The Fusion3 F410 boasts some impressive features, the most noticeable of which is its ample 355x355x315mm enclosed build volume.

This aluminum enclosure provides a stable heated environment when printing with high temperature materials. It also has a multi-zone heated bed that maintains a stable 45°C across the entire print platform. So, if you need to print with engineering-grade materials like Polycarbonate, ABS and Nylon, the Fusion3 F410 is able to handle nearly any 3D printable material, no matter how advanced.

For the classroom, the print bed enclosure also protects users from the heated nozzle or print bed. The Fusion3 F410 also has optional Carbon and HEPA air filters, reducing odors and harmful emissions. It’s also extremely quiet, keeping distractions to a minimum.

There’s some other features that will definitely appeal to engineers and designers, such as the maximum print speed of 250 mm/s. This enables speedy prototyping and more efficient production workflows. If print quality is the priority, the Fusion3 F410 also has a minimum layer resolution of 20 microns and print tolerances within 0.003 inches.

Fusion3 has completely redesigned the printer’s extruder to include filament monitoring—which pauses the print job if you’re running out of filament or extrusion stops—and a filament cleaning mechanism. The manufacturer has integrated an E3D Volcano hotend and interchangeable hardened steel nozzles (4, .6, .8mm).

Instead of the traditional rubber belts, the Fusion3 F410 utilizes a Kevlar cable system that promotes higher accuracy and greater print speed. Both the frame and enclosure is made of structurally rigid aluminum, providing stability and low vibrations.

Users can control and monitor the printing process from a web browser and ethernet connection. There’s also a 4.7″ full-color touchscreen that is packed with advanced controls and settings.

If you don’t have space on your desktop, there’s also an optional rolling cart that doubles as a storage space.

Last but not least, another great perk that comes with the Fusion3 F410 is a free copy of Simplify3D, one of the most popular slicing software options that cost $149. The manufacturer also takes pride in the fact that the printer is fully designed, assembled and calibrated in the United States.