In August 2020 we sold the first BOD2 construction printer to the precast company Röser GmbH in Germany. This shows that the technology cannot only be used for on-site house printing but also for the time-saving and cost-effective production of individual precast elements.

The technology enables the realization of eyecatcher projects by producing individual architecture which, up until now, could either only be produced with expensive special-made formwork or not at all due to its complex, curved structure. Thanks to computer-controlled printing technology this new production method guarantees dimensional accuracy.
In the gallery below you will find some examplary applications for 3D-printed precast elements: e.g. attica for our printed house in Beckum (i.e. in-situ and prefabricated elements comined), shafts, furnitures, logos or a curved garden wall. The elements below were produce by our customer Röser GmbH.