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2024 New Version Creality K1C 3D Printer, 600mm/s Fast Printing Speed, Clog-Free Direct Extruder and Tri-Metal Nozzle Support 300℃ Printing and Carbon Fiber Filament, with Auto Leveling and AI Camera

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  • 12X Faster and More EfficientCreality K1C 3d printer, equips 600mm/s printing speed and 20000mm/s2 acceleration, it is12 times faster than the other normal 3d printer. Give good printing experience to customers and get a good model in short time.
  • Convenient OperationCreality K1C is well assembled and tested before shipment. After unboxing, it is ready for plug and play. The boot-up guide is similar to that of a new smartphone. 3 minutes from unboxing to powering on, you can start print quickly. Also, the auto calibration help you to print easily. Auto Z offset, auto leveling and auto input shaping test, all of the auto operation save your time largly. Give it a tap and walk away. The auto calibration gets everything ready for you. Bid farewell to the frustrating leveling test with paper.
  • Clog-free Direct ExtruderIt can print carbon fiber filament and many kinds of filament. The K1C 3d printer equips a clog-free direct extruder enhanced a bolster spring and a ball plunger. It grips on filament tightly without slackening off. The durable steel-stipped copper nozzle is integrated with a titanium alloy heatbreak. It blocks heatcreep and can be swapped super easily. The extruder support 300C high-temperature printing.
  • Smart AI Function1m Resolution AI LiDAR: Scan the first layer, if there is any problem, it will stop the printing job giving you quality models. Observant AI Camera: Recognize spaghetti failure, foreign matter, debris, etc. and support real-time monitoring and time-lapse filming.
  • Upgraded Cooling StructureUpgraded fans design makes the cooling function more effective. 1.Hotend fan for minimal heat creep: It avoids pre-mature filament melting from messing the feeding flow. 2.Part cooling fan for instant hardening: A strong wind hardens the fresh extrusion via a special air duct. It catalyzes layer boding and refines layer texture. 3.Auxiliary Fan for Overall Print Quality: An extra fan is on the chamber's side to assist the model cooling. It minimizes string and warping for bridges and overhangs on the printing models.

Brand: Comgrow


Material: Aluminum


Product Dimensions: 12"D x 12"W x 10"H


Item Weight: 16 Kilograms


Compatible Devices: Laptop


Product Dimensions: 12 x 12 x 10 inches


Item Weight: 35.2 pounds


Item model number: K1C


Date First Available: December 19, 2023


Manufacturer: Creality 3D


Country of Origin: China


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