can later get a refund as long as you return the printer in its original condition.

Airwolf 3D has provided an online application form for interested parties to choose the terms and conditions for their contract of lease. Aside from customizing their contract, lessees can also rent more than one 3D printer at a time. It all depends on the feasibility of their company.

In addition, Airwolf 3D has partnered with TimePayment Corporation and Marlin Equipment Finance for those who need leasing assistance. Both financing companies provide affordable financing products and flexible renting options to their customers.

Carbon

You cannot find a Carbon 3D resin printer for sale in the market. That is because this American manufacturer’s business revolves around leasing printers. The L1 and M2 models feature the company’s patented Digital Light Synthesis technology capable of printing fast high-resolution objects.

So, how much will it cost you to rent a Carbon 3D printer? The subscription service for the M2 is at least three years and will cost 50,000 USD for the machine alone. An additional 10,000 USD (yearly) for the Smart Part Washer and a one-time purchase of the mandatory accessory pack costs 12,500 USD will give you a total of 192,500 USD expense for the entire system.

Update: Carbon says the prices listed above are old and no longer accurate.

EOS

EOS is a well-patronized brand in the manufacturing industry because they have both metal and polymer powder, bed-fusion printers that are beneficial for industrial purposes. A lot of start-up businesses, however, deem investing in an EOS 3D printer as too costly.

To address this, the company founded a program that bundles printers and services that make their industrial 3D printers available for lease in different countries. This intelligent move by EOS enables their clients to preserve their financial flexibility and take advantage of the tax incentives.

VShaper

This Polish printer manufacturer offers long-term lease programs of its line of seven filament printers as their way to address the needs of industrial companies who are not yet financially fluid to invest in a 3D printer. The VShaper models available for long-term rent are Single, Double, One Pro, and Custom.

You can rent them for one to three years, but they are extendable on an individual basis. The rent also includes installation, training, and comprehensive technical support.

Leasing from a Distributor

Tri-Tech 3D

The UK-based company provides direct rental contacts to a wide range of 3D printers for their customers. Lessees can choose from filament, resin, and metal technologies. Accessories, warranty, trade-in programs and support, and an upgrade path are also part of the offer.

The contract for rent starts at 299 pounds a month, depending on the model rented and the terms agreed on. Tri-Tech’s sister company, Stanford Marsh Finance, provides the funding for the most part. To ensure competitiveness, the company regularly checks the rates in the market.

Additive-X

Formerly known as GoPrint 3D, Additive-X is a 3D printer distributor based in England that offers short-term rental services perfect for one-off projects or events. Although they provide a wide range of models and brands, the company only limits rent to customers who have experience in using 3D printers.

iMakr

iMarkr distributes 3D printers and materials across the globe and offers 3D printer short-term rentals as short as half a day. This scheme benefits companies that need to reverse engineer a few spare parts, temporarily extend in-house manufacturing capacity or other short-time event purposes.

Why Rent a 3D Printer

3D printers have revolutionized the things are made and done, which is why it is no surprise that businesses and individuals are investing in a 3D printer. When looking at the costs, though, buying one may not always be an intelligent choice. Here are some reasons why entering into a rental agreement might be a better option for your business or next personal project:

Benefits of Renting a 3D Printer

Low Initial Costs

Printers can be pretty expensive and may cost up to several thousands of dollars. For business starters and DIY enthusiasts, purchasing a 3D printer may take a big bite out of your budget and leave less budget for other things.

Options to Upgrade

Like any other gadget, manufacturers continue to upgrade their models to provide better products and services to their customers. 3D printer owners are limited to using the features available on their machines.

Renters, on the other hand, can be flexible when it comes to choosing their printer models. Some 3D printer manufacturing companies and distributors offer long-term renters an option to replace or upgrade the machine as part of their rental agreement. As a result, companies will remain ahead and updated with the latest 3D technology.

Productivity on the Job

With a renter’s options to upgrade an outdated machine, renting a 3D printer – or any equipment for that matter- allows the lessee to rent a particular model specific for the job. Although most 3D printers are flexible with their raw materials, a model designed for a specific fabric will give you the best end quality. Machines for rent are also well-maintained and received by renters serviced and ready to use.

Storage and Disposal

As machine owners, it is your responsibility to properly dispose of the equipment when it has reached the end of life and is no longer serviceable. If you rent a 3D printer, you won’t have to deal with disposing of the equipment since you can return the item when you don’t need it anymore. Likewise, you do not have to worry about storage because it will only be in your custody for a certain period.

Corporate Benefits

Probably one of the most significant rewards of renting is that it can help companies cut down expenses. Did you know you can save on property taxes when you rent a 3D printer? In fact, as a business owner, you can claim up to 100% of the rental premium against your taxable income.

In addition, most 3D printers for rent include service and maintenance of equipment. Hence, by saving on property tax and maintenance, your business will be saving money.

When to Rent and When to Buy

Buying a 3D printer is not always the choice for businesses. However, renting one is also not practical all the time. Before purchasing one, you should consider factors such as available capital, growth potential, return on investment, and other expenses. If you can’t decide on buying or renting a 3D printer, here are some points that might help you with your decision.

If you only plan on using the item for a short while, renting is the best approach. Some several 3D printers manufacturers and distributors provide short-term leases from half a day to several weeks. Conversely, if you wish to use the machine for a long time, investing in one is the more intelligent move since continuous renting may be more costly in the long run.

Renting is also a smart option if you will be needing a 3D printer for different purposes. Although most 3D printers are compatible with various materials, some models are specifically designed for particular tasks and materials. Again, some manufacturers and distributors may allow their renters to change models in the middle of the leasing period.

Final Thoughts

A lot of companies, and even independent individuals, have realized the importance of 3D printing. However, renting one versus buying one has always been a long-term decision-making dilemma due to several factors.

Ultimately, it will be best to “try before you buy. ” By renting 3D printers, you will be able to test different models without shelling out a lot of money. Likewise, renting will help you decide whether investing in a 3D printer or renting one will be more beneficial for you.

Warning; 3D printers should never be left unattended. They can pose a firesafety hazard.

Rent a 3D printer in Moscow. 3D scanners, printers for rent at INNOVAKS

Master additive technologies without investing in equipment, utilities, personnel and raw materials. For machine-building companies, INNOVAKS LLC offers the service of renting 3D printers in Moscow. Our equipment reproduces prototypes as accurately as possible and helps enterprises significantly increase their efficiency and implement import substitution programs.

To test the operation of expensive equipment on your range, to study what the 3D printing process is like on a particular printer, please contact our company. Testing equipment in real production will help you accurately assess its payback and risks, make a confident choice in favor of buying equipment or outsourcing 3D printing. nine0003

3D scanners, printers for rent at INNOVAKS

INNOVAKS specializes in the development and printing of 3D prototypes. We also design products in our own design office, adapt the topology of structures. We draw up a complete package of accompanying documentation, develop technical specifications ourselves. Using the technologies of industrial 3D printing with metal, plastic, ceramics, our specialists customize mechanisms, parts of machinery, equipment, and produce prototypes. nine0003

If you want to study and test additive technologies, we recommend renting modern European and American industrial equipment. Most often, 3D printers are rented from us:

  • Stratasys Fortus 900 - for engineering plastics;
  • Stratasys VantageSE - for ABS breadboards;
  • Concept Laser M2 and SKM Solution for metals;
  • Ceramaker 100 – for ceramics. nine0018

Learn additive technologies on industrial 3D printers

To rent a 3D printer or 3D scanner, call us at the phone number at the top of the page or leave a request through the form on the site. We guarantee our clients:

  • Privacy. We conclude an agreement on non-disclosure of confidential information. You can be sure that your intellectual property will not fall into the wrong hands.
  • Operational start of equipment without waiting. nine0017 At the conclusion of the contract, the customer is assigned to the equipment, and he does not have to wait until it is free to fulfill the order. The equipment is put into operation at the first request of the customer.
  • Compliance of the final product with the requirements of the job. All printers meet published specifications through daily calibration and scheduled maintenance by our engineers. After concluding a 3D printer rental agreement, our specialists carefully study the requirements for the final product and give technological recommendations. nine0018

If necessary, the design documentation is adapted for 3D printing. After writing the control program, the products are manufactured from plastic, metal or ceramics according to the selected technology, undergo post-processing, and are coated with functional or decorative compositions. Finished products are shipped and delivered to the customer.

Work steps

Becoming our client, you get a 100% guarantee of results - we use only certified materials. The team of INNOVAX LLC includes 13 engineers, 3 project managers from the following industries: aviation, automotive, instrumentation with over 12 years of experience. Highly qualified specialists of the company work on each order in stages: nine0003

  • analyze competitors and the market;
  • develop product ideas;
  • make up a description of the functional requirements for the product;
  • make up a description of measurable indicators;
  • analyze competitive solutions;
  • are developing a conceptual design;
  • develop software, electronics, product creation workflow.

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3D printers and 3D pens are the newest, most relevant and interesting embodiment of high technology into reality. 3D printing always arouses people's interest, so it's the easiest way to draw attention to your event. nine0003

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Rental of 3D printers and 3D pens for exhibitions and conferences

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