What is the Delta WASP 2040? The Delta WASP 2040 is a delta-style FDM 3D printer developed by WASP (World’s Advanced Saving Project), an Italian company known for its innovative, sustainable digital fabrication technologies. Designed for both high-precision and medium-format printing, this model supports a wide range of materials including PLA, ABS, PETG, and technical filaments—making it a versatile choice for designers, engineers, and educators. With its tall cylindrical build volume and reliable performance, the Delta WASP 2040 is ideal for both prototyping and creating functional objects with vertical complexity. Why Rent the Delta WASP 2040 in Our Lab? Access the Delta WASP 2040 in our lab for precise, high-quality 3D printing—without the long-term commitment of owning a machine. Whether you’re experimenting with technical materials or producing display-ready prototypes, this machine delivers consistent, clean results. Renting Benefits in Our Lab: • Expert Support: Get assistance with machine setup, slicing settings, and print troubleshooting from our experienced team. • Flexible Booking: Reserve the machine when needed—by the hour, day, or project basis. • Collaborative Environment: Work alongside other creatives, designers, and researchers in a shared innovation space. • No Maintenance Headaches: We handle calibration, repairs, and part replacements so you can focus purely on your project. • Perfect Condition, Always: The machine is maintained, tested, and cleaned regularly to ensure top-tier performance. Quick Overview • Model: Delta WASP 2040 • Brand: WASP (World’s Advanced Saving Project) • Type: Delta FDM 3D Printer • Booking: On-premise rental only – contact our lab to schedule • Recommended For: Makers, educators, architects, and engineers needing precision + vertical build height Technical Specifications • Build Volume: Ø200 mm x 400 mm height • Layer Resolution: Up to 50 microns • Print Technology: FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) • Nozzle Diameter: Standard 0.4 mm (interchangeable) • Filament Types: PLA, ABS, PETG, TPU, carbon fiber blends, and more • Print Bed: Heated with removable print surface • Frame: Aluminum and steel structure for enhanced stability • Software Compatibility: Works with Cura, Simplify3D, and other G-code-based slicers • Connectivity: USB and SD card Applications and Use Cases • Prototyping: Rapidly iterate physical models with high dimensional accuracy. • Architectural Models: Ideal for tall, slender structures and vertical-scale representations. • Design Projects: Print detailed and display-quality parts for presentations or exhibitions. • Educational Use: Train students in advanced 3D printing using open-source workflows and high-performance materials. • Product Development: Test form and function before moving to full-scale production. Considerations and Advantages • Vertical Build Power: Unique tall build volume allows printing objects that would be split on traditional Cartesian printers. • Smooth Movement: Delta kinematics ensure fast, fluid motion—ideal for tall, seamless prints. • Material Flexibility: Compatible with a wide range of filaments including technical and flexible materials. • Open Source Philosophy: Encourages learning, tinkering, and community-driven innovation. • Improved Over Early WASP Models: The 2040 includes enhanced structural rigidity, more stable print temperatures, and quieter operation. • Compact Yet Capable: Its vertical format saves table space while expanding print capacity. Maintaining and Optimizing Performance • Regularly Tuned: Our team keeps the printer calibrated and the bed leveled before each session. • Nozzle Maintenance: We clean and inspect nozzles after each use to prevent clogs and filament inconsistencies. • Software Profiles Available: Pre-configured slicer settings for common materials ensure a smooth printing experience. • Ventilation and Safety: Our lab provides safe, well-ventilated stations for printing with technical filaments.