Machines & licensing
Your stone factory, ready to run.
Become our production partner. A digital fabrication process made for you or in ready-made container, with the software, the material and designs to print in your region.
For prefabricators, stone factories and quarries
What you get
Everything included
Not only the tools, but also what to do with them.
The machine
Built around your parts, your output and your space. Its size, its printheads and its layout follow your production, not a catalogue.
The software
Ready to use. Print the pieces of our store's catalogue, or any 3D geometry you bring, with no modelling and no R&D of your own.
The material
We supply the mix. If you have quarry fines or crushed rubble of your own, we work out a mix for it.
The designs
A licence to produce the pieces of our store in your region, so your machine has work and buyers from the start.
Two ways to partner
A process made for you, or one ready to go
A custom process
A 3DSP process designed around your production, in your own hall.
- Designed and built for your parts, your output and your space
- Delivered, set up and your team trained
- The software, the material and our assistance
A ready-made container
A container unit on your site, at your quarry, your yard or in your city.
- The printer and the robot that polishes, in one container
- The software, the material and our assistance
- Printing from what is already there, close to where it is used
How we work together
From your first call to your first print
We are there with you at any stage.
- 01
Your production
You bringWhat you make, in what volumes, and where
We doLook at it with you and suggest a custom process or a container
You getA partnership proposal
- 02
Your material
You bringA sample of your sand or residue, if you have one
We doQualify a mix for it, or choose one of ours from trusted quarries
You getTest prints and all the data for your material
- 03
A place in your factory
You bringYour go-ahead
We doDesign and build your process, or ready a container unit
You getA line made for your production
- 04
Production
You bringYour team
We doDeliver, set up and train, then stay at your side for support and service
You getPrinting from the first day, from our catalogue or your own geometries
Made on our machines
All applications →
Arzo – Funicular floor prototypeArzo, Ticino · Palazzo Mora, Venice · 2023On site. The printer set up inside the quarry, its own fines printed into a floor of 17 elements.
Anti-RuinVenice, Biennale Architettura · 2025In volume. About 2,000 litres of stone in fourteen elements, printed in four weeks from Lasa marble fines.
StoneXNew Delhi, India · 2026No tooling. 24 different panels from one model, with no mould for any of them.
From Thames to EternityLondon, St Paul’s Cathedral · 2026A permanent outdoor piece in front of St Paul’s — printed stone exposed to London weather year-round.
1,311 DiamondsApeldoorn, Paleis Het Loo · 2026Three seashells printed in marble dust, each housing a loudspeaker, for Caitlin Berrigan’s installation at Paleis Het Loo.
Anti-Ruin, Phase 2London, Royal Academy of Arts · 2026A 2.4 m column of four printed blocks, built to stand alone and later to join the Venice structure as a new slab.
Artefacts of the FutureAthens, Stavros Niarchos Foundation · 2026Two printed stone objects by Levent Ozruh and Erzë Dinarama for an ETH Zürich exhibition on ethics in medicine at SNF Nostos 2026, Athens.
Ceci n’est pas un fossileVerona, Marmomac · 2024The bone-like lattice of Particle-Trail, printed in stone for Marmomac 2024 with Alessandro Premier, University of Auckland.
What can be tailored?
The build size, the material it prints, the printheads for your output, and how it is housed, in your hall or in a container.
Can I buy the machine?
No. Our partners lease it, so we keep it up to date and running with you.
What comes with a partnership?
The machine, made for your hall or in a container with the polishing robot, the software, the material and our assistance.
Do I need designers or 3D models?
No. You can print the pieces of our store's catalogue, and the software takes any 3D geometry you bring.
Which materials can it print?
Coarse mineral aggregate. So far marble, granite, limestone and sandstone, brick dust and recycled concrete. We supply the mix, or work one out for your own material.
What does the licence to print store pieces mean?
You produce pieces of our store's collections for buyers in your region. We agree the details with you.
Can I license your technology on its own?
Talk to us. We can discuss licences for parts of our technology.
How much space does it need?
A container unit stands outdoors, summer and winter. A custom process is sized to the space in your hall.
How strong are the parts?
37 MPa mean compressive strength in an independent accredited test, with no strength loss after freeze–thaw.
Ready to run your own stone factory?
Tell us what you make, in what material and in what volume. We reply within a few working days.