Creality Ender 3 Max Neo 3D Printer, CR Touch Auto Leveling Dual Z-Axis Full-Metal Extruder Silent Mainboard Filament Sensor Ender 3D Printer Large Print Size 11.8x11.8x12.6in
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- CR Touch Automatic LevelingEnder 3 Max Neo 3D printer is equipped with CR Touch sensor, which can improves the efficiency by automatically measuring and adjusting the 25-point print height on the heat bed, making leveling much easier
- High-precision Dual Z-AxisCreality ender 3 max neo perfect coordination among dual Z-axes, timing belt and dual motors guarantees the stability and higher printing precision. Effectively avoid printing deviation in single-axis printing and reduces the possibility of lines and bulges on your side print
- Full-metal Extruder & Get Rid of NoisinessThe full-metal bowden extruder is more durable and has greater extrusion force, it is guaranteed smooth infeed and outfeed, reducing the risk of nozzle blockage. Equipped with a 32-bit silent mainboard, the noise exposure is lower than 50dB, greatly reducing noise to let you enjoy your printing
- Power Loss Recovery & Filament SensorThe 350W high-quality built-in power supply is more secure and reliable, improving the stability and the sense of integration. The resume printing function can accurately record the data and restart the print from where it's left off, no need to worry about sudden power failure. A filament sensor is equipped to detect the sufficiency of consumables, avoiding wasting and enhancing the success rate
Brand: Creality
Material: Metal
Color: Ender 3 Max Neo
Product Dimensions: 13"D x 13"W x 16"H
Item Weight: 22.7 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 13 x 13 x 16 inches
Item Weight: 22.7 pounds
Item model number: Ender-3 MAX Neo
Date First Available: February 21, 2023
Manufacturer: Creality 3D
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