Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 NEO 3D Printer: High-Speed IDEX Printing

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High-speed industrial IDEX 3D printer for batch production
  • Heated thermostatic chamber
  • Advanced motion control algorithms
  • Production capacity of 500–1000 g/d
  • Reliable continuous operation
When purchasing with us you get:
  • Favorable PO Terms
  • 1 Year Warranty
  • Local U.S. Support
  • Up to 20% Filament Discount
  • Free Shipping
We Accept Purchase Orders From All Educational Institutions and Eligible Business Customers
This 3D printer comes with:
  • Essential parts required for operation
  • All the necessary tools
  • Flexible build plate
  • User manual
Price $8,495.00 $9,495.00
Lead time is 2-3 weeks

The Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 NEO is a high-speed 3D printer built for engineering applications, featuring a 310 × 310 × 300 mm build volume, 500°C nozzle temperature, and support for advanced filaments like PPA-CF/GF and PPS-CF. Its carbon-fiber rod CoreXY structure enables 20,000 mm/s² acceleration and 500 mm/s travel speeds, reducing print time without sacrificing quality. AI-powered Lidar and computer vision detect first-layer issues and spaghetti failures, while a G3, H12 HEPA, and carbon filtration system ensures a safer workspace. Designed for demanding prototypes and end-use parts, it combines speed, precision, and safety.

What is the print quality and performance of the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 NEO Desktop 3D printer?

The Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 NEO delivers industrial-grade print quality with desktop-level convenience, offering 16 μm XY and 1.25 μm Z-axis movement precision. It processes over 12 high-speed materials, outputting 500–1000g per day at speeds up to 500 mm/s with 10,000 mm/s² acceleration. At Schneider Electric’s Plovdiv factory, it cut print times from 12–15 hours to 2, enabled multi-material prints (e.g., PA6-CF + SP3030 jigs in under 6 hours), expanded in-house production with materials like PC, PA6, PA12, PPA, and TPU95A, and reduced development time and outsourcing costs.

Since 2018, ASMPT has used INTAMSYS’ 3D printers — including the FUNMAT PRO 310 NEO launched in 2024 — to produce over 30,000 parts across prototyping, tooling, end-use parts, and casting.

The Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 3D printer displayed alongside its branded filament storage unit. The printer features a sleek, black exterior with a front-view window allowing visibility into the build chamber. Positioned on top is a user interface panel with the Intamsys logo, indicating brand visibility. The printer is accompanied by a matching storage unit, emphasizing the cohesive design and functionality of the system.ASMPT achieved 50%+ cost savings, 500–1000g daily print rates for PC/ABS, and validated uptime over 240,000 hours with the Intamsys 3D printers. 
Comparison chart illustrating cost savings associated with parts created by the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310. The chart lists five distinct 3D-printed parts aligned with their respective cost savings when batches are shipped. Savings range from $586 to $1,333, culminating in a total savings of $3,947. The diagram is organized into two columns: "Parts" on the left with gray 3D models and "Cost Saving per batch shipped" with monetary values displayed on a vibrant blue background.
The actively heated chamber, 350°C nozzle, and 160°C platform allow full-format additive manufacturing of engineering plastics without warping, delamination, and deformation, even for parts over 100 mm.
Interior view of the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 showing a white 3D-printed box-like structure on the print bed. The print head assembly above is equipped with cooling fans and precision components. The setup emphasizes the printer's ability to handle complex builds with fine detail in an industrial setting.

Which filaments can you use with the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 NEO IDEX 3D Printer?

The INTAMSYS FUNMAT PRO 310 NEO FFF 3D printer supports 29 filament types across high-performance, engineering, flexible, and support materials. It handles engineering plastics such as PC, PC-FR, ABS, ABS-HS, ASA, Nylon, PET, and PPA composites; flexible TPU95A; standard PLA; and soluble and breakaway supports, including HIPS, PVA, SP3030, SP3050, SP5000, SP5010, SP5040, and SP5080. It also supports third-party filaments like KIMYA ABS-ESD and BASF PC/ABS-FR. 

Displayed are various parts created by the INTAMSYS FUNMAT PRO 310 NEO 3D printer. The selection includes complex geometries and different materials, illustrating the printer's capability to handle diverse applications. Parts include a curved pipe, a mesh-like frame, and precision-engineered components, demonstrating the printer’s versatility and precision in producing functional prototypes and end-use products.

A 350°C nozzle, 100°C chamber, and 160°C build plate enable broad material compatibility. Intamsys offers pre-calibrated filaments but also supports any 1.75 mm third-party filament.

ABS 3D Print Sample: A 200х150х40 мм assembly fixture printed in 4 hours

A comparison of a 3D model and a completed part created by the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 is presented. On the left, a CAD design illustrates dimension details on a light blue background, while the right shows the corresponding finished component in a cream color. The image illustrates the precision and accuracy of the printer in replicating intricate designs, with features such as screw holes and circular openings visible in both the digital and physical versions.

ABS 3D Print Sample: Geely uses 3D-printed ABS parts to test Lotus car components. Printing a 240 × 60 × 60 mm part takes about 14 hours, with HIPS as the support material.

Two 3D-printed parts displayed side by side on a neutral background. On the left, an elongated and curved structure with multiple attachment points demonstrates complex geometry. On the right, a rectangular base with four vertical, square-shaped columns, each featuring a circular indentation at the bottom. Both components are created by the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310, indicating its capability to produce detailed and intricate objects.

ABS 3D Print Sample: A 200×200×200 mm orthopedic helmet printed in 5 hours

A white, perforated 3D printed structure created by the intamsys funmat pro 310. The object features a curved design with numerous small holes, resembling a lightweight shell or casing. The material appears smooth and uniform.

ASA 3D Print Sample: a 240×20×20 mm air conditioner filter cover printed in 7hours

A 3D printed component created by the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310, showcasing a long, narrow, black object with geometric support structures. The component features a series of triangular and rectangular cutouts, highlighting the printer’s precision in creating intricate designs and details.

PC 3D Print Samples: A collection of smooth, finished parts in white plastic, showcasing various shapes and structures produced by the intamsys funmat pro 310. They include rectangular, oval, and complex geometrical designs, highlighting the printer's precision and capability in manufacturing diverse components.

PPA-CF/PPA-GF 3D Print Samples: 

Black 3D-printed parts created by the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 are arranged against a gray background. The parts include a rectangular housing with screw holes, an L-shaped component with geometric cutouts, and other precision-engineered pieces. Each item showcases the printer's capability for producing detailed and varied shapes in a sleek, matte finish.

PPS-GF 3D Print Samples:

Three components created by the intamsys funmat pro 310 are displayed against a neutral grey background. The parts appear to be made of a brown filament, showcasing different geometric forms. The leftmost part has a rectangular shape with a hollow interior, the middle part is a larger, block-like structure with a flat base and sloped sides, and the rightmost piece is a smaller, tapered component, indicating the printer's capability to produce precise and varied shapes.

TPU-95A 3D Print Samples: 

A set of three white 3D printed components created by the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310. The parts include structural pieces and an intricate bracket design, exemplifying the printer's capability to produce complex and precise geometries. The objects are displayed against a smooth, neutral backdrop, focusing attention on their detailed craftsmanship.

What is the build volume of the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 NEO?

The build volume of the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 NEO is 305 × 260 × 260 mm with a single nozzle, and 260 × 260 × 260 mm with dual nozzles.

A software interface showing the slicing process for a 3D print job on the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310. The screen displays a 3D model of the Intamsys logo in yellow, indicating build layers and print path. The interface includes options for viewing the model, adjusting print settings, and exporting the G-code necessary for printing. The sidebar shows adjustable parameters like layer height and infill percentage, emphasizing the precision and customizability of the print setup.

What is the difference between the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 NEO and its competitors?

The Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 NEO is an industrial FDM printer with a 100 °C heated chamber, 160 °C bed, and 350 °C nozzle, enabling reliable printing of engineering polymers like PPS, PPA-CF/GF, and high-strength ABS. It offers stronger thermal management than the Raise3D Pro3 HS and Ultimaker S8 Pro, which have lower chamber capabilities. Although the Mingda MD-400D and Creatbot F430 NX have larger build volumes, they lack comparable chamber heating, affecting print quality with technical materials. The Bambu Lab H2D excels in print speed and automation but is limited to a 65 °C chamber, making it better for prototyping. The Funmat Pro 310 NEO also includes IDEX dual extrusion for duplicate or mirror mode printing — unlike single-head systems like the H2D — doubling productivity. It delivers a strong balance of thermal performance, versatility, and industrial reliability.

Specification Funmat Pro 310 NEO Raise3D Pro3 HS Ultimaker S8 Pro Mingda MD-400D Creatbot F430 NX Bambu Lab H2D
Price (USD) $9,500+ $5,599+ $12,298+ $4,499+ $6,499+ $2,149+
Build Volume (mm) 305×260×260 / 260×260×260 300×300×300 / 255×300×300 330×240×300 400×400×400 / Copy: 400×200×400 400×300×300 / 360×300×300 325×320×325 / 300×320×325
Nozzle Temp. (°C) 350 320 340 350 (≤320 rec.) 420 350
Bed Temp. (°C) 160 120 120 110 140 120
Chamber Temp. (°C) 100 Passive heating Passive heating Passive heating 70 65
Max Speed (mm/s) 500 500 500 500 (200–300 rec.) 300 1000
Extrusion System IDEX Dual (not IDEX) Dual (not IDEX) IDEX IDEX Dual (not IDEX)
Dimensions (mm) 700×655×700 620×626×760 495×488×1187.5 690×790×910 780×550×800 492×514×626
 
 

A bar chart titled "3D Printer Build Volumes" displays the build volumes of six different 3D printers. The Intamsys F310 is shown with a volume of 20.62 liters, the Raise3D Pro3 with 27 liters, the Ultimaker S8 with 23.76 liters, the Mingda MD-400 with 64 liters, the Creatbot F430 with 36 liters, and the Bambu Lab H2D with 33.8 liters. Each printer model is represented by a different colored bar, indicating their respective volumes.

What printer controls are available on the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 NEO?

The Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 NEO provides 10 main control categories consisting of 4 physical controls and 6 touchscreen interface sectionsClose-up of the touchscreen interface of the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310, showcasing a detailed 3D printing interface. The screen displays a G-code 3D model with various on-screen controls for adjusting settings such as nozzle temperature, chamber conditions, and build plate heat. Each of these components is marked with current and target metrics for precision. The layout is intuitive, supporting advanced monitoring and operation of the 3D printer.

Physical Controls (4 categories):

  • Power button located on the front side of the printer.
  • Power switch on the lower right side of the machine.
  • Front ON/OFF button on the right side of the screen.
  • USB and network interfaces.

Touchscreen Controls (6 categories):

  • Home Menu

The display interface of the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 shows a 3D model of a spaceship being prepared for printing. The screen provides key metrics, such as nozzle temperatures with the left nozzle at 213°C and the right at 132°C, along with the build chamber at 38°C and build plate at 39°C. It shows "Printing: 0.0%" progress, estimated time left, and material type labeled as ABS/HIPS. The interface is branded with Intamsys at the top and features navigation options like Home, Queue, and Tools on the right sidebar.

Print Job Controls: Start, pause, or stop printinting process, queueing, reprint completed task, select printing modes (duplicate and mirror), etc.  A dashboard interface detailing the operational statuses of the intamsys funmat pro 310 3D printer. The display includes sections for Idle, Heating, Heatholding, Printing, Paused, Aborted, and Completed tasks. Each section shows elapsed time, progress percentage, and remaining time, providing comprehensive progress tracking. The controls include play, pause, and stop functions, indicating a user-friendly approach to managing print jobs.

The user interface of the intamsys funmat pro 310 3D printer's control panel. The screen displays a queue of four print jobs, including filenames like

A digital interface screen displays the USB storage access page for the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310. The GUI shows various file icons with names and extensions like ".ifp" and ".gcode," which are used for 3D printing files. There is an option to "Print," "Add to Queue," or close the interface, dated October 26, 2022, indicating a user-friendly navigation system for organizing and selecting 3D print jobs by file date.

  • Filament Management Controls: Load/unload filament,  supply filament during out-of-material alarm, material database management, etc.

A screenshot of the intamsys funmat pro 310 user interface, displaying material management for PLA and PVA filaments. The left panel shows PLA with a current temperature of 210°C and a target of 215°C. The right panel shows PVA with a current temperature of 149°C and a target of 150°C. Visible options include load and unload, with branding present in the top right corner.

The screenshot displays a user interface for the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310, focusing on the filament loading process. On the left, there is a temperature control panel indicating the current temperature at 210°C and the target at 215°C, along with load and unload options. On the right, there is an instructional diagram demonstrating how to insert filament, with a step-by-step guide. The interface features branding elements and a timestamp at the top.

A notification on the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 interface alerts with "Error code: 217," indicating the L-Extruder is out of material. It suggests checking or changing the material for the L-Extruder. Options to resolve the issue include "Clear," "Supply Filament," or "Close," and a checkbox labeled "I have handled" is visible. The background shows a paused printing screen with additional controls and temperature readouts.

A technical user interface screenshot from the intamsys funmat pro 310's control software, illustrating the loading process for PLA filament. The display shows current and target temperatures of 210°C and 215°C respectively for the filament with user options to load or unload. The adjacent diagram provides a visual guide for observing filament extrusion through the nozzle, complete with a detailed illustration of the printer's extrusion mechanism.

  • Calibration: Automatic/manual platform leveling, nozzle XY offset calibration, axis control.

A screenshot displays the user interface of the intamsys funmat pro 310 3D printer's control software. The interface shows a 3D model of the printer's internal build space, marked with different axes: X, Y, Z, and extruder positions. The software highlights the Nozzle-L and Nozzle-R as well as options for moving the nozzles. Technical features such as axis movement, nozzle positioning, and precise movement steps in millimeters (100, 10, 1, 0.1) are visible. The interface contains buttons for adjusting nozzle positions (X-, Home, X+) and a Home All button, providing users with comprehensive control over the printer’s settings. The branding and navigation options are also visible, offering a seamless experience for users operating the printer.

The interface of the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310’s calibration settings is presented, showing options for nozzle configuration. The menu includes entries for Nozzle 01 and Nozzle 02, each capable of handling different materials such as ABS-HS and HIPS. Calibration features like leveling and nozzle XY offset adjustment are accessible, emphasizing the printer's user-friendly operation and versatility in material handling.

  • Other Settings: Wi-Fi settings, wired network, nozzle adjustment, camera control for online monitoring, etc.

The settings interface for the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310's Ethernet connectivity. The screen displays network information including IP Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway, DNS Server, and MAC Address. A ping test status is shown, confirming successful network communication. The interface includes navigation tabs for Machine, WLAN, and Camera, with Intamsys branding visible in the top right corner.

The control interface of the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 is displayed, featuring two large, black 3D printed parts inside the printer's industrial-grade chamber. On the screen to the right, settings such as power status, resolution at 640 x 480, and exposure level at 20 are shown. The interface includes connectivity options like Machine, WLAN, Ethernet, and Camera, with branding visible at the top right.

What connectivity options are available on the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 NEO?

The Funmat Pro 310 NEO offers Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and dual USB ports for flexible file transfer and printing. The left USB connects to a computer; the right handles U-disk transfers. Wi-Fi supports auto-reconnect, password management, and IP settings, while Ethernet offers a stable wired option. Remote printing is available via FTP, INTAMSUITE NEO, or the Local Print app, enabling seamless workflow integration.

A screenshot of the INTAMSYS FUNMAT PRO 310’s user interface, depicting the WLAN configuration settings. The interface is organized with labeled tabs for Machine, WLAN, Ethernet, and Camera. The selected WLAN tab displays network connection options and technical specifics like IP address, Subnet Mask, Gateway, DNS Server, and MAC Address. This digital interface is marked with the INTAMSYS branding in the corner, enhancing brand recognition.

What slicing software is offered with the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 NEO?

The Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 NEO includes INTAMSUITE NEO, an industrial-grade slicing software with a project-based workflow for managing multiple tasks in one interface. It features a ribbon-style UI, tested print profile templates, and dynamic settings based on printer, material, and print mode.

Technical features include LAN-based remote printing and monitoring, auto support generation, adaptive blockers, G-code previews, and a standalone monitoring app. It supports formats like .stl, .obj, .3mf, .stp, and .iges, with tools for automated slicing, mesh repair, per-model settings, DFAM checks, and model transformation. The software is compatible with all FUNMAT printers and available in English, French, German, Japanese, and Chinese.

What is the design and build quality of the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 NEO?

What is the design and form factor of the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 NEO?

The Funmat Pro 310 NEO has excellent thermal insulation design (thickened insulation layer, front door with double glass, and a temperature-resistant cover on the top). It includes removable side panels, locking front and top doors with electromagnetic safety locks, and overhead access via damping hinges. Measuring 700 × 620 × 800 mm, it has a front-mounted touchscreen, USB ports, and power switch, with space for an external filament drying box on the right. Designed for indoor use.

The Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 is depicted with its sleek, modern design, featuring a robust black and gray color scheme. The printer is positioned on caster wheels for easy mobility and possesses a large, transparent front door for viewing the interior build space. The branding

A technical illustration of the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 highlights its design and key components, including a visible open front door. The detailed diagram points out the front door sensor and the electromagnetic lock, providing insight into the machine's safety features. The graphic includes branding at the top with the model name clearly labeled on the printer's front panel.

What is the motion system of the Intamsys Funmat 310 NEO?

The Intamsys FUNMAT 310 NEO uses factory-tensioned synchronous belts and linear guide rails for X and Y axis motion, driving the dual-extruder horizontally.

A top-down view inside the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310, highlighting its dual-extruder system. The two extruder heads are mounted on a shared rail, each equipped with a filament feeding tube. The setup includes cooling fans positioned at the top, ensuring optimal heat management. The interior is finished in sleek metallic tones, emphasizing the precision engineering of the machine.A technical diagram illustrating the internal mechanical components of a 3D printer, highlighting elements such as the Y-direction synchronous belt, X-direction synchronous belt, Y-direction motor, X-direction motor, and respective organs. The diagram includes detailed labeling and lines indicating the position of each part to provide clarity on the assembly and movement mechanics within the printer.The Z-axis employs 2 linear bearings and a ball screw to move the heated bed vertically.

A detailed technical diagram illustrates the internal components of the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 3D printer. Key parts are labeled, including the Z-direction motor, synchronous belt, ball screw, power switch, synchronous pulley, guide shafts, linear bearings, sensor trigger plate, mainboard, and photoelectric sensors. This schematic provides insight into the mechanical and electronic architecture of the printer.

What are the build platform specifications of the Intamsys Funmat 310 NEO?

The Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 NEO includes a magnetic stainless steel flexible build plate for easy part removal with glue-free bed adhesion. The build platform features auto mesh leveling with 100-point surface flatness measurement and automatic Z-axis compensation. Manual leveling with a 0.2 mm feeler gauge and four manual leveling knobs is also supported.

The interior of the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 3D printer, showcasing its build chamber. The chamber is stainless steel with a smooth finish, featuring a flat build platform labeled with the Intamsys logo. Ventilation panels are visible on the right wall, and there is a clear viewing window on the front door, offering a full view of the interior environment.A close-up view inside the intamsys funmat pro 310, showcasing the printer's build platform. The platform is marked with a blue and black grid pattern for precision in object placement. The metallic interior reflects industrial-grade construction, emphasizing durability and robust performance capabilities. A safety warning indicator is visible at the front of the build platform.

What is the hotend and extruder system of the Intamsys Funmat 310 NEO?

The Intamsys Funmat 310 NEO uses an Independent Dual Extruder (IDEX) system with two print heads, each reaching up to 350°C. The extruder system uses dual feeding gears. It includes CuCrZr nozzles for standard materials (ABS, PC, PLA, PETG) and hardened steel-tipped nozzles for fiber-filled materials (PA6-CF, PA12-CF, PPS-CF).

Close-up view inside the intamsys funmat pro 310, displaying the active printing nozzle meticulously laying down a thin white layer of material. The image captures the precision of the printing head as it operates within the controlled environment of the printer. A safety warning triangle indicating heat is partially visible.

Quick-release extruders with modular design allow fast, tool-free nozzle changes.

Two extruder modules designed for the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 are shown on a white surface. The modules are compact and feature a robust metal build with visible heat sink components, indicative of their precision engineering. Labels on the modules identify them as parts specific to the Pro 310, highlighting their compatibility and functionality specifics.Extruder installation
A detailed illustration of the INTAMSYS FUNMAT PRO 310’s print head mechanism as viewed from above. The image shows dual extruder systems marked by yellow circles, which are integral for efficient printing operations. The horizontal alignment of the rails and motorized components is clear, showcasing technical precision. The branding below the components indicates the model name, ensuring easy identification.

How does the Intamsys Funmat 310 NEO handle filament storage and feeding?

The Intamsys Funmat 310 NEO uses an independent INTAMBox Sealed Drying Filament Box that holds two 1kg spools — left for model material and right for support. It maintains low humidity with seal rings, buckles, and 4A molecular sieve desiccant, while a cover tension device prevents filament loosening and spool toppling. Filament feeds through quick-connect tubes with sensors that pause printing when material runs out, allowing reload and resume. The system also includes intelligent material recognition to detect mismatches with G-code settings and supports both automatic and manual loading via the touch screen. The anti-tangle design avoids tangling and knotting of filament to ensure continuous printing.

A filament storage unit housing two spools of white filament, possibly for use with the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310. The container has a protective lid and steel rod at the front. The setting includes a perforated base suggesting ventilation or moisture control, important for maintaining filament quality.

A close-up view of a filament storage system suited for large reels, designed to maintain optimal condition. The unit appears sleek and modern, with visible filaments stored vertically within a transparent section atop a durable base. The environment is minimalistic, highlighting the container's design, featuring a central handle and subtle branding possibly indicating

What are the power supply specifications of the Intamsys Funmat 310 NEO?

The Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 NEO supports 110 V and 220 V AC input, with a power switch on the lower right side. It’s designed for indoor use within 15°C to 30°C and 30% to 70% relative humidity (non-condensing). The device complies with FCC Part 15 and Industry Canada RSS standards and must be operated at least 20 cm from users to meet RF exposure requirements.

The rear panel of the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 shows a power connection area. A power cable is plugged into a socket next to a power switch. Below, there’s a USB port for connectivity. The panel is dark gray, matching the industrial design of the 3D printer.

Intamsys Funmat 310 NEO power switch

A line drawing of the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310, focusing on the lower panel. The illustration highlights the front bottom section, showcasing a rectangular access panel on the right with an adjacent switch, possibly for power control. The lines are precise, depicting structural elements, and the context is technical, likely from a user manual or technical diagram.

What comes included in the box with Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 NEO?

  • Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 NEO 3D Printer
  • Intam Cabinet, a mobile support unit for the FUNMAT PRO 310, featuring storage drawers, a foldable pallet, and lockable casters, with basic safety, operation, and warranty guidelines outlined for proper use and maintenance
  • IntamBox, a sealed dual-spool dry box with integrated humidity/temperature monitoring and a rechargeable 4A molecular-sieve desiccant that keeps filament at ≤10% RH for up to 20 days
  • 2x Extruder Assemblies
  • 2x Intamsys filament spools
  • 1x Blue pliers/wire cutters
  • 1x hex key/Allen wrench set
  • 1x Cleaning brush
  • 2x Black electronic connectors/modules
  • 1x USB cable
  • 1x Power cable
  • 2x Black build plates
  • 1x Pair of protective gloves (in sealed packaging)
  • Multiple instruction manuals and quick start guides
  • Test model (stored in IntamBox)
  • Setup documentation (multiple sheets)
  • Screws, fasteners, mounting brackets
  • Cleaning supplies and maintenance items

 

Please Note: Package contents are determined by the manufacturer and may change without notice. To confirm the current items included with this product, please contact a Top3DShop sales representative before placing your order.

What maintenance does the dual extruder Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 NEO require?

3D Printer FUNMAT PRO 310 NEO requires scheduled maintenance procedures to ensure reliable operation, consistent print quality, and component longevity.

 Before Each Print:
  • Inspect the magnetic platform for debris, secure magnets, and a clean, attached build plate.
  • Clean filament and debris from the print chamber.
  • Check the nozzle for clogs or buildup; heat and clean with a copper brush if needed.
  • If the filament box humidity exceeds 20% after 24 hours, dry the desiccant at 200°C for 2 hours, then cool and reinstall.

A technical line drawing of a component from the intamsys funmat pro 310 3D printer, showcasing a modular part of the extruder system. The drawing highlights details such as ventilation slots, likely intended for cooling, and a fan depicted with circular outlines for thermal management. There is also an arrow indicating the directional path for a removable component, suggesting an easy maintenance or replacement process.

 After Each Print:
  • Wearing gloves, remove the build plate, flex to release the print, clean it, and reattach.
  • Heat the nozzle to extrusion temperature, then clean with a copper brush.
  • Remove material chips from the chamber.
 Monthly:
  • Remove the front housing of the extruder and inspect the feeding gears for accumulated filament chips; clean gear teeth using a small copper wire brush or tweezers.

A technical diagram of the INTAMSYS FUNMAT PRO 310 3D printer with the front door open, revealing the internal structure. The image highlights the printer's chamber with detailed notation of the ventilation and filtration system. The design includes perforated panels for airflow, a clear section for visibility, and an identifiable branding panel on the top front. The sturdy construction and door hinges are visible, emphasizing durability and function.

 Every 6 Months:
  • Lubricate X and Y-axis rails with PFPE or lithium grease:
  • Disable motors, center extruder, wipe old grease, apply new grease with a soft brush, and move extruder to spread it.
  • Lubricate Z-axis bearings and ball screw:
  • Power off and unplug, remove rear cover, grease rails and screw, reinstall cover, power on, and move Z-axis up/down 10 times.
  • Inspect or replace air filters at side inlets by removing screws and the cover plate.

A technical illustration comparing front and rear views of the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310. The left diagram shows the printer's front with vent placements and four mounting points highlighted in yellow circles. The right diagram displays an internal view, revealing the dual z-axis lead screws and motor assemblies emphasized in yellow, indicating structural components for stability and precision.

A line drawing of the intamsys funmat pro 310 3D printer in a zoomed-out perspective, showing the internal mechanics and framework. The open-top view captures twin extruder heads on a rail system, indicated with yellow outlines, emphasizing their movement path inside the printing chamber. The drawing details include panel and button placements, with the "INTAMSYS" logo prominently displayed on the front panel, illustrating the printer’s robust design.

 
 
Every 12 Months:

To replace feeding tubes:

  • Unload filament, power off, and let components cool.
  • Center the extruder, press black collars, and remove tubes.
  • Install new tubes of equal length, fully inserted.

To clean fans:

  • Remove rear cover.
  • Clean exhaust and mainboard fan blades with a brush, non-woven fabric, and alcohol.
  • For the mainboard fan, remove four screws to clean; do not disconnect power.

Technical illustration depicting a component of the intamsys funmat pro 310. The diagram highlights a section of the 3D printer’s framework, focusing on the axis stabilization system. An orange circle emphasizes a particular connection joint, offering insight into the machine’s structural functionality and design.

 
A detailed line drawing of the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 3D printer is shown, highlighting its robust and angular design. The printer features a large, insulated build chamber, prominent display panel, and the Intamsys branding on the front door. Attached to the printer is an external box via yellow cables, likely representing a filament or external control unit. The overall aesthetic conveys industrial strength and precision engineering.
As Needed:
  • Replace the nozzle after ~10 kg of filament or if print quality drops, especially with fiber-reinforced materials.
    After replacement or alignment issues, perform hotbed leveling and nozzle XY offset calibration.

What support and warranty come with the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 NEO?

Warranty Coverage:

  • Standard warranty: 12 months from purchase for defects affecting operation.
  • Limited parts warranty (5 months): nozzle assembly, temperature sensor, nozzle heater, LED components.
  • Not covered: nozzle, heater housing, high-temp tape, glass build plate, screws, and cosmetic wear.

Extended Warranty (Optional):

  • Available for up to 2 additional years, but must be purchased within the first year.
  • Contact Top3DShop for pricing.

The image displays the control panel of the INTAMSYS FUNMAT PRO 310 NEO 3D printer. The panel features a touchscreen interface with a live preview of a blue 3D printed part in progress. Details such as temperature settings, material type, and print duration are visible, providing a comprehensive view of the printer's operational status. The branding is clearly visible on the panel, enhancing product identification.

Warranty Requirements:

  • Keep the original invoice and packaging.
  • Valid only if purchased from Top3DShop

Warranty is Void If:

  • Serial number is removed.
  • Printer is modified or repaired by unauthorized persons.
  • Damage results from misuse, poor maintenance, non-original parts/software, or natural disasters.

Repair Works for User-Caused Damage:

  • Customer pays for inspection, repair, and shipping costs.
  • Repairs done by Top3DShop/Intamsys after estimate approval.

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The Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 is prominently displayed in an industrial setting, resting on a white table. Its sleek, black exterior is complemented by a transparent front door that reveals the spacious printing chamber. The top section features a digital control panel with a vibrant display, allowing for precise temperature and print management. Visible branding includes the "INTAMSYS" logo on the front. The surrounding environment suggests a professional manufacturing facility with various machinery and equipment visible in the background.

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  • Service guides, troubleshooting, maintenance, and diagnostics: https://help.intamsys.com/en/INTAMSYSPRINTERS/FUNMATPRO410/FUNMATPRO410ServiceGuide

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How much does the Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 NEO cost?

The Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 NEO high-speed industrial 3D printer, priced at $8,495.00, delivers strong value for professional use with a 500 mm/s max speed and IDEX technology. It prints 500–1000 g per day using a 100 °C heated chamber that supports warp-resistant printing with materials like PC, PA12-CF, and PPA-GF. The 305 × 260 × 260 mm build area is kept thermally stable, while IDEX enables mirror and duplicate modes, boosting output beyond 1 kg/day.

The Intamsys Funmat Pro 310 3D Printer is displayed with a modern design featuring a large front-facing enclosure. It includes a clear viewing window illuminated with warm lighting, highlighting its internal build platform. The printer showcases a sleek control panel above the door, with the company branding "INTAMSYS" clearly visible on a digital display. The angular, industrial design emphasizes its professional-grade capabilities.

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