Printed Solid

Printed Solid: Prusa 3D printers and filament assembled in Delaware

Printed Solid operates as part of the Prusa Research group and describes itself as the official US reseller of Prusa equipment. Its main base is a 100,000 sq ft facility in Wilmington, Delaware, where the company assembles printers, produces filament, holds local stock and runs a repair centre for the American market. The operation is presented as a bridge between European engineering and US assembly and distribution.

Printers assembled in Wilmington

The catalogue covers the Prusa range, with the CORE One+ as the flagship enclosed CoreXY model, alongside the large-format CORE One L, the MK4S described as a workhorse, and the multi-tool XL. The company states that the CORE One+ and MK4S are assembled at its Delaware site, that the CORE One L is coming soon, and that the Prusa Pro HT90 also forms part of the line-up. Upgrades, spare parts and accessories are sold for the CORE One and CORE One L, MK4/S and MK3.9/S, XL, MK3/S/+, MINI/+, MMU2/2S/3, MK2.5/S, MK2/S, SL1/CW1 and HT90 enclosure.

Prusament and Jessie filaments

Filament production is handled in-house, with Prusament spools manufactured at the Delaware facility. The range includes Prusament PLA and PETG in 1 kg and 2 kg formats, with colour references such as Prusa Orange, Ultramarine Blue, Jet Black, Azure Blue, Galaxy Green, Opal Green, Mystic Brown, Mystic Green and Pistachio Green. The site listed 1 kg PLA spools at $35.99, 1 kg PETG at $35.99, a 1 kg PETG refill at $26.99 and 2 kg PETG at $49.99, all marked as in stock at the time of writing this profile.

Under its own Jessie label, the company sells PLA, PETG, ASA, flexible, nylon, specialty and resin materials, including Jessie Premium PLA and Jessie Premium PETG. A Color Match tool lets users enter a Hex or Pantone code to find the closest spool, and a custom colour request option is offered for shades not held in stock.

Materials organised by application

The catalogue groups filaments by what a part has to withstand, which helps buyers narrow the choice:

• Everyday and prototyping: Prusament PLA, Jessie Premium PLA, PLA High Speed, Prusament PETG, Jessie PETG and PVB.
• Heat and outdoor use: ASA, PC Blend, PA11 Carbon Fiber, PEI 1010, PC Blend Carbon Fiber and PC Space Grade.
• Flexible parts: TPU 95A.
• Strength and stiffness: PA11 Carbon Fiber, PEI 1010, PETG Carbon Fiber, PC Blend Carbon Fiber and PA11.
• Chemical resistance and lightweight parts: PC Blend, PA11 Carbon Fiber, PEI 1010, PA11, Polypropylene CF/GF and PLA-LW.
• Specialty: PETG V0, PC Space Grade, PETG Tungsten 75%, PETG Magnetite 40% and PETG Ultraglow.

Service, warranty and institutional sales

As an authorised Prusa reseller, Printed Solid states that every printer and part carries a full US warranty handled through its Delaware service centre, where trained technicians carry out repair, calibration and troubleshooting. The company also notes that Prusament spools are backed by spool-to-spool tolerance guarantees and that Jessie PLA is tested on its own machines before shipping.

A dedicated line covers business, education and government customers, with institutional pricing, bulk quoting and a purchasing portal. Print farms are served with fleet pricing and filament supply quoted by the US team. The company states that it is TAA compliant, allowing federal agencies and contractors to purchase directly, and it lists NDAA compliance among its business capabilities. Sectors named as served across the USA include aerospace, automotive, medical, defense, government and education, alongside critical infrastructure.

Shipping and logistics

Orders are dispatched from the Delaware facility, with most shipping by the next business day and free shipping on orders over $50. The company presents this local stock as a way to avoid surprise tariffs, duties or customs charges for US buyers.

Press coverage cited by the company

The site reproduces assessments from technology media. TechRadar describes the MK4S as a refined machine built for years of reliable use, with durability, upgradability and ease of repair as strengths. Tom's Hardware highlights the addition of a Bondtech CHT nozzle and a new 360 fan for faster, more precise printing. Make: Magazine points to the XL's print quality and its capabilities for multi-material or multi-extruder work.