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Concrete wall printing: layers and nozzle close-up

R&D partner and manufacturer · Ukraine

3D concrete printing systems and joint R&D

We design and build printers, material feed and software, and look for university and industry partners for joint research and grant consortia.

5systems in operation in Ukraine
1 → 17 mprint field: from the lab-size KuBrick to Brama XL on site — we extend the track to fit the project
5system components of our own design: printer, mixing, feed, extruder, software
Since 2023designing and manufacturing in Ukraine

Implementations

Systems that work

Brama D at PDABA

Prydniprovska State Academy of Civil Engineering and Architecture · Dnipro

A gantry built for the room and the task

A gantry system designed for the academy's workshop: mix research, pilot and large elements, student training.

Printer
Brama D · 5 × 4 × 2 m
Extruder
Ex100
Control
DrukOS
Developed by DrukDim
KuBrick M — a printed outline of concrete layers

Sheptytskyi Mining and Economic Vocational College

A lab for classes and competitions

After commissioning and training, teachers run classes, develop the curriculum and hold student competitions. They call us when they need help.

Printer
KuBrick M · 2.5 × 1.5 × 1 m
Feed
DrukMix S
Control
DrukOS
Developed by DrukDim

Mobile shelters

Concrete-printed mobile shelters

We are developing a standard module series to meet DSTU 9329:2025 and combine the modules into shelters of different capacity for a specific site.

  • Modules printed in our workshop or on the client's site
  • Installed on a prepared site without construction works
  • For communities, businesses and donor programmes
Collage of gantry printer parts — extruder, gantry in a workshop, chain drive, carriage on the truss
Brama v1, our first prototype

Manufacturer

We build everything that stable printing depends on

Stable material feed is the basis of stable printing. That is why we do not assemble systems from third-party parts — we design and build every part ourselves.

  • PrinterKuBrick S / M / L for labs, Brama gantries for workshops and large elements.
  • FeedDrukMix — mixing and feed synchronised with printer motion.
  • ExtruderScrew extruders for different aggregate sizes and outputs.
  • SoftwareDrukOS controls the printer and feed; DrukSlice prepares toolpaths for concrete.
  • CommissioningInstallation, mix tuning, first print and training for your team.

Honestly

Where 3D concrete printing makes sense, and where it does not

Makes sense

  • Non-standard geometry that is costly to form.
  • Small and medium series made to order.
  • Teaching and research into mixes and processes.
  • Elements printed in the workshop and delivered to site.

Does not

  • Large series of identical elements where formwork has paid off.
  • Tasks with nobody ready to run printing every day.
  • Expecting the machine to replace the whole crew.

Before you buy equipment, we run the numbers on your task: mix, elements, space, people. If 3D printing will not pay off, we say so.