Kentstrapper — Large-Format Filament 3D Printer
, a professional 3D printer forlarge-scale
components.
700×500×500 mm. Dragon UHF. Magnetic S.E.M. 60°C hot chamber. Klipper. For jigs, fixtures, and components that cannot be separated. Manufactured in Florence.
BOLD 755 Customers
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The product
BOLD — when the text cannot be split.
Cartesian architecture for high-volume printing in a single piece. Robust mechanical structure, controlled hot chamber, magnetic S.E.M., Klipper. For templates, tooling, and structural components that must remain intact. Built in Florence.
Large Format
700 mm wide.
Monolithic components, no assembly required.
With a build volume of 700×500×500 mm, the BOLD enables the production of jigs, fixtures, and structural components in a single piece. Fewer joints, fewer processing steps, and direct dimensional control even on complex geometries. Large parts are no longer a problem to be broken down into smaller pieces: they are a process to be brought in-house.
×500 mm
S.E.M.
Continuous production.
Changing the print head no longer stops the line.
Kentstrapper’s Magnetic Extrusion System addresses the main hidden cost of industrial 3D printing: downtime caused by extruder changes or maintenance. Simply disconnect two connectors and remove the magnetic block. No tools required, no disassembly needed.
The printer has a built-in sensor that not only detects the presence of filament but also monitors its feed. If the filament runs out or the feed is irregular, the machine automatically pauses. No parts are lost due to filament running out or feed issues.
Reliability
Three protective covers for unattended "
" prints.
Self-calibrating bed, built-in filament flow sensor, automatic restart after a power outage. When working for hours on end, every safety feature counts.
Built-in hot chamber
BOLD 755: Standard 60°C heated chamber.
The BOLD 755 comes standard with a closed chamber heated up to 60°C and a build plate heated up to 150°C. The controlled ambient temperature reduces thermal gradients during printing, which is essential for advanced engineering materials such as Nylon CF, PPS CF, and ASA CF; without a chamber, these materials are prone to warping and layer delamination on large prints.
The heated chamber is required for CF Nylon, CF PPS, and CF ASA when printing large-format objects. For applications primarily involving PLA, PETG, ABS, or GF Nylon, the chamber still functions but is not a critical factor. A Kentstrapper technician will work with you to assess your material mix and usage profile before purchase.
Technical specifications
Technical Specifications
From the official Kentstrapper technical specifications.
Manufacture indoors or outdoors
The real cost of sending
is a major factor.
Large-format dies, tooling, and structural components come with a hidden cost: lead times, dependence on suppliers, and the cost of each iteration. BOLD eliminates this.
Typical payback period: 3–5 months after installation. The figures vary depending on the volume and type of component: use the calculator to get an estimate for your specific situation.
How many sets of equipment do you ship out each year?
The Kentstrapper ROI calculator estimates payback and net savings based on your production volume, industry, and materials. Get results in 2 minutes.
Made in Italy
Designed and built by
in Florence.
Since 2011, Kentstrapper has been developing industrial 3D printers in Italy. Each machine is hand-built and individually tested before shipment. Engineering, manufacturing, and support: all based in Florence.
Every BOLD is tested and calibrated in the production department in Florence before leaving the factory. It doesn’t arrive as a kit to be assembled—it arrives ready to print.
BOLD is eligible for the Industry 4.0 and Transition 5.0 incentives. The Kentstrapper team assists with the documentation required to claim the tax credit. Read the complete guide to the 2026 incentives →
3D Shield Program
If the car stops,
don't you stop too.
No call center. Technical support is provided by the team that built the machine—the same people who use it every day on the production floor.
Hotline
Technical support via phone and WhatsApp Business. Responses from a technician, not a general operator. Machine downtime kept to a minimum.
Productive Backup
In the event of an extended downtime, we’ll activate our in-house Kentstrapper print farm to produce your urgent parts while we repair the printer.
Discounts and Training
Discounted access to technical materials (PA612-CF, PPS-GF) and training sessions for operators, either in-person at our Florence office or remotely.
Who uses BOLD.
Output
BOLD at work.
Structural components, industrial jigs, and large-format fixtures. Watch the machine in action.
Next step
Talk to
, a technician.
1-year warranty · Training included · Tested in Florence before shipping
Domande frequenti — Stampante 3D Kentstrapper BOLD 755
In quali settori viene utilizzata la BOLD 755?
La BOLD 755 è utilizzata in meccanica industriale, automotive, nautica, moda e pelletteria, ortopedia e agricoltura. Il volume di stampa 700×500×500 mm consente di produrre componenti di grande formato — maschere di controllo qualità, attrezzature di linea, stampi, fixture — che normalmente richiederebbero lavorazioni CNC o terzisti specializzati.
Qual è il volume massimo di stampa della BOLD 755?
La BOLD 755 ha un volume di stampa di 700×500×500 mm, tra i più grandi disponibili in una stampante 3D professionale FFF sul mercato italiano. Consente di produrre pezzi monolitici di grande formato senza necessità di incollare sezioni separate, mantenendo l'integrità strutturale del componente.
La camera riscaldata è inclusa di serie o è un'opzione?
La camera riscaldata a 60°C è inclusa di serie nella BOLD 755, non è un'opzione a pagamento. Il piatto raggiunge i 150°C. Questa configurazione è necessaria per stampare correttamente Nylon CF, PPS CF e ASA CF su pezzi di grande formato, dove i gradienti termici senza camera controllata causano warping e deformazioni critiche.
Qual è il risparmio concreto rispetto alla lavorazione CNC o al terzista?
Il costo per pezzo con la BOLD 755 è di 15-120 euro, contro 800-2.500 euro per la lavorazione CNC o il terzista. Su 30 attrezzaggi all'anno, il risparmio stimato è di circa 30.000 euro. Il ritorno sull'investimento si raggiunge in 3-5 mesi, con un leasing operativo a partire da 670 euro al mese.
La BOLD 755 è ammissibile alle agevolazioni Industria 4.0 / Transizione 5.0?
Sì. La BOLD 755 è certificata CE e RoHS e dispone di connettività Wi-Fi, LAN e USB per l'interconnessione al sistema informativo aziendale, requisito previsto dalla normativa Industria 4.0 e Transizione 5.0. Si consiglia di verificare le condizioni specifiche con il proprio consulente fiscale.
Qual è la differenza principale tra BOLD 755 e Zero HS?
La differenza principale è il volume di stampa: la BOLD 755 offre 700×500×500 mm contro i 320×320×320 mm della Zero HS, con un volume utile circa 7 volte superiore. La BOLD 755 ha la camera riscaldata di serie, mentre sulla Zero HS è disponibile nella versione CC. È indicata per dime lunghe, fixture di linea, maschere su pezzi automotive e nautici.
La BOLD 755 è prodotta in Italia?
Sì. La BOLD 755 è progettata, assemblata e testata a Firenze. Kentstrapper produce stampanti 3D professionali a Firenze dal 2011. Ogni unità è identificata da un numero seriale univoco e coperta da garanzia con assistenza diretta.
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