Infinite colour.
One filament.
A clear carrier filament and micro-granule dosing let you shift colour mid-print, with millisecond precision.
01 — ENGINEERING, REVEALED
Colour is born in the melt.
At the nozzle, in milliseconds.
A whole, carefully engineered. Scroll to reveal the assemblies that make colour, motion and material work together.
DablSync & Reclaim
Two DablSync modules and one Reclaim unit share the main wheel. Each unit prints through its own nozzle. Select a part to explore its engineering.
Hover to feel the part. Select to look closer.
02 — A SECOND LIFE FOR MATERIAL
Rethink waste.
Build again.
Reclaim collects waste from colour changes and nozzle cleaning in its hopper. This recovered material is used to print support structures, returning waste to production while the independent DablSync head continues printing the main part.
Concept design. Savings and colour performance require validation. Reclaim is optional; it is not included with the standard model.
03 — YOUR PRINTER. NEW POSSIBILITIES.
Your printer.
A colour factory.
You do not need to buy our printers. Bring DablSync to your existing printer with a mounting and integration kit tailored to its architecture.
The modular reservoir provides room for 7 granule materials. Feed your own compatible granules through 7 different channels.
1 colour dosing unit, 2 DablSync and 1 Reclaim.
- Dosing
- 7 channels · servo dosing
- Reservoir tubes
- Ø8 × 36 mm · PMMA
- Dosing disc
- Ø16 × 3 mm · 180°
- Integration
- Moving / fixed bed variants
Rev A1 preliminary dimensions. Mounting, electronics and firmware compatibility must be checked for each printer.
04 — COLOUR, IN ITS ELEMENT
Seven channels.
Your spectrum.
100 g of granules can colour 2 kg of filament, keeping colour production economical. A palette of up to 49 colours reduces the need to stock a separate filament for each shade and makes production more efficient.
Colour theory guides the mixing of seven source channels: pigment ratios and white contribution shape the target hue and saturation. Explore these relationships in the colour lab below.
Digital colour preview and illustrative ratios, not a calibrated print recipe. Actual colour depends on pigment, material and calibration.