Everest
970 × 1,030 × 2,000 mm
From US$27,000
View Everest →Marine & Heavy Industry 3D printing in Canada
Marine and heavy industry need big composite plugs, molds and replacement parts — slow and costly to source, and corrosion-prone in metal. Large-format and pellet printing produce them at metre scale.
The challenge
Where marine & heavy industry teams lose time & money
Large composite plugs, molds and replacement parts are costly, slow to source and hard to revise, while metal parts in marine environments corrode and fail.
Traditional plug-making is labour-intensive pattern work that can take weeks per part.
How Modix solves it
A platform built for marine & heavy industry
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Metre-scale plugs & molds
Print large composite plugs and molds directly, skipping weeks of manual pattern-making.
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Corrosion-free parts
Polymer replacement parts shrug off salt water and humidity that destroy metal.
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Single-piece scale
Parts up to 2 m (Everest) or 3 m (MAMA XL-3000 pellet) in one piece.
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Low material cost
Pellet-fed MAMA systems print from raw granules for dramatically lower material cost at scale.
Recommended platforms
Best Modix printers for marine & heavy industry
Advertised in US dollars (CAD accepted at current exchange rates), shipped across Canada.
MAMA XL-3000
3,000 × 1,000 × 1,000 mm
Contact for pricing
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BIG-180X
1,800 × 600 × 600 mm
From US$17,000
View BIG-180X →Applications
What you can make
- Composite hull plugs & molds
- Deck hardware & fairings
- Corrosion-free replacement parts
- Ducting & vents
- Large signage & components
- Patterns for casting
FAQ
Marine & Heavy Industry 3D printing — questions
Can 3D printing make boat hull plugs and molds?
Yes. Large-format and pellet printers produce composite plugs and molds at metre scale directly from CAD, replacing weeks of manual pattern-making.
Are 3D printed marine parts corrosion-resistant?
Polymer parts do not corrode like metal, making them ideal for replacement parts exposed to salt water and humidity.
What is the largest marine part Modix can print?
Up to 2 m tall on the Everest, and up to 3 m long on the pellet-fed MAMA XL-3000 — with pellet printing keeping material cost low at that scale.
Why buy from Modix Canada for marine & heavy industry?
Modix Canada is the authorized Canadian reseller. We advertise in US dollars (Canadian dollars accepted at the current exchange rate), ship across Canada, provide on-site service in Ontario and Quebec, and support Canadian electrical certification (CSA / ESA field evaluation).
Which Modix printer is best for marine & heavy industry?
For marine & heavy industry we usually recommend the Everest, MAMA XL-3000 and BIG-180X — sized to the parts and tooling these teams produce. Tell us your largest part and we'll match the right platform.
How much does a large-format 3D printer for marine & heavy industry cost?
Modix printers start at US$5,400 for the BIG-60 and scale to US$27,000 for the Everest, with pellet MAMA systems quoted on request — advertised in US dollars, payable in Canadian dollars at the current exchange rate. Most teams recover the cost quickly through reduced tooling lead times and less outsourcing.
Solve your marine & heavy industry bottleneck
Tell us what you're making and we'll recommend the right Modix platform — advertised in USD, payable in CAD.
Talk to Modix Canada