Frequently asked questions.

An industrial FGF (Fused Granulate Fabrication) 3D printer with roughly 1 m³ of build volume, pellet-fed, moving-gantry architecture. It's not a scaled-up desktop printer — it's engineered with the rigidity of a CNC/extrusion machine.

FDM works with spooled filament; FGF feeds directly from raw or recycled plastic granules (pellets). This skips the filament-manufacturing step — material is cheaper, and much higher throughput (kg/hour) is possible.

We're currently in the engineering documentation and concept design stage — not yet ready for series production or sale. We don't give a firm date, because guessing before scope and resources are clear would be misleading. Follow our current status on the Investorspage roadmap.

The target is granulated thermoplastics like PLA, PETG, ABS, PP, plus recycled and glass/carbon-filled composite materials. The final material set will be confirmed after validation testing.

We're not announcing a firm price yet — quoting a number before real cost analysis (BOM) and validation testing would be made up. Our positioning target is the gap between the "entry-mid segment" (comparable competitors ~$35–65K) and "full industrial" (~$250K+).

VORMETRA's biggest edge is being able to manufacture the extruder's most critical parts (screw + barrel) in-house, using Dereli Plast's extrusion infrastructure dating back to 1997. The goal is on-site, fast service instead of waiting on imported parts.

VORMETRA's founder comes from the family business Dereli Plast's machine manufacturing and plastic extrusion experience. See theTeam page for details.

Use the form on the Contactpage, or write to us directly. We also have a dedicatedInvestors page.