Package Types

Remember, all components are free to everyone, for life, on every update including all next-generation parts, if you can print them yourself. Ordering components from us guarantees quality and performance, but these are not free.

Typis 2.0 - Fully Built & Tested

$699.99 USD

All Components are manufactured, tested, and built to the highest standard for commercial electronic products. We are proud to utilize over 7 years of military-grade electronics engineering technology experience and every machine is built and tested to CLASS 3 Electronic standard products. Our chief engineer is certified in IPC A 610 and J STD 001 and trains all our technicians to gain skills that compete with the most advanced electronics companies to ever exist. In shorter terms, you can sleep soundly over the next few weeks as you wait for your machine to arrive knowing it will be exactly what you expected.

Typis 2.0 - Kit (Printed Parts)

$499.99 USD

This is the signature kit we produce. This is the most efficient way and cheapest way for you to get started! In this Kit, you can expect all PRINTED components, all motors, wires, harnesses, zip ties, tools, hardware, extruder assembly, Power Supply Unit, Main Board, LCD controller, and micro-SD card with a dongle to gain access to your manual.

Typis 2.0 - Kit (No Printed Parts)

$349.99 USD

Contains ONLY NON-PRINTED components. This includes all motors, wires, harnesses, zip ties, tools, hardware, extruder assembly, Power Supply Unit, Main Board, LCD controller, and micro-SD card with a dongle to gain access to your manual. All Manuals are the same, but iterations are prescribed to denote your printer type. An extra engineering manual is available on this SD card for how to go about making your printed components for the Typis 2.0. Averionics makes every effort to make all components easily printable for .4 and .6mm nozzle diameters. You must have intermediate knowledge of 3D printing and have a 3D printer already or this build is not for you, yet!

Printer Highlights

Less than 700 grams of filament is used in parts per printer - that’s less than a spool of filament!