| Material | Key properties | Typical uses |
|---|---|---|
| 316L / 308 stainless steel | Corrosion-resistant, strong | Marine, chemical, medical parts |
| Mild steel (ER70S) | Weldable, tough, economical | Structural and general parts |
| Titanium (Ti-6Al-4V) | High strength-to-weight, biocompatible | Aerospace, medical implants |
| Inconel 718 (nickel superalloy) | Extreme heat & corrosion resistance | Turbines, energy, high-temp parts |
| Tool steels & other alloys | Wear-resistant; open-platform | Tooling, dies — plus invar, cobalt-chrome on request |
| System | Format | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Meltio M450 | Compact, turn-key enclosed printer | Functional parts, prototypes, low-volume production |
| Meltio M600 | Larger industrial printer, automated workflow | Continuous, reliable production |
| Meltio CNC Integration | Deposition head inside a CNC machine | Hybrid additive + subtractive, metal repair |
| Meltio Robot Cell | Deposition on a robotic arm | Large-format and geometrically complex parts |
Metal 3D printer prices in the Philippines vary widely by system and build size. Industrial laser-powder (DMLS/SLM) machines can run very high, while Meltio’s wire-laser systems typically cost several times less to own and operate because they use affordable metal wire instead of powder. For an accurate quote based on your parts and materials, contact OmniFab.
Meltio’s wire-laser systems print 316L and 308 stainless steel, mild steel (ER70S), titanium (Ti-6Al-4V), and Inconel 718 and other nickel alloys, with additional alloys available on Meltio’s open-material platform. We’ll help you match the right metal to your parts.
If you print metal parts regularly, owning a Meltio system lowers your per-part cost and keeps production in-house. For occasional or one-off parts, our metal 3D printing service is more economical — send your design and we produce the part. Many customers start with the service, then buy a printer once volume grows.
The M450 suits functional parts, prototypes, and low-volume production; the M600 is built for continuous, automated production; CNC Integration adds metal printing to a CNC machine for hybrid manufacturing and repair; and the Robot Cell handles large, complex parts. Tell us your part size, material, and volume and we’ll recommend the best fit.
Meltio uses wire-laser metal deposition (a directed energy deposition process) instead of loose metal powder like DMLS/SLM printers. Wire is cleaner, safer, and more affordable to handle, needs less specialized facility setup, and works well for large parts, repair, and hybrid manufacturing — while powder systems still offer finer detail for small, intricate parts.
Yes. OmniFab is a Philippine distributor based in Caloocan, Metro Manila, serving clients across the country. Every machine includes consultation, installation, training, and after-sales support so your team gets reliable results from day one.
Metal 3D printer prices in the Philippines vary widely by system and build size. Industrial laser-powder (DMLS/SLM) machines can run very high, while Meltio’s wire-laser systems typically cost several times less to own and operate because they use affordable metal wire instead of powder. For an accurate quote based on your parts and materials, contact OmniFab.
Meltio’s wire-laser systems print 316L and 308 stainless steel, mild steel (ER70S), titanium (Ti-6Al-4V), and Inconel 718 and other nickel alloys, with additional alloys available on Meltio’s open-material platform. We’ll help you match the right metal to your parts.
If you print metal parts regularly, owning a Meltio system lowers your per-part cost and keeps production in-house. For occasional or one-off parts, our metal 3D printing service is more economical — send your design and we produce the part. Many customers start with the service, then buy a printer once volume grows.
The M450 suits functional parts, prototypes, and low-volume production; the M600 is built for continuous, automated production; CNC Integration adds metal printing to a CNC machine for hybrid manufacturing and repair; and the Robot Cell handles large, complex parts. Tell us your part size, material, and volume and we’ll recommend the best fit.
Meltio uses wire-laser metal deposition (a directed energy deposition process) instead of loose metal powder like DMLS/SLM printers. Wire is cleaner, safer, and more affordable to handle, needs less specialized facility setup, and works well for large parts, repair, and hybrid manufacturing — while powder systems still offer finer detail for small, intricate parts.
Yes. OmniFab is a Philippine distributor based in Caloocan, Metro Manila, serving clients across the country. Every machine includes consultation, installation, training, and after-sales support so your team gets reliable results from day one.





