Axiom 20 Airwolf's new direct-drive, dual-extrusion 3-D printer has a ball-screw construction and features auto-leveling, independently controlled hot ends and a build chamber measuring 12.5 inches by 12 inches by 20 inches. It costs $9,950 and is available for as little as $110 a month with a five-year lease.

What's new? The printer, the tallest in Airwolf's portfolio. For better performance, it features aluminum and steel components.

Benefits Versatility, durability and cost-effectiveness. The printer — which can use more than 40 materials, including polylactic acid, PET and high-temperature PC and PP — boasts high repeatability and precision. It can run for 30 to 40 hours at a time.

Airwolf 3D, Costa Mesa, Calif., 949-478-2933, www.airwolf3d.com