DyeMansion introduces Powershot Go for compact polymer post-processing

DyeMansion has introduced the Powershot Go, a compact post-processing system designed to bring its PolyShot cleaning and surfacing technology to smaller production environments. The company positions the machine as a way to handle polymer part finishing without requiring the footprint of its larger Powershot systems.

Cleaning and surfacing in one unit

According to DyeMansion, the Powershot Go can run cleaning and surfacing as separate steps or as a combined process in one machine. It is built for parts produced with powder bed technologies including MJF, SLS, SAF, and HSS. The system uses a 50-liter basket with an effective volume of 15 liters and supports glass and plastic media as standard.

Size, price, and availability

DyeMansion lists the machine at 800 mm by 1300 mm by 1850 mm, with a recommended floorspace of 1500 mm by 1600 mm by 2100 mm. Power options include 230V and 110V for the U.S. market. The company states a price below 14,000 euros, or $17,000 in the United States, with availability planned for November 2026 around Formnext. DyeMansion also notes that product availability, configurations, pricing, and timing are subject to change.

Developed alongside HP

The Powershot Go was developed together with HP as a post-processing companion to the HP Multi Jet Fusion 1200 3D printer solution. At the same time, DyeMansion says it is compatible with other powder bed printing technologies, which could make it useful for shops running mixed equipment. For teams that already handle depowdering and surface finishing as separate manual steps, a combined compact unit may simplify how printed polymer parts move from build to finished product.