When you send Primofort a part, it is printed on machines we own and run ourselves — no outsourcing chain, no middlemen. Every photo on this page tagged as "our floor" was taken inside our own facility.
These photographs were taken on our production floor in Dongguan. No stock photography, no borrowed factory shots — this is where your part actually gets printed.
We currently describe our fleet as 30+ industrial printersCONFIRM across SLS, MJF and PolyJet. That number is carried over from an earlier version of our own website and has not yet been re-counted machine by machine, so we are treating it as unconfirmed until we do — the honest figure matters more to us than a bigger-sounding one.
Nylon powder and printed parts are sensitive to temperature and humidity swings, so the floor runs in a climate-controlled space rather than an open warehouse.
Every part is dimensionally checked against the drawing you supply before it ships — not a visual once-over. If your drawing calls out critical dimensions, tell us and we will measure and report against them specifically.
These two images are the machine manufacturers' own photography of the platforms we run — shown to illustrate the machine, not our premises. Our floor photos above are the only images on this page that show our actual facility.

Compact SLS running Nylon 11, Nylon 12 and glass-filled Nylon 12, with a 160 × 160 × 300 mm usable envelope. The workhorse for prototypes and small batches.

The large-format side of the floor — where single-piece parts up to 910 × 430 × 400 mmCONFIRM are printed whole rather than cut and bonded. That envelope is Primofort's own operating limit, not a figure Farsoon publishes.
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