The new FilaDC i10 combines active dehumidification, 10-spool storage, low energy consumption and quiet operation to help maintain a stable, low-humidity environment for filament storage.
FRANKFURT, Germany, Sept. 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- SUNLU and INSLOGIC are introducing the FilaDC i10 Filament Dehumidifying Cabinet, a new long-term storage solution designed to help 3D printing users protect filament from moisture between prints.
Physical Adsorption + Smart Cycling
The i10 uses a molecular sieve to adsorb moisture from the air inside the cabinet. Its smart cycling system releases collected moisture and restores adsorption capacity automatically, providing continuous humidity control between 10% and 45% RH.
In testing, PETG stored in the i10 decreased from 0.34% to 0.21% moisture content after 96 hours, while PETG exposed to open air increased from 0.35% to 0.39% over the same period.
This creates a stable, low-humidity environment for long-term filament storage without relying on continuous high-temperature drying.
10-Spool Storage, Stackable Design
The i10 stores up to 10 × 1 kg filament spools and supports spool sizes from 0.25 kg to 5 kg.
Multiple i10 units can be stacked vertically to save floor space, with stacking up to three units recommended.
A sealing gasket and three strong magnets help keep the cabinet tightly closed and maintain a stable storage environment.
Built for Long-Term Storage
The i10 consumes approximately 0.23 kWh/24h* and operates below 30 dB, making it suitable for continuous use in homes, studios, workshops, and print rooms.
Its integrated design requires no complicated installation. Users can simply set it up, load the filament, and let it maintain the storage environment.
*Tested at 25°C and 60% RH in an empty chamber. Actual results may vary.
Multiple Safety Protections
For long-term operation, the i10 combines hardware temperature protection with intelligent software monitoring. If excessive temperature is detected, the system provides a real-time warning.
Beyond filament, the i10 can also provide low-humidity storage for other moisture-sensitive items, such as camera lenses, electronic components, tools, and collectibles.
Availability
The SUNLU × INSLOGIC FilaDC i10 will be available for pre-order beginning:
September 15, 2026, at 7:00 AM UTC
Pre-order: [https://bit.ly/4gGV5lb]
About SUNLU
Founded in Zhuhai in 2013, SUNLU is a global 3D printing brand specializing in filaments, resins, and accessories. With 270+ production lines, 25 million+ products sold, and 530+ intellectual property rights, SUNLU continues to advance 3D printing through product innovation, quality, and accessibility.
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SUNLU and INSLOGIC Launch FilaDC i10 Filament Dehumidifying Cabinet for Long-Term Filament Storage
- New 3 GW power generation engine production facility to be built in Ulsan, targeting full-scale operations in 2028
- Dedicated manufacturing facility for key SMR equipment to be established; global SMR market projected to grow to 150 GW by 2050
- "We will secure core competitiveness in power generation engines and SMRs to lead the global AI infrastructure market"
SEOUL, South Korea, Sept. 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- HD Hyundai Heavy Industries disclosed on the 10th that it will invest a total of KRW 1.0722 trillion to build a new power generation engine production facility and a dedicated manufacturing facility for small modular reactors (SMRs).
The investment is aimed at strengthening the company's future competitiveness in land-based power generation engines and SMRs.
First, the company will invest KRW 833.6 billion to build a new 3-gigawatt (GW) production facility for its HiMSEN engines in Onsan-eup, Ulju-gun, Ulsan.
The new production complex will span approximately 215,000 square meters and include an engine assembly and testing facility, a crankshaft machining facility, and an engine block casting facility. Construction is scheduled to begin in the first quarter of next year, with completion targeted for May 2028 and full-scale operations to commence thereafter.
The investment is designed to accelerate HD Hyundai Heavy Industries' expansion into the land-based power generation market by leveraging decades of expertise accumulated in marine engines and proactively responding to surging power demand from AI data centers.
Through the expansion, HD Hyundai expects to secure annual production capacity of 4 GW for land-based power generation engines. The company will also improve production efficiency by operating separate production bases for HiMSEN engines.
HD Hyundai Heavy Industries' main Ulsan facility will focus on HiMSEN engines for marine applications, while the new facility and HD Hyundai Engine in Yeongam, South Jeolla Province, will specialize in HiMSEN engines for land-based power generation.
HD Hyundai expects the increased production efficiency from this dual-base production structure to expand its total HiMSEN engine production capacity for both marine and land-based power generation applications from the current 3 GW to 7.2 GW by 2030.
HD Hyundai Heavy Industries will also invest KRW 238.6 billion to establish a dedicated manufacturing facility for key SMR equipment, with SMRs increasingly recognized as a next-generation energy source. The facility will be built on the premises of HD Hyundai Heavy Industries' Ulsan shipyard, with completion targeted for the first half of 2029.
SMRs are next-generation nuclear reactors that generate less power than conventional large-scale nuclear plants and use modularized key components. They offer the advantage of providing a stable supply of electricity while helping reduce carbon emissions. Interest in SMRs has been growing rapidly amid the increase in AI data centers, which require large amounts of power around the clock.
According to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), the global SMR market is projected to grow rapidly to 150 GW by 2050. Meanwhile, only a limited volume of key SMR equipment has so far been secured for manufacturing and supply, indicating significant potential for future growth.
"This investment is aimed at securing core competitiveness in power generation engines and SMRs, which are emerging as new sources of electricity in the AI era," an HD Hyundai Heavy Industries official said. "We will proactively respond to rapidly growing power demand and take the lead in the global AI infrastructure market."
Earlier this year, HD Hyundai Heavy Industries made a full-scale entry into the U.S. data center power infrastructure market by signing power generation equipment supply contracts with Aperion Energy Group and Corban Energy Group in April and August, respectively, valued at KRW 627.1 billion and KRW 956.0 billion.
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HD Hyundai Heavy Industries to Invest KRW 1 Trillion in Future Engine and SMR Businesses
