Re-imagining 3D print recycling.

Disrupting the 3D printing market, and rethinking the role of "waste" in a movement towards a more sustainable future with the world's first desktop 3D print recycler, turning scrap prints into reusable pellets

Introducing ReForm1

Equipped with a built in shredder and repelletizer, creating ready to use pellets for printing. All generated from your past 3D printing projects that didn't turn out quite right.

black blue and yellow textile
black blue and yellow textile
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$1,500

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Sustainable 3D Recycling

Innovative solutions for recycling 3D printing waste in educational institutions, promoting sustainability and cost efficiency.

Waste to Resource

Transform scrap PLA into reusable materials for hands-on learning and future projects.

Circular Economy Education

Empower students with knowledge about sustainability and the circular economy through practical experiences.

Affordable, safe, and efficient solutions for recycling 3D printing waste in schools and makerspaces.

Innovative Recycling Solutions

Innovating Sustainability in Education

Reform3D empowers schools to recycle 3D printing waste, promoting sustainability and hands-on learning while reducing costs through innovative re-pelletization technology.

A red recycling bin labeled 'Recyclables' placed under a shelter with a red bicycle leaning against it. The bin has an inscription from the UP Medicine Student Council along with other text. The background shows a two-tone wall, with the lower part painted red and the upper part beige.
A red recycling bin labeled 'Recyclables' placed under a shelter with a red bicycle leaning against it. The bin has an inscription from the UP Medicine Student Council along with other text. The background shows a two-tone wall, with the lower part painted red and the upper part beige.

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Contact us to learn more about recycling 3D printing waste and how we can help your institution promote sustainability and education.

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