Titan
Tracked, diesel-powered 4-boom serial-arm 3D construction printer for walls of 1-2 storey homes; sold with pump, software and ICON-owned mixer
Includes Titan Print Suite.
$899,000 printer + pump
At a glance
Specifications
| Area | Up to 1,115 m² per storey |
|---|---|
| Work rate | Max extrusion 2.3 m³/h |
| Max slope | 15% grade |
| Speed | Extrusion speed 406 mm/s; travel 508 mm/s |
| Dimensions | Print envelope 12.2 W x 30.5 L x 8.2 H m |
| Weight | Dry weight 21,800 kg |
| Reach | Radius 21.3 m |
| Power | 3-phase 480 V generator (240 V kit opt.) |
| Accuracy | Nozzle precision +/-1.5 mm |
| Drive | Tracked |
| Tools | 5-DOF arm + 6-DOF printhead; max aggregate 4.75 mm |
| Other | 2 operators; setup 2-3 h; 24 h run; 0-45°C; 2,500 sq ft home in <7 days |
What it does
Concrete 3d printing
Where it works
Price details
| Model | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Printer + pump | $899,000 | |
| FormCrete material | $620 per yd3 | |
| CODEX design | $2–5k |
Printer price includes software, training, ICON-owned mixer and on-site service.
Source: iconbuild.com ↗
About the maker
- Company
- ICON
- Based in
- Austin, TX, United States
- Status
- Active
- Sold in
- Not found on the maker's site
- Rental or as a service
- Not found
Facts from the maker’s own website (iconbuild.com), last checked 2026-10-30.
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A gantry or robot arm extrudes the material along the digital path; some print on site, others in a factory for precast parts.
What to check before buying
- Print size and speed
- Approved materials and building codes in your country
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