Turkish startup Co Print, known for its multi-colour printing modules, has announced Quadro, its first 3D printer built on its own platform. The company is the only 3D printer startup among the 25 companies on Forbes Türkiye's Girişim 2026 list.
What makes Quadro different?
- Four independent toolheads: unlike single-nozzle filament swappers, each colour or material has its own head, aiming to eliminate purge waste on colour changes.
- 300 × 300 × 300 mm build volume: designed for functional parts and near-production use.
- Multi-material printing: for example, combining a rigid body and a flexible (TPU) part in one print.
The numbers
According to ShiftDelete, Quadro collected more than 2,000 pre-orders from 60 countries through its early access programme, with pre-order volume passing $1.5 million before launch. The company has over 7,000 users in more than 70 countries and plans a global launch on Kickstarter. Led by CEO Fatih Kazım Duymaz, Co Print received a $200,000 investment from T3 in 2024.
Why multi-material printing matters
Everyday products often pair rigid and soft parts. In the CraftWi Pro Dock, for instance, the body is rigid PLA while the sleeve that holds the AirPods case without scratching it is flexible TPU. Printers like Quadro point to a future where such parts are printed in one go.
Learn more in our PLA, PETG and TPU guide.
