MW4 DMZ 3D printer recipes: all 14, with inputs and unlock levels

The short version

The printer opens at DMZ level 2 and runs on four base resources (Synthetics, Chemicals, Metals and Electronics) plus named ingredients you find in raid. The cheap end is all base resources: an Energy Drink costs 20 in total, the four small consumables 30 each, the 1-Plate vest and the Small Backpack 50 each. Everything from Epic upwards asks for ingredients. The Medkit is the first, at Chemicals 30 plus Biomaterials 5 and one Binding Catalyst. Binding Catalyst turns up in three recipes, both revives among them. It is the one to hoard. Only two recipes show a max printable (1 each). Unlock levels come from the progression table, and six recipes are not in it, which leaves DMZ Orders or a recipe found in raid, the other two routes the developers have named.

What to print first

Print the cheap ones without a second thought. Bandages, Pain Killers and the rest cost 30 base resources each, and a consumable in your bag does more for you than a stack of Chemicals in the stash. After a wipe, the 1-Plate vest and the Small Backpack cost 50 each and get you back out of the door. That is the whole recovery kit for 100 resources. Keep every Binding Catalyst. The Medkit needs one, the Self-Revive Kit and the Revive Pistol need three each, and the level table only gives you two, at level 49. Reactive Metals and Rigid Synthetics are the next squeeze. Ten of either goes into an Epic or Ultra print, so spending five Reactive Metals on a 2-Plate vest is a choice, not a default.

Where Wing Mait fits

Wing Mait reads your screen and calls out what it sees, so you don't have to look away from the fight. DMZ support is in development. A recipe list is the sort of thing a good squadmate carries in their head: whether that Binding Catalyst on the floor is worth the detour, and whether you have the Chemicals for another Medkit. Wing Mait doesn't read game memory, inject anything or send inputs to the game.

Level unlocks 1 to 70 → 3D printer and crafting explained → FOB and progression →

Source briefing

Recipe data comes from dmzhub.gg, the community-edited MW4 DMZ database run by the WZHUB team, retrieved on 21 October 2026 (the recipes were last edited between 14 and 20 October). dmzhub marks the Self-Revive Kit recipe as incomplete. Unlock levels come from the progression table COD Warfare (@CODWarfareForum) posted on X on 20 October 2026. Item and ingredient names are kept as the game spells them. We did not reproduce any icons or images from either source. Community data moves quickly in the first week, so check the printer in game before you spend a rare ingredient.