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The Drawings of the Iroga 3D Signage Printer

The Drawings of the Iroga 3D Signage Printer

Drawings answer the questions that cost money to get wrong: whether the machine fits through the door, where it sits in the workshop and how much space it needs around it.

Why Drawings Matter Before Delivery

A drawing tells you the structure of a machine before it arrives. For a machine that ships in a wooden box on a pallet, it is also the only way to check access routes, door widths and floor positions in advance.

MITO-80 Dimensions

Taking MITO-80 as the example: the packaging size is 1390 x 1340 x 870 mm, the machine size is 1230 x 1100 x 700 mm and the maximum printing size is 800 x 800 x 90 mm.

Planning the Floor Position

Allow clearance behind the machine for the filament rack and spool holders, and beside it for the printer case if the machine is going onto the top layer of a two layer shelf.

The Drawings of the Iroga 3D Signage Printer illustration 1
Planning the Floor Position

New Generation Dimensions

The new generation machines are larger: the new MITO-80 measures 1310 x 1580 x 750 mm with a packaging size of 1390 x 1390 x 890 mm, and the new MITO-120 measures 1710 x 1980 x 750 mm with a packaging size of 1830 x 1790 x 890 mm.

Requesting Drawings

Dimensioned drawings from several angles are available for the machine you are considering. Ask for them with your enquiry so the floor plan can be agreed before production starts.

The Drawings of the Iroga 3D Signage Printer illustration 2
Requesting Drawings
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Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to what buyers ask before ordering this topic.

What are the MITO-80 dimensions

Packaging 1390 x 1340 x 870 mm, machine 1230 x 1100 x 700 mm, maximum printing size 800 x 800 x 90 mm in the previous generation.

How much bigger is the new generation

The new MITO-80 is 1310 x 1580 x 750 mm and the new MITO-120 is 1710 x 1980 x 750 mm.

Can I get drawings before ordering

Yes. Ask with your enquiry and we will send drawings from several angles.

Put This Into Practice

Our technical team will help you apply it to your own machines material and artwork.