V-ONE pcb printer
PCB prototyping made easy
V-ONE pcb printer
PCB prototyping made easy
Fabricate PCBs in an hour and accelerate time to market.
Price: From $3,499.99 USD*
*Shipping and regional taxes not included
Drill sold separately
Meet V-One — A desktop circuit board printer
Fast, low-volume prototyping
Iterate quickly and get immediate feedback on designs. Print and assemble most functional PCBs in an hour.
Seamless integration
V-One supports Gerber files from any ECAD tool you have and offers a cleaner process with no dust and minimal chemical contact compared to CNC.
Intuitive user experience
Designed for every skill level, from students to professionals, V-One makes PCB prototyping simple at every stage of electronics development.
Intellectual property protection
Prototyping with V-One safeguards your intellectual property from third-party exposure — keep sensitive design files like schematics and BOMs in-house.
CAPABILITIES
Every step to prototype PCBs on your desktop
Circuit printing
Print conductive ink to create traces and pads.
Drilling
Drill holes for through-hole components and vias for double-sided PCBs.
Solder paste dispensing
Stencil-free solder paste improves solder joint quality over manual application.
Built-in reflow
Reflow solder PCBs directly on the build area without a dedicated reflow oven.
Circuit printing
Print conductive ink to create traces and pads.
Drilling
Drill holes for through-hole components and vias for double-sided PCBs.
Solder paste dispensing
Stencil-free solder paste improves solder joint quality over manual application.
Built-in reflow
Reflow solder PCBs directly on the build area without a dedicated reflow oven.
V-ONE FEATURES
Streamline your circuit board prototyping
Flexible PCB fabrication processes
Reduce rework
Dispensed too much ink? Simply wipe it clean, select the feature in our software, and re-print on the fly.
Aligned printing
Print directly onto boards with existing features, whether for reworking designs, printing addons for template boards, or creating double-sided PCBs.
Hands-on learning
Engage students and professionals with practical, project-based learning opportunities that build technical skills.
<1 hour
Print timeUp to 15
Boards per dayDouble-sided
PCBsReliable automatic soldering
Stencil-free soldering
Dispense solder paste only where needed and eliminate the cost and hassle of design-specific stencils — no storage or cleanup required.
Consistent soldering
Automatically dispense solder paste and correct unsatisfactory pads quickly with selective dispensing, eliminating hand soldering defects.
Reflow for PCB assembly
Reflow the assembly with the built-in 550 W heater, which heats up to 240°C within one minute — no ovens required.
Down to 0.5 mm
Pin pitch240°C maximum
Reflow temperatureIntuitive user experience
Easy to use
Get hands-on with printing workflows and in-app help videos.
Use universal file formats
Upload Gerber files exported from any ECAD software, and the software will generate paths automatically.
Hassle-free updates
Learn about new capabilities and improvements with automatic software updates.
Gerber file compatible
Live, in-app chat
Flexible PCB fabrication processes
Reduce rework
Dispensed too much ink? Simply wipe it clean, select the feature in our software, and re-print on the fly.
Aligned printing
Print directly onto boards with existing features, whether for reworking designs, printing addons for template boards, or creating double-sided PCBs.
Hands-on learning
Engage students and professionals with practical, project-based learning opportunities that build technical skills.
<1 hour
Print timeUp to 15
Boards per dayDouble-sided
PCBsReliable automatic soldering
Stencil-free soldering
Dispense solder paste only where needed and eliminate the cost and hassle of design-specific stencils — no storage or cleanup required.
Consistent soldering
Automatically dispense solder paste and correct unsatisfactory pads quickly with selective dispensing, eliminating hand soldering defects.
Reflow for PCB assembly
Reflow the assembly with the built-in 550 W heater, which heats up to 240°C within one minute — no ovens required.
Down to 0.5 mm
Pin pitch240°C maximum
Reflow temperatureIntuitive user experience
Easy to use
Get hands-on with printing workflows and in-app help videos.
Use universal file formats
Upload Gerber files exported from any ECAD software, and the software will generate paths automatically.
Hassle-free updates
Learn about new capabilities and improvements with automatic software updates.
Gerber file compatible
Live, in-app chat
PROJECT KITS
Hands-on electronics projects to learn PCB fundamentals
PROJECT KITS
Hands-on electronics projects to learn PCB fundamentals
HARDWARE
Anatomy of V-One
V-One
Join 10,000+ V-One users
TESTIMONIALS
What customers say about V-One
Dyson
“As an engineer, I know the frustrations of waiting for circuit boards, and the Voltera V-One elegantly solves this problem.”
– Sir James Dyson, Inventor & Founder at Dyson
Stanford University
“We have to change the design based on the experiment, so previously we have used a screen-printing mask, but the feedback is very slow. With the V-One we can print improvements very quickly.”
– Dr. Naoji Matsuhisa, Postdoctoral Researcher, Bao Research Group at Stanford University
Circuit Launch
“Some of the cutting-edge technology that we use is the Voltera V-One, which is our PCB printer. It brings the development time down so low. Like, being able to take a designed circuit board and within about an hour we could have it fully assembled.”
– Dan O’Mara, Chief Operating Officer of Circuit Launch
Customer Stories
See what others are doing with V-One
Princeton University
Empowering Space Exploration with V-One PCB Printer
Learn how students at Princeton University are using the V-One PCB printer to build CubeSats, miniature satellites designed for space research.
Living Architecture Systems Group
Bringing Art to Life with Voltera’s V-One PCB Printer
Philip Beesley and the Living Architecture Systems Group team aim to bring architecture to life. When conceptualizing the project, they turned to V-One.
Stanford University
Next generation electronics with Voltera
The Bao Group at Stanford University, led by Zhenan Bao, develops flexible and stretchable materials, electronics, and energy devices.
FAST FACTS
Frequently asked questions
For U.S. customers: V-One is made in Canada and is exempt from U.S. tariffs under the USMCA trade agreement. This may change without notice if there are updates to import policies. For more information on U.S. imposed tariffs, visit whitehouse.gov.
V-One is a compact PCB printer machine designed for hands-on PCB prototyping. It enables users to drill through holes, print conductive traces, dispense solder paste, and reflow solder — all without relying on outsourced fabrication or stencils. It’s suited for fast design iteration in labs, classrooms, and R&D settings.
Unlike conventional PCB printing machines, which often require multiple tools and longer turnaround times, V-One combines four processes into one desktop device. This makes it a unique circuit board printer for teams looking to save time, maintain IP control, and reduce overhead during the product development phase.
Users can print and assemble a functional PCB in under one hour. This includes drilling, circuit printing, solder paste dispensing, and reflow, making V-One one of the fastest ways to turn an idea into a testable board.
Yes. The V‑One circuit board printer supports double-sided PCB prototyping using its drill attachment. You start by drilling through holes, then print the top layer, followed by the bottom layer, using alignment through those holes. Finally, you connect the layers with rivets to complete a functional double-sided board.
For U.S. customers: V-One is made in Canada and is exempt from U.S. tariffs under the USMCA trade agreement. This may change without notice if there are updates to import policies. For more information on U.S. imposed tariffs, visit whitehouse.gov.
Unlike conventional PCB printing machines, which often require multiple tools and longer turnaround times, V-One combines four processes into one desktop device. This makes it a unique circuit board printer for teams looking to save time, maintain IP control, and reduce overhead during the product development phase.
Yes. The V‑One circuit board printer supports double-sided PCB prototyping using its drill attachment. You start by drilling through holes, then print the top layer, followed by the bottom layer, using alignment through those holes. Finally, you connect the layers with rivets to complete a functional double-sided board.
V-One is a compact PCB printer machine designed for hands-on PCB prototyping. It enables users to drill through holes, print conductive traces, dispense solder paste, and reflow solder — all without relying on outsourced fabrication or stencils. It’s suited for fast design iteration in labs, classrooms, and R&D settings.
Users can print and assemble a functional PCB in under one hour. This includes drilling, circuit printing, solder paste dispensing, and reflow, making V-One one of the fastest ways to turn an idea into a testable board.
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Discover how people use V-One to rapidly prototype PCBs at their desks. This 4-in-1 additive manufacturing tool saves users time and money, and builds hardware faster.