3D Concrete Printing

3D concrete printing is known as Cementitious 3D printing technology (3DCP). Geometric shapes that cannot be realized with the concrete mold method used in construction become a reality with 3D concrete printing technology. In 1984, Chuck Hull invented 3D printing and the full use of this system corresponds to 2012. In short, 3D printing printers are robotic-based additive manufacturing technology that produces automated structures. This technology does not require a mold system and is used to reveal a structure in any architectural geometric shape at the requested points.

Designing structures in free shapes without molds

Minimization of construction project cost

Obtaining instant hardening 3D mortar with minimum labor

Preventing material waste, being economical

Development of quality production elements

Freedom of design

High energy efficiency, Saving time, 

More profit

Sure, 3D concrete printers are high-tech machines developed as an alternative to traditional methods used in the construction industry. These printers can create 3D objects by combining concrete material in layers. This technology can speed up construction processes, reduce costs and provide design freedom. 3D concrete printers usually consist of robotic arms or specially designed machines. Concrete material is ejected in a controlled manner through a nozzle or spray nozzle and combined in layers to create the desired shape. This process can vary depending on the complexity and size of the design.

This technology allows structures to be built faster and more efficiently, while also offering freedom of design.3D concrete printers are ideal for the construction of structures, especially those with complex geometry. Furthermore, structures built using these printers can have the same durability as structures produced by traditional methods. 3D concrete printers are used in many projects around the world. These include buildings, bridges, walls and other infrastructure projects. This technology is seen as having great potential in the construction industry