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A finished enclosed professional 3D printer on a pale bench, its front glass door closed, the print head mid-motion above an empty bed carrying one plain grey test cube

Product category · Group D · consumer & terminal products

3D printing systems

Three tiers on one platform, MOQ from 100 units per model, and every unit powered and print-tested before it is packed.

Top print speed
500mm/s
Pro X1 Professional: CoreXY with an enclosed chamber
Tiers
3
Professional, creator and entry, on one platform strategy
Facility
3,500m²
Four assembly lines plus a dedicated burn-in line
Before packing
100%
Every unit powered and print-tested, not sampled

01Connection layer · what we supply

Three tiers, one platform
strategy.

3 tiers3 programmesMOQ 100 units/model
A finished enclosed professional 3D printer with a closed chamber and a blank control screen, seen three-quarter
Fig. A Pro X1 Professional. CoreXY geometry inside an enclosed chamber.
A row of finished enclosed 3D printers standing on a burn-in rack, the nearest unit sharp and the rest falling out of focus
Fig. B One platform, three price points. The burn-in rack sees all of them.
A group D line-up on a pale bench: a delivery robot, a thin display panel, a pair of smart glasses on a riser and an enclosed 3D printer
Fig. C Group D — consumer & terminal. Seven independently operated sites.
Tiers and programmes
Tier or programmePlatformBuilt for
Pro X1 ProfessionalCoreXY, enclosed chamber, 500 mm/sEngineering materials and repeatable output
Creator C1Creator tierProsumer and small-studio customers
Start S1Entry tierVolume retail and education
OEM / white labelEnclosure, boot screen, documentation, packagingA brand owner's own product line
DistributionTerritory, spare-parts kit, returns processDistributors carrying stock
EducationEntry tier plus curriculum accessoriesProcurement against a document pack

02Connection layer · who builds it

The named site
behind this category.

1 supplier siteGroup DMOQ 100 units per model

Precise3D

Export-grade consumer 3D printers, factory-direct, with MOQ from 100 units per model and worldwide shipping.

3,500 m² facility4 assembly lines + burn-in15 R&D specialists500 mm/s on Pro X1
CE (LVD) — EN 62368-1:2014+A11:2017RoHS (EU 2015/863)CE (EMC) — EN 55032 / 55035

Compliance reports are stated to be searchable on the testing laboratory's public database, so a distributor can verify the report rather than file a PDF.

A finished enclosed professional 3D printer on a pale bench with its front glass door closed and a test cube on the bed
Fig. D A machine judged by its first print is tested on the line, not in the field.
A finished enclosed 3D printer with a closed chamber door and a blank control screen
Fig. E White-label depth reaches the enclosure, the boot screen and the packaging.
A row of finished enclosed 3D printers on a burn-in rack with one small light lit at each door edge
Fig. F Every unit is powered and print-tested before the carton closes.

03Execution layer · factory and returns

The testing line is
the returns policy.

4 lines + burn-in15 R&D specialists
A wide factory floor seen from a raised viewpoint, three rows of identical assembly machinery and painted walkways
Fig. G Four assembly lines plus a burn-in line under one roof, not spread across suppliers.
01Every unit, not a sampleEach machine is powered, homed and print-tested before packing, so a dead unit never reaches a customer.
02Spares decided earlyHot ends, belts, beds, boards and power supplies: ask for the list and the lead time on each line.
03A territory needs a repair pathA printer that arrives damaged and cannot be fixed locally becomes a channel problem, not a warranty claim.
04Education buyers want paperPublic procurement usually names the document pack it will accept. Send us the list.
A long warehouse racking aisle in one-point perspective, filled with plain sealed unlabelled cartons stacked from floor to top beam

Distribution stock

Territory, stock plan and a spare-parts kit matter more than the unit price at this tier.

TerritorySpares kitReturns process
An export loading bay with an open container onto a pale apron and unlabelled cartons on pallets

Packing that survives the lane

A printer is a heavy, glass-fronted box. The packaging specification is part of the quotation.

Drop-tested cartonFCL or LCLSpare-parts list
An engineering bench under an inspection lamp with a finished circuit board assembly, a magnifier arm and sample connectors

A test file you define

Give us the print file and the pass or fail definition, and functional testing runs against your criteria.

Your test filePass / failRecorded per unit

04Trust layer · what the documents say

What the CE documents
on a printer actually say.

LVD 2014/35/EUEMC 2014/30/EURoHSUKCA
A finished enclosed 3D printer with a closed chamber and a blank control screen

The safety route is the LVD

Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU, assessed against EN 62368-1:2014+A11:2017 — the hazard-based standard that replaced the old ITE and AV standards.

EN 62368-1:2014+A11:2017IEC 4th ed. 2023-05-26DOW 2027-02-15
A single technical drawing sheet seen from above with a pen, folding dividers and one teal sticky tab

EMC is a second directive

EMC Directive 2014/30/EU is assessed against EN 55032 and EN 55035 for a product like this. Two directives, two files.

EN 55032EN 55035Separate technical file
A row of finished enclosed 3D printers on a burn-in rack with one small light lit at each door edge

RoHS is a directive, not a certificate

EU 2015/863 restricts ten substances: cadmium at 0.01%, the other nine at 0.1% in homogeneous material, with the file kept for ten years.

0.01% Cd0.1% others10-year file
A group D line-up on a pale bench: a delivery robot, a thin display panel, smart glasses and an enclosed 3D printer

CE is the manufacturer's declaration

It rests on a technical file and a signed declaration. Ask which directive, which harmonised standard, and whether the assessment was third-party or self-declared.

UK transition to 2027-12-31UKCA from 2028-01-01

05Execution layer · how we carry it

Four services carry
a printer programme.

6 service lines1 contract
Two technicians seen from behind at a bench, one holding a document of grey placeholder bars and the other pointing at it SVC-01

Sourcing & matching

A tier chosen by price and not by channel.

We match the tier to the target price band and the market's document pack before the order is placed.

An engineering bench under an inspection lamp with a finished circuit board assembly, a magnifier arm and sample connectors SVC-04

Technical assessment

A white-label programme that stops at the logo.

Written on configuration: which tier, which compliance pack, and what the packaging has to survive.

Digital calipers closed around a machined aluminium housing beside a blank inspection checklist and a sealed sample bag SVC-05

Production follow-up & QC

A first print that ruins the launch review.

Pre-shipment inspection to ISO 2859-1 general level II, on top of the factory's own print test on every unit.

An export loading bay with an open container onto a pale apron and unlabelled cartons on pallets SVC-06

Export execution

A heavy carton quoted on weight alone.

FOB by default, FCA for inland stuffing, CFR or CIF when we sell the freight. We do not quote EXW.

06Inputs · what to send us

What to send us.

4 inputsthen a quotation
A technical drawing flat on a pale bench with digital calipers, a drafting triangle and sample parts
Fig. H The price band and the market pick the tier before the specification does.
01Channel and price bandRetail, distribution or education, and the price the machine has to hit.
02Brand depthHow far the white-label goes: enclosure, boot screen, documentation, packaging.
03Market and documentsDestination markets and the compliance document pack each one expects.
04Spares and returnsThe spare-parts kit and the returns process you intend to run.
A single technical drawing sheet with a pen, folding dividers and one teal sticky tab, seen from directly above
Fig. I 100 units per model turns a white-label programme into a testable first order.
A blank unmarked form on a clipboard with a pen, abstract ruled lines and empty tick boxes
Fig. J One page is enough to start. The written assessment comes back first.

07Start

Send us your product brief.

Name the tier or attach the brief. An engineer replies with a written assessment.

Recorded. An engineer will reply.

Written technical assessment, from eric@dfshk.cn.

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