At its core, the G12 leverages FGF technology where material is extruded layer by layer to create intricate three-dimensional objects. However, unlike FDM printers that rely on filaments, the G12 utilizes plastic pellets as its primary feedstock. This distinction is pivotal as it significantly reduces production costs by eliminating the need for filament production processes.

The G12 boasts impressive specifications, featuring a substantial printing size of 1200 x 1000 x 1000 mm, providing ample space for large-scale projects. Equipped with a single screw nozzle design, the printer ensures uniform extrusion force, facilitating high-quality prints with precision and consistency across various materials.

With a nozzle temperature reaching up to 450°C and a bed temperature of ≤130°C, the G12 accommodates a diverse range of materials, including ABS-CF PC-CF PETG-GF PAHT-CF and so on. The G12 can print with a slice thickness ranging from a minute 0.2 right through to a chunky 2mm, and can use nozzles ranging from 0.6~4mm diameter, allowing for fine details, or large flow rates (up to 3kg per hour). The G12 can cater for a range of granule sizes too, ranging from 2~5mm.

What's more, The G12 is further augmented by Intelligent Laser Ranging Leveling Technology, mitigating issues such as warping and ensuring consistent print quality without the need for manual adjustments.