Following a record-shattering Kickstarter campaign that raised nearly $4.7 million and garnered support from over 1,500 backers, the 3D printing company FibreSeek recently announced a limited global pre-sale for its groundbreaking FibreSeeker 3. In a move to meet surging demand from engineers and makers who missed the initial crowdfunding window, the company is making a strictly limited batch of 500 units available to the public and has opened its waitlist.
Global Demand Surges as Makers Rush to Secure Units
The announcement has already ignited a frenzy within the global engineering, geek, and maker communities. Market and user feedback indicate a massive spike in interest, with users worldwide competing to get their hands on the printer that dedicated to bring stronger, lighter, and smarter applications to the desktop.”We’ve been overwhelmed by the passion and technical questions from the community,” said Ryan Liu, CEO of FibreSeek. “With the FibreSeeker 3, we’re not just selling a printer; we’re empowering a new wave of innovation.”
Revolutionizing Desktop Manufacturing with CFC Technology
The FibreSeeker 3 is powered by FibreSeek’s proprietary Composite Fibre Co-Extrusion (CFC) technology. While traditional FFF (Fused Filament Fabrication) technology builds parts layer by layer using thermoplastics, Composite Fiber Co-Extrusion (CFC) represents the next evolutionary step on top of FFF. CFC embeds unbroken continuous carbon fiber directly into the plastic matrix, achieving an exceptional tensile strength of 900 MPa. This makes it 30 times stronger than standard PLA, and 10 times stronger than other leading industry competitors. This technology enables users to produce reinforced functional parts for a range of engineering applications.
To support different engineering priorities, the FibreSeeker 3 combines industrial-grade hardware with intelligent software:
1. Continuous Fiber Performance
Delivers exceptional strength-to-weight ratios and functional part capabilities through continuous fiber reinforcement, achieving an impressive 900 MPa tensile strength and substituting for specific engineering components.
2. Complete Workflow
A seamless, cohesive ecosystem that integrates the FibreSeeker 3 hardware, Rocket Slicer software, and multi-material compatibility to support a wide range of filaments for diverse engineering needs.
3. Engineering Printing Efficiency
Optimized for high-volume production with a large build volume of 300×300×245 mm and ultra-fast printing speeds up to 500 mm/s, featuring three selectable print modes to balance speed, strength, and material efficiency.
4. Stable Experience
Ensuring reliable, high-quality prints through a patented dual-nozzle system, a 65°C active heated chamber, auto-leveling and calibration, and an integrated intelligent camera for real-time monitoring.
Pre-Sale Launch Schedule & Early Bird Pricing
To appreciate thanks and support from the community, FibreSeek is offering exclusive Early Bird pricing for this limited release:
- Australia: Launches September 10th at an Early Bird price of 4699 AUD (a 300 AUD saving off the retail price)
- United States: Launches September 15th at an Early Bird price of 3199 USD (a $300 saving off the retail price).
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About FibreSeek
Originating from the aerospace expertise of Anisoprint, FibreSeek is a 3D printing company built by a multidisciplinary team of scientists, engineers, and product innovators, dedicated to bringing desktop continuous fiber 3D printing to the masses. The company pioneers the proprietary Composite Fibre Co-Extrusion (CFC) technology, which embeds unbroken continuous carbon fiber into a plastic matrix to create functional parts that are lightweight yet strong enough to substitute for specific engineering components. FibreSeek is dedicated to empowering users to conveniently manufacture applications whether for rapid prototyping or functional end-use.
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