Creality K2 SE 4C Multi-Color 3D Printer, Smart Auto Leveling, Fully Assembled, Solid Metal Build Frame, High Speed & High Precision, 220x215x245mm Build Volume
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Set name: K2 SE 4C
Features
- Integrated Multi-color Printing: K2 SE 4C is pre-equipped for instant multicolor printing with a space-saving design that occupies 37% less space than K2 SE Combo. You can effortlessly create vivid 4-color functional and decorative models.
- Easy Setup & Smart Auto Leveling: Only simple setup is needed to start printing, acting as a hassle-free portal to turn your imagination into physical objects. It features targeted auto bed leveling that only scans your models printing zone, forming a flawless first layer to guarantee stable printing results.
- High-Speed Core-XY Printing: Creality K2 SE 4C 3d printer adopting the advanced Core-XY structure, supports a maximum print speed of 500 mm/s and peak acceleration of 20000 mm/s2. It drastically shortens printing cycles and efficiently completes all your design projects in far less time.
- Sturdy Die-Cast Aluminum Frame: Constructed with rigid die-cast aluminum alloy frame reinforced by bilateral crossbeams and corner gussets. The reinforced structure greatly reduces vibration and shaking during operation, effectively avoiding layer shift and delivering high-precision print outputs.
- Multi Smart Printing Protection Features: Multiple practical protection functions prevent material and time waste: built-in sensors detect filament tangling and run-out with timely reminders; Power Loss Recovery records printing progress to resume work after sudden blackouts; Skip Partial Failure keeps the rest of your print running even if one part malfunctions.
- Flexible Supports & Customizable Workflow: Swap PLA and PETG as breakaway supports for easy model removal, smoother surfaces and sharp intricate details. It supports offline USB printing, advanced expert mode adjustment via Creality OS, and native root access with Fluidd UI compatibility for full control over your printing workflow.
Description
K2 SE 4C K2 SE K2 SE Combo K1C Creality K2 Plus Combo Ender 3 V3 SE Ender 3 V3 Plus
Brand: Creality
Product Dimensions: 13"D x 13"W x 18.9"H
Compatible Devices: Personal Computer, Smartphone
Operating System: Windows
Compatible Material: Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol, Polylactic Acid
Product Dimensions: 13 x 13 x 18.9 inches
Item Weight: 36.2 pounds
Item model number: K2 SE 4C
Date First Available: May 14, 2026
Manufacturer: Creality
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