# Modix 3D printers and SimplyPrint

Made by a company from Israel.

We list 6 Modix printers. 6 of them work with SimplyPrint. Each printer's page says how it connects, and how to set it up.

## Every Modix printer, the newest first

- [Modix Everest](https://simplyprint.io/compatibility/modix-everest): Compatible (launched March 2024)
- [Modix BIG-180X](https://simplyprint.io/compatibility/modix-big-180x): Compatible (launched 2020)
- [Modix BIG-Meter](https://simplyprint.io/compatibility/modix-big-meter): Compatible (launched 2020)
- [Modix Big 120X V4](https://simplyprint.io/compatibility/modix-big-120x-v4): Compatible
- [Modix Big 120Z V4](https://simplyprint.io/compatibility/modix-big-120z-v4): Compatible
- [Modix Big 60 V4](https://simplyprint.io/compatibility/modix-big-60-v4): Compatible

Compare them side by side: https://simplyprint.io/compatibility/compare?brand=modix

## About Modix

Modix (Modix Modular Technologies Ltd.) is an Israeli maker of large-format FFF printers, from the 600 mm BIG-60 to the two-metre-tall Everest, plus the MAMA pellet printers. It began with desktop printers in 2015 and moved to large format in 2017; its customers are engineering, production and prototyping teams in automotive, aerospace, education and similar fields.

- Firmware and custom firmware: 5/5. Modix printers run open-source RepRapFirmware on an off-the-shelf Duet 3 board, which Modix says owners can replace; its Duet configuration and macro files are on GitHub, and upstream Klipper also has a BIG-60 config.
- Local control and integrations: 5/5. Modix states its printers run fully offline with no cloud account or internet connection, controlled through Duet Web Control from any browser on the network; Ethernet is standard and Wi-Fi is a removable dongle. RepRapFirmware's HTTP interface is documented, with OpenAPI files, and Duet3D says third-party applications may use it.
- Third-party filament, slicers and parts: 4/5. Any 1.75 mm filament and any slicer that exports G-code, with tested PrusaSlicer and Cura profiles. The Griffin print heads are Modix's own design.
- Repairs and spare parts: 5/5. Modix sells spare print-head, electronics and motion parts and maintenance kits, and ships each new generation as upgrades for machines already in use (GEN5 parts fit earlier Modix printers).
- Data and privacy: 5/5. No account, cloud or internet connection is needed to run the printers, and Modix offers air-gapped and closed access-point setups for restricted sites; data stays on your network.
- Community and documentation: 3/5. Configuration files on GitHub and a public specs and news site, but slicer profiles are distributed through a Customer Zone and the user base is small and professional.
- September 2026: Modix launched Generation 5, a Duet 3 platform with CAN-bus print-head electronics, Ethernet as standard and removable Wi-Fi, offered both on new printers and as an upgrade for machines already in the field.
- September 2025: Modix began delivering the MAMA-1700 pellet printer, announced in June 2024.
- November 2022: Modix announced Generation 4 of its BIG line, with IDEX dual extruders and automated calibration.

## Modix printers for print farms

Running a print farm with SimplyPrint: https://simplyprint.io/print-farms
The best 3D printers for print farms: https://simplyprint.io/articles/best-3d-printer-for-print-farms

## Modix printers for education

SimplyPrint for schools and universities: https://simplyprint.io/education
The best 3D printers for schools: https://simplyprint.io/articles/best-3d-printers-for-schools

## Frequently asked questions

### Does Modix work with SimplyPrint?

We list 6 Modix printers. 6 of them work with SimplyPrint. Each printer's page says how it connects, and how to set it up.

### How open is Modix?

Open: 4.8 of 5 on our openness scale, rated from public sources on firmware, local control, filament and slicers, repairs, privacy and community.

### What is Modix's newest 3D printer?

The Modix Everest, launched March 2024.