InfiMech MX Pro 3D printer, Digi Mart USA News: 3D printers with swappable toolheads are gaining traction, and InfiMech is now launching two crowd-funded models, the MX and MX Pro, built for multi-filament printing. According to a Notebookcheck report published November 10, 2026, the campaign lists starting prices of $299 for the base model and $549 for the Pro.
The two printers target different needs. The MX Pro is an enclosed system with a closed-loop drive, a 300 × 300 × 300 mm build volume and support for up to eight toolheads.
The standard MX supports six toolheads and has a smaller 220 × 220 × 220 mm print area. Its fully enclosed chamber is actively heated to 65°C, which the report says makes it better suited to engineering-grade materials.
Both models use hardened nozzles that reach temperatures up to 310 °C, with bed temperatures up to 110 °C. The report says the nozzles use induction heating for rapid thermal response.
Because each toolhead is dedicated, the MX series avoids flushing filament between changes, although priming is still required.
InfiMech also includes several smart features, including sensors to detect heavy hotend plastic buildup, known as blobs, and a camera intended to identify obstructions on the print bed. The printers include an integrated touchscreen and built-in Wi-Fi.
The report advises prospective backers to review shipping terms carefully and notes the usual crowdfunding risks, which range from products not meeting expectations to a total loss of backed funds.
