3D Printer
FibreSeek FibreSeeker 3 Continuous Fibre 3D Printer
$6204.00 AUD
Product Features
- Continuous fibre reinforcement rated up to 900 MPa tensile — metal-replacement strength
- Dual heads: 0.4 mm FFF at up to 500 mm/s + 0.7 mm CFC with built-in fibre cutter
- Open polymer side: standard 1.75 mm filament, all-metal 350 °C hotend
Configuration: Printer Only
Quantity
The FibreSeeker 3 lays continuous carbon or glass fibre inside standard thermoplastic prints. Built by the original Anisoprint team. Parts reach 900 MPa along the fibre — stronger than machined 6061 aluminium.Two heads. The 0.4 mm FFF nozzle takes any 1.75 mm filament, including STANDARD PRINT CO. PLA, PETG, PC, PA and PA-CF. The 0.7 mm CFC nozzle with built-in cutter lays FibreSeek X-CCF carbon or X-CGF glass fibre. Three modes: High Speed, High Strength, Hyper Strength.Enclosed CoreXY. 300 × 300 × 245 mm. 65 °C heated chamber, auto levelling, AI camera. Ships fully assembled.Fibre Ready Bundle adds 2 extra X-CCF continuous carbon fibre spools (500 m) and 2 kg of FibreSeek PETG matrix filament.Australian warranty. Serviced and supported by STANDARD PRINT CO. in Sydney.
Order Info
- Freight calculated at checkout by postcode and weight. Delivered on a pallet or by courier; not available for pickup.
- Sourced per order and shipped direct — allow 2-3 business days before dispatch.
Buying for a business, school or university? Get a quote or invoice. Trade pricing and purchase orders welcome.
What it is
Continuous carbon fibre. On a desktop.
Parts stronger than machined aluminium, from a printer the size of a Bambu H2D. Open filament side. Enclosed, heated, assembled.
900 MPa
Tensile, fibre direction
300 × 300 × 245
Build volume, mm
—
AUD inc. GST, assembled
Process
Continuous carbon fibre, jacketed in the material you choose.
The second extruder prints the same material alongside it, so the part is one polymer with carbon running through it.
Chopped vs continuous
Chopped carbon fibre ≠ continuous carbon fibre.
Both are carbon. Chopped fragments stiffen the plastic. A continuous strand carries the load, and beats the aluminium it replaces. Hover a card to see it on the chart.
Chopped carbon fibre filament
Stiffer. Barely stronger.
Sub-millimetre carbon fragments stiffen the plastic. Tensile strength rises little, because every fragment ends inside the polymer and the polymer still carries the load. 40–130 MPa.
Continuous carbon fibre
One strand, end to end.
A second nozzle lays an unbroken 1K carbon tow along the load path, like rebar in concrete. The carbon carries the load. 850–900 MPa.
Tensile strength, MPa. FibreSeek X-CCF datasheet, measured along the fibre. Across the fibre a part behaves like its base polymer — design puts fibre on the load path. Aluminium: 6061-T6 ultimate tensile. Filaments: manufacturer datasheets.
Two heads, three modes
Fast printer. Composite printer. Same machine.
0.4 mm FFF nozzle. 0.7 mm CFC nozzle with fibre cutter. Pick the mode per job.
High Speed
FFF head only
Any 1.75 mm filament, 500 mm/s, enclosed CoreXY. A fast printer on its own.
High Strength
Fibre where it matters
Both heads. Set the fibre ratio in the slicer, place carbon only on the load paths.
Hyper Strength
Maximum fibre
CFC head with built-in cutter lays all the carbon the geometry allows. The 900 MPa mode.
Hotend
350 °C. All metal. Hardened nozzle.
PA, PC and PA-CF without a nozzle swap. 65 °C actively heated chamber underneath it.
Metal replacement
Skip the machine shop.
One bracket. Machined 6061 versus printed PLA + continuous carbon.
FibreSeek's example. Material cost only. Strength along the fibre.
Against the industrial benchmark
Side by side.
Published specifications and list prices, AUD.
AUD inc. GST. Mark Two: published list price US$17,490 (Sep 2026) at 1.50 AUD/USD; manufacturer specifications. Excludes freight and local support.
Applications
Parts that used to be metal.
Robot arms & linkages
≈ 9.5 hStiff, light, crash-tough.
Soft jaws & fixtures
≈ 4 hShock-tough, field-replaceable.
Hand tools
≈ 7 hMetal-class strength, lighter handle.
Frames & drones
≈ 2 hLattice frames at plastic weight.
FibreSeek example parts and print times.
Software
Rocket Slicer.
FibreSeek's slicer. Windows and macOS. Free with the printer.
Reinforced mode
Fibre on the load path
Fibre perimeters and fibre infill where you set them. Adjust reinforcement magnitude per part.
STL / STEP in
Preset templates set mode, infill and density.
Support masks
Paint where fibre goes. Paint where support goes.
Preview first
Toolpaths, material split, time and cost before printing.
Built-in assistant
Material, temperature and slicing questions answered in-app.
Screenshots and demonstrations by FibreSeek. Download and updates are served by FibreSeek.
Before you trust the numbers
See it run first.
Try a part before you buy
Send the STEP. We print it in continuous fibre and quote it. Buy the machine when the part convinces you.
Print serviceIndependent coverage
“Top-level 3D printing is now more accessible with FibreSeeker 3.” — Design Milk
STANDARD PRINT CO. since 2016
Sydney showroom, service centre and print bureau. Printers sold, serviced and repaired here.
Materials
Open filament. Bring your own.
FFF head: any 1.75 mm filament. Runs STANDARD PRINT CO. PLA, PETG, PC, PA and PA-CF.
Fibre head: FibreSeek X-CCF carbon or X-CGF glass, 500 m spools.
Questions
Before you buy.
Product Data
Technical Specifications
Compatible Materials
- PLA
- PETG
- PC
- PA (Nylon)
- PA-CF
- PETG-GF
- Any 1.75 mm filament (FFF head)
- FibreSeek X-CCF continuous carbon fibre
- FibreSeek X-CGF continuous glass fibre
What's in the Box
Warranty & Support
Backed in Australia
12-month manufacturer's warranty through FibreSeek's Australian distributor, handled by STANDARD PRINT CO. in Sydney: genuine parts, trained technicians and fibre-layout engineering support. Extended to 24 or 36 months at purchase.
Lifecycle Services
Uptime is the product
A printer is only as good as the hours it runs. Every machine we sell is backed by the same Sydney team that services it.
Repairs & diagnostics
Full system diagnosis at our Sydney service centre, with on-the-spot repairs where possible and a written report for anything that isn't.
Repair serviceScheduled servicing & calibration
Our Recalibration Service works through the 18-point Service Checklist. Book it every 12 months or 1,000 print hours, whichever comes first.
Recalibration & maintenanceOperator training
From beginner operator programs to advanced workflow optimisation — we build capability and reduce risk across your team.
Training & educationSince 2016
Sydney service centre and showroom
Australian stock
Allow 2–3 business days to dispatch
12-Month Warranty
Repaired in our Sydney service centre
Trade & education
Quotes, purchase orders, invoices