Peopoly Giga 800: Large-Format Pellet Printer Enters General Sale
Peopoly opened general sales of its 800 mm-cube Giga 800 FGF printer on October 22, starting at $15,000 and adding laser-assisted leveling after early-adopter feedback.
What changed this week
The Giga 800 was first shown earlier in 2026; the October 22 news is the opening of general sales. Based on early-adopter feedback, Peopoly added laser-assisted bed leveling. The system measures the 800 × 800 mm surface, builds a height map and compensates for deviations while printing.
Pellets instead of spooled filament
The printer uses Fused Granulate Fabrication, feeding thermoplastic pellets through a screw extruder rather than conventional filament. It offers an 800 × 800 × 800 mm build volume and a manufacturer-rated output of up to 3 kg/h, depending on the material and conditions. Motion uses closed-loop servo CoreXY hardware, while the workflow draws on Klipper and OrcaSlicer.
Who should care?
Pellets can lower feedstock costs for large molds, jigs and industrial fixtures, although surface finish, layer size and finishing needs differ from fine-filament printing. The $15,000 figure is a starting manufacturer price, not a fully installed and tax-paid total.
