Creality K2 SE Combo 3D Printer, Support Multicolor Printing with CFS, 500mm/s High-Speed, Smart Auto Leveling, Solid Metal Build Frame, Fully Assembled, Next-Gen Extruder, 220×215×245 mm Build Volume
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Model: K2 SE Combo
Features
- Milticolor 3D Printing with CFSThe K2 SE Combo 3D printer can achieves smooth multicolor 3D printing, enabling seamless color transitions for creative models and professional prototypes. The smart Creality CFS offers auto-switching, color recognition, and moisture-proof filament storage, ensuring stable feeding and clean multicolor results on your 3D printer.
- 500mm/s High-Speed Printing for Rapid ProductionPowered by a next-gen motion system, the Creality K2 SE reaches up to 500 mm/s high-speed printing with 20,000 mm/s2 acceleration, ensuring fast output while maintaining stable, high-quality prints. Ideal for users needing a fast 3d printer for rapid production.
- Solid Metal Frame for Superior StabilityBuilt with die-cast aluminum alloy, the solid metal build of K2 SE 3D printer minimizes vibration and boosts long-term reliability. Reinforced structural gussets and crossbeams deliver consistent print quality, essential for engineering, education, and professional use.
- Generous Build VolumeThe Creality K2 SE provides a practical build size ideal for daily 3D printing, offering enough space for functional parts, prototypes, and multicolor models while maintaining high speed and stable print quality.
- Smart Auto Leveling for Effortless SetupThe K2 SE uses an advanced smart auto leveling system that probes only the required print area, speeding up preparation and improving first-layer accuracy. It provides a smoother workflow for both beginners and experienced makers using this Creality 3D printer.
- Powerful & Reliable Extruder for Smooth FeedingThe Creality K2 SE 3D printer uses a modular direct-drive extruder with a quick-swap, clog-free nozzle for easy maintenance and smooth filament feeding. Hardened steel gears improve durability, while the run-out sensor and automatic cutter enable seamless filament switching for stable 3D printing.
- Smart Workflow & Easy 3D PrintingThe K2 SE Combo delivers a simple, streamlined 3D printing experience with fast out-of-the-box setup, hassle-free auto leveling, and a Skip the failure model function for reliable batch printing. Powered by the upgraded Creality OS, it supports multi-filament management, expert-mode tuning, LAN multi-printer control, and seamless cloud printing, making this Creality FDM 3D printer ideal for beginners, makers, and pros seeking efficient, high-quality workflows.
Brand: Creality
Material: Metal
Color: black
Product Dimensions: 14"D x 14"W x 18.88"H
Compatible Devices: Personal Computer
Product Dimensions: 14 x 14 x 18.88 inches
Item Weight: 49.9 pounds
Item model number: K2 SE Combo
Date First Available: November 4, 2025
Manufacturer: Creality
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