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October 20, 2026      News      9595

Metal 3D printing is accelerating its shift from industrial systems down to the desktop.

On October 14, 2026, Chromalab will showcase its industrial-grade GLB-330M alongside its consumer-grade DP-C1 and DP-C2 at TCT Shenzhen (Booth N12, Hall 15), presenting a complete path from batch production to desktop fabrication in one stop.
The GLB-330M is positioned as a "batch-production workhorse" for the rapid prototyping and hand-model industry. Priced at approximately $41,000 (converted from RMB 298,000 at the current exchange rate), it features a dual-laser configuration, a build envelope of 330×330×300 mm, and 40%–60% higher efficiency than a single-laser setup, offering small and medium-sized manufacturers a more cost-effective route to scalable metal printing.
The DP-C1 focuses on zero-barrier operation: it supports AI voice input, hand-drawn sketches, and photo-based automatic model generation, and pairs its self-developed laser, software, and cloud platform so users can select a model and print with one click. The entire machine measures just 500×515×830 mm yet retains industrial-grade precision and forming stability, targeting individual creators, small studios, and print farm operators. According to Chromalab, it is the world's first consumer-grade desktop metal printer to complete full-machine production and process validation and be ready for mass delivery. The DP-C2 is exhibited alongside it, further rounding out the desktop product line.






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