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Pellet type 3D printer Piocreat G5Ultra - System Inn Nakagomi Co., Ltd. [N-Plus 2026]

November 13, 2026

At N-Plus 2026, System Inn Nakagomi Co., Ltd. introduced the Piocreat G5Ultra pellet-type 3D printer from China’s Piocreat. The company, headquartered in Chuo, Yamanashi, handles import sales and technical support for 3D printers and is also developing equipment proposals that use the latest technologies, including AI and robots. The exhibit stands out for its ability to build directly with ordinary pellets used in injection molding, and it also supports output using recycled waste plastic from completed parts. System Inn Nakagomi presented it as a model drawing growing inquiries from visitors looking to reuse waste plastic generated inside factories.
A key feature of the exhibited machine is that it uses ordinary injection-molding pellets as material without modification. It was also explained that waste plastic generated after forming can be reused, positioning the machine as a way to connect existing resin materials to 3D printing.
In recent years, demand for reusing factory waste plastic has increased, and according to the company, inquiries have been rising as well. The company, which is broadly engaged in 3D printer-related businesses, is proposing the machine as one that is easy to use at recycling and prototyping sites, alongside sales and technical support for the equipment.

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What kind of 3D printer is the Piocreat G5Ultra?

It is a pellet-type 3D printer that can use ordinary pellets used for injection molding as material.

What materials does it support?

In addition to ordinary pellets, it was introduced as being able to use waste plastic generated after forming as material.

What kind of interest is it attracting?

The company said inquiries are increasing as demand grows for reusing factory waste plastic.

View video transcript

00:00 This is System Inn Nakagomi Co., Ltd.

00:03 Today we are introducing this pellet type 3D printer from a Chinese manufacturer called Piocreat.

00:10 This machine is designed so that you can put in pellets used in ordinary injection molding as-is and 3D print with them.

00:20 In addition to ordinary pellets, it can also be used to print with waste plastic after the first molding, and can produce items like this.

00:31 Recently, more customers have been considering reusing factory waste plastic, and this model has been receiving more inquiries.

00:39 If you are interested, please feel free to contact us.

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System Inn Nakagomi Co., Ltd.

Headquarters 1-8-2 Yamanokami Ryutsu Danchi, Chuo, Yamanashi, - , Japan
Established Founded in April 1982; incorporated in September 1988
Employees -
Official website https://www.sin.co.jp/index.html
Business areas The company operates in internet-based businesses and provides sales of computer-related equipment and software, maintenance and technical support, systems development, educational support, DOCOMO Shop operations, 3D printer-related businesses, and DX support, using cutting-edge technologies such as AI, robots, and 3D printers.
Main products and services LMO, 3D printers, Meltio, Zortrax, FLSUN, FUNMAT HT, monitoring shoes, Minpaku Police

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