How to Get the Advanced Sphere Assembly Line and All It Crafts

The Advanced Sphere Assembly Line is the final tier of the sphere bench, the one that finally makes Ultimate Spheres and Exotic Spheres in bulk instead of one at a time. This guide covers the technology level it sits behind, all four build materials and where each one is made, what the whole thing really costs once you trace it to raw ore, the electricity it eats, and every sphere and module you can queue on it.

Advanced Sphere Assembly Line at a Glance

This is a genuine endgame build and the numbers say so. Technology level 58 puts it 23 levels past the Sphere Assembly Line II most players stop at, its 500,000 build workload is over four times that bench's, and it draws 1,000 electricity — only six structures in the entire build menu pull more, and the Gigantic Furnace you need to supply it is one of them. It has to go inside a base near your Palbox, it needs one Pal with Handiwork on it, and it will not turn over a single sphere without a generator wired up.

How to Unlock the Advanced Sphere Assembly Line

Hit character level 58, open the Palworld technology tree, and spend 5 technology points. The catch is that level 58 is the single nastiest row in the tree for this particular build, because three of its other entries are prerequisites for actually using the bench. Hexolite at 2 points teaches you the recipe, the Gigantic Furnace at 5 points is the only place Hexolite can be smelted, and the Metal Detector at 3 points is how you find the Chromite that goes into it. That is 15 points before you have crafted anything, and another 5 if you want the Exotic Sphere the line exists to mass-produce. Budget for it — 462 of the game's 588 technologies are already on the table by level 58, so points are the real currency here, not materials.

Crafting Materials and Where to Make Them

Four materials, and none of them are casual. The 50 Hexolite is the wall: each bar is 500,000 crafting workload on its own, so the Hexolite alone is 25,000,000 workload — fifty times the cost of assembling the bench once you have the parts. The 10 Computers are the expensive ones at 22,440 gold of value apiece, and they quietly drag another 30 Plasteel, 20 Bio Batteries and 20 Carbon Fiber into the bill. Start the Hexolite line running the moment you unlock the Gigantic Furnace and build everything else while it cooks.

Material	Qty	Made at	Recipe per unit	Value each
Hexolite	50	Gigantic Furnace	1 Chromite + 1 Hexolite Quartz	3,000
Plasteel	50	Electric Furnace	2 Crude Oil + 5 Ore	2,520
Computer	10	Production Assembly Line II	2 Circuit Board + 3 Plasteel + 2 Bio Battery + 2 Carbon Fiber	22,440
Bio Battery	10	Production Assembly Line II	1 Electric Organ + 1 Refined Ingot + 1 Carbon Fiber	2,230

Hexolite ×50

Hexolite is one Chromite plus one Hexolite Quartz in a Gigantic Furnace, so 50 bars means 50 of each. The quartz is the easy half — there are 635 Hexolite Quartz nodes on the map, all of them in Feybreak, and Celesdir hands over 2–3 per kill at 100%. Chromite is the awkward half, because it is buried: you sweep for it with a Metal Detector on the Feybreak islands, which is exactly why that 3-point technology sits on the same row. If you would rather not walk a grid with a detector, Silvegis drops 2–3 Chromite at 100% and Smokie drops 1–2, and both are farmable.

Plasteel ×50

Plasteel is 2 Crude Oil and 5 Ore in an Electric Furnace, and remember the Computers want 30 more on top of the 50 the bench lists — 80 Plasteel total, or 160 Crude Oil. Oil is the bottleneck for most players: the Crude Oil Extractor unlocks at technology level 50 and has to be planted on a field, and there are only 185 oil fields on the entire map. Supply drops carry it too, so keep an eye on those while you scout a spot for the extractor.

Computer ×10

Each Computer is 2 Circuit Boards, 3 Plasteel, 2 Bio Batteries and 2 Carbon Fiber at a Production Assembly Line II, which is a four-way sub-recipe and the reason this build feels bigger than its four-line material list. The Circuit Boards are the annoying part — 2 Pure Quartz and 1 Polymer each, and Polymer means High Quality Pal Oil and Sulfur. Mammorest drops 5–10 Pal Oil at 100%, so a couple of trips covers all 40 you need.

Bio Battery ×10

One Electric Organ, one Refined Ingot and one Carbon Fiber each, also at a Production Assembly Line II. Count 30 rather than 10, because the Computers eat 20 more. That is 30 Electric Organs, and Prixter Lux hands over 4–5 per kill at 100% — eight of them clears the whole requirement, and you will want a stack of organs for the generator that powers this thing anyway.

Full Raw Material Cost

Chase every sub-recipe down to things you actually mine, shoot or pump and one Advanced Sphere Assembly Line comes to the eleven materials below — about 379,000 gold of value if you priced the pile at merchant rates. Wood tops the count at 500, but that is only because it burns down into the 250 Charcoal the Carbon Fiber needs; the ones that actually cost you an evening are the 160 Crude Oil and the 50 Chromite. Note how much of this list is butcher loot rather than nodes — 50 Flame Organ, 40 High Quality Pal Oil and 30 Electric Organ all come off Pals, so a farming route pays for a good chunk of the bench.

Raw material	Total needed	Where to get it
Wood	500	Any tree — burned into 250 Charcoal for the Carbon Fiber
Ore	460	1,632 Ore nodes, or an Ore Mining Site at technology level 24
Crude Oil	160	185 oil fields with a Crude Oil Extractor, plus supply drops
Coal	60	824 Coal nodes, or a Coal Quarry at technology level 37
Chromite	50	Metal Detector sweeps on the Feybreak islands; Silvegis drops 2–3 at 100%
Hexolite Quartz	50	635 nodes, all in Feybreak; Celesdir drops 2–3 at 100%
Flame Organ	50	Blazamut drops a flat 10 at 100%; Suzaku drops 5–10
Pure Quartz	40	607 nodes, or a Pure Quartz Quarry at technology level 52
High Quality Pal Oil	40	Mammorest drops 5–10 at 100%
Electric Organ	30	Prixter Lux drops 4–5 at 100%
Sulfur	20	655 Sulfur nodes, or a Sulfur Quarry at technology level 46

All Craftable Spheres at the Advanced Line

Eight capture spheres show up on the bench's menu, and the reason to build it is the bottom two rows. An Ultimate Sphere is 150,000 crafting workload and an Exotic Sphere is 300,000 — a thousand times a plain Pal Sphere — so at any lower bench you are watching a single sphere crawl through the queue. Capture power runs 7 on the base sphere up to 43 on the Ultimate, and the Exotic Sphere is the top of the craftable ladder above it; Pocketpair has never published a number for it, so treat it as the best throw you can build rather than a figure to plug into a formula. Every single one of them burns Paldium Fragment, which is the material to stockpile before you flip the bench on — there are 711 Paldium Ore nodes on the map.

Sphere	Tech Lv	Capture power	Materials	Craft workload
Pal Sphere	2	7	1 Paldium Fragment	300
Mega Sphere	14	14	1 Paldium Fragment, 1 Ingot, 3 Wood, 3 Stone	1,500
Giga Sphere	20	20	2 Paldium Fragment, 2 Ingot, 5 Wood, 5 Stone	2,500
Hyper Sphere	27	26	3 Paldium Fragment, 3 Ingot, 8 Wood, 8 Stone	6,000
Ultra Sphere	35	32	5 Paldium Fragment, 3 Refined Ingot, 10 Wood, 10 Stone	20,000
Legendary Sphere	44	37	5 Paldium Fragment, 3 Pal Metal Ingot, 3 Hardwood, 20 Stone	50,000
Ultimate Sphere	51	43	10 Paldium Fragment, 5 Pal Metal Ingot, 10 Hardwood, 1 Plasteel	150,000
Exotic Sphere	58	Top of the ladder	15 Paldium Fragment, 1 Plasteel, 10 Hardwood, 1 Hexolite	300,000

Two more spheres exist past this list and both sit well beyond level 58 — the Sol Sphere at technology level 67 and the Ancient Sphere at level 74. They run on Soralite Ingot and World Tree Ingot instead of the usual metals, so they belong to a much later stage of the game than the bench you are building here.

All 6 Sphere Modules

The same bench turns out all six modules, the attachments that bolt onto a sphere and add flat capture power on top of whatever you throw. The workload curve here is brutal in a way the sphere list is not: the Heavy Weight Module is 3,000 and the Homing Module is 10,000,000, over three thousand times more, which is the single best argument for owning this bench at all. Modules do not stack — you have one fitted at a time — so the practical order is Heavy early, Sniper II through the midgame for the range, and Homing once you can afford it. Full boost numbers are in the list of all sphere modules.

Module	Tech Lv	Materials	Craft workload
Heavy Weight Module	19	10 Paldium Fragment, 10 Ingot, 20 Stone	3,000
Curve Module	23	30 Paldium Fragment, 30 Ingot, 50 Stone, 2 Ancient Civilization Parts	45,000
Sniper Module	31	50 Paldium Fragment, 50 Ingot, 30 Cement, 8 Ancient Civilization Parts	130,000
Slider Module	39	100 Paldium Fragment, 30 Refined Ingot, 15 Carbon Fiber, 8 Corrosive Solvent, 10 Ancient Civilization Parts	600,000
Sniper Module II	48	200 Paldium Fragment, 30 Pal Metal Ingot, 30 Carbon Fiber, 20 Ancient Civilization Parts, 2 Ancient Civilization Core	2,000,000
Homing Module	69	50 Soralite Ingot, 3 AI Core, 40 Ancient Civilization Parts, 50 Dark Fragment, 5 Ancient Civilization Core	10,000,000

Sphere Bench Tiers Compared

All four benches craft the same menu — the difference is how fast the queue moves and what it costs to keep running. The jump people underrate is the first one: the Sphere Workbench at level 14 needs no electricity at all, while everything above it does, so upgrading is also the moment sphere production starts competing with your furnaces for power. The Advanced line's 1,000 draw is 2.5× the Sphere Assembly Line II's, and since you will almost certainly have a Gigantic Furnace on the same grid at level 58, plan for 2,500 of load from those two alone. If you are not yet swimming in Hexolite, the honest advice is to stay on the level 35 bench until the Gigantic Furnace is up and producing — a bench you cannot power is worse than the one you already have.

Bench	Tech Lv	Points	Build materials	Build workload	Power draw	HP
Sphere Workbench	14	3	10 Paldium Fragment, 30 Wood, 10 Nail, 20 Ingot	5,000	None	2,000
Sphere Assembly Line	27	3	30 Paldium Fragment, 5 Wooden Board, 100 Ingot, 20 Nail	30,000	200	4,000
Sphere Assembly Line II	35	5	100 Refined Ingot, 10 Circuit Board, 30 Nail, 50 Paldium Fragment	120,000	400	8,000
Advanced Sphere Assembly Line	58	5	50 Hexolite, 50 Plasteel, 10 Computer, 10 Bio Battery	500,000	1,000	10,000

Powering and Staffing the Line

Two things keep the bench turning: a generator big enough to cover 1,000 draw, and one Handiwork Pal standing at it. For power, the Large Power Generator at technology level 50 is the pick over the plain Power Generator from level 26 — by the time you are running an Advanced line, a Gigantic Furnace and an Electric Furnace on one grid you are well past what the small one covers. For the worker, Handiwork is the most contested job in the game with 109 Pals able to do it and a ceiling of Lv. 8, and exactly one Pal sits at that ceiling.

Pal	Handiwork	Also good at	Why it works
Solenne	Lv. 8	Gathering 4, Transporting 2	The only Handiwork Lv. 8 Pal in the game — nothing else matches it
Selyne	Lv. 7	Medicine Production 6, Transporting 3	The only Lv. 7, and it covers your medicine bench too
Anubis	Lv. 6	Mining 6, Transporting 4	Far easier to get than the top two and mines at the same rank
Renjishi	Lv. 6	Kindling 8, Gathering 5, Transporting 5	Best all-rounder — one bed slot covering four jobs including the furnaces
Dandilord	Lv. 6	Planting 8, Medicine Production 6, Gathering 5	Pair it with a farm base so it is never idle between sphere queues
Lapure	Lv. 6	Gathering 5	Cheapest Lv. 6 to obtain — pure crafter, no distractions

Summary

Reach character level 58, spend 5 technology points on the bench plus 10 more on the Gigantic Furnace and Metal Detector that feed it, and bring 50 Hexolite, 50 Plasteel, 10 Computer and 10 Bio Battery — which traces back to 460 Ore, 160 Crude Oil and 50 Chromite once you dig to the ground. Wire it to a Large Power Generator for its 1,000 draw, park a Handiwork Pal on it, and it will turn out every sphere and module in the game, Exotic Spheres included. Until then the level 35 Sphere Assembly Line II crafts the same list for a quarter of the power.

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