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Logos, names, figurines, custom decorations: print your chocolate creations straight from your computer. The chocolate is melted and tempered automatically, and the piece sets as it is printed.
- 550pieces per hour, maximum
- 10 × 15 cmper printed piece
- 1–30 minprinting time
Or call us: +33 (0)1 34 90 90 00
3D chocolate printer
OPUS
The OPUS 3D chocolate printer turns your ideas into unique chocolate pieces, with no mould and no intermediate step. Its print head melts and tempers the chocolate automatically, and its cooled work area sets the pieces as they are printed. OPUS is not a gadget: it is a real production tool for chocolate professionals.
- 550pieces/h
- 10 × 15cm per piece
- 1–30min printing
- Chocolate3 tanks of 200 g · 100 g head
- Printing1 mm nozzle · up to 15 g/min
- Power supply230 V · 300 W
- Dimensions56 × 50 × 64 cm · 30 kg
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ByFlow Studio+, included
Create your designs with ease
The design software comes with the machine: you draw on your computer, OPUS prints.
Create
From anything
Import a logo or an image, automatically converted into a vector outline, draw your own shape or write a text with the many fonts in the library.
For: names, messages, logos
Choose
Ready-to-use models
A library of shapes, letters and patterns is included, with templates for A4 sheets, bars, biscuits and moulds.
For: getting started right away
Send
In one click
OPUS is connected to the network: you send your file wirelessly, with no USB stick and no complicated handling.
For: saving time
What you print
Unique pieces, on demand
Weddings, corporate events, Easter, Christmas: offer personalised creations and add value to your range.
3D figurines and subjects
Complex details, impossible to make by hand, with perfect regularity.
A piece that sets as it prints
The cooled work area crystallises the chocolate as it goes, with no deformation.
A show in your shop
Compact and quiet, OPUS prints in front of your customers, in the shop or at events.
OPUS
How does a 3D chocolate printer work?
From the idea to the chocolate piece in three steps, with no mould and no manual tempering.
3 × 200 g
1. Loading and tempering
Pour your chocolate callets into the tanks: up to three, for dark, milk and white. In a few minutes, the machine melts and tempers the chocolate.
Wi-Fi
2. Creating the file
Create your design in ByFlow Studio+ and send it wirelessly to the machine. OPUS calculates the printing time needed.
1–30 min
3. Printing
Place your sheet, your bar or your cake on the glass table and start printing: the piece sets as it goes.
Technical data
Specifications of the OPUS 3D chocolate printer
| OPUS | |
|---|---|
| Print head capacity | 100 g |
| Tank capacity | 3 × 200 g |
| Print area | 250 × 280 × 150 mm |
| Nozzle size | 1 mm |
| Layer height | 0.32 to 1 mm |
| Chocolate flow rate | Up to 15 g/min |
| Production speed | Up to 550 pieces/hour |
| Maximum piece size | 10 × 15 cm |
| Printing time | 1 to 30 minutes |
| Work area cooling | Up to 6 °C below room temperature, adjustable |
| Temperature range | 10 to 50 °C, to ± 0.1 °C |
| Operating conditions | Room between 15 and 24 °C · 65% humidity maximum |
| Control screen | 7-inch IPS |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi |
| Power supply | 230 V · 300 W |
| Noise level | 65 dB maximum |
| Dimensions | 56 × 50 × 64 cm (H 110 cm with door open) |
| Weight | 30 kg |
Frequently asked questions
3D chocolate printer: your questions
How does a 3D chocolate printer work?
You pour your chocolate callets into the tanks, the print head melts and tempers the chocolate automatically, then the machine lays down the chocolate layer by layer through a 1 mm nozzle. The work area is cooled: the piece sets as it goes, with no mould.
Do you need to temper the chocolate before printing?
No. The OPUS print head melts and tempers the chocolate on demand, thanks to a built-in tempering system. You can adjust the tempering curve to the chocolate used and save your settings in the machine.
What can you print with the OPUS 3D chocolate printer?
Texts, logos, decorations and 3D pieces, up to 10 × 15 cm, in dark, milk or white chocolate. Printing is done on a sheet, a bar, a cake or any other support placed on the glass table. The print area measures 250 × 280 mm: you can print several pieces in a row.
How long does a print take?
From 1 to 30 minutes depending on the size and complexity of the piece. OPUS automatically calculates the printing time needed, and can produce up to 550 pieces per hour for small decorations.
Which software to design your chocolate pieces?
The ByFlow Studio+ software comes with the machine. It lets you import an image or a logo, draw a shape, write a text, or choose a model from the built-in library. The file is sent to the machine wirelessly, over the network.
How much space and what power supply does the OPUS need?
OPUS measures 56 × 50 × 64 cm (110 cm high with the door open) and weighs 30 kg: it sits on a worktop. It plugs into a 230 V socket (300 W) and does not exceed 65 dB. It is used in a room between 15 and 24 °C, with 65% humidity at most.
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- Machines with a 2-year warranty
- Delivery and installation included in mainland France
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