Sovol T300 3D Printer Max Speed up to 600mm/s, Klipper Firmware 300℃ All-in-one Hotend 30s Preheat Time 81-point Auto Leveling Industrial Linear Rails 95% Pre-assembly All Metal Body 11.8*11.8*13.8in
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- [Intelligent Core Based on Klipper] - Sovol T300 optimizes a 64-bit microcomputer with Klipper, not only significantly improving computational speed but also greatly enhancing printing speed and quality through pressure advance and input shaping. Its 12000mm/s2 acceleration and 30mm3/s flow make 600mm/s printing speed possible. Only take 13mins to print Benchy, saving 73% of the time compared with most other printers.
- [30s Super Rapid Heating for Nozzle & Hotbed] - Sovol T300 comes with a brand new all-in-one structure hotend, which can reach 200C within 30s, efficiently reducing the risk of nozzle clogging and improves nozzle life, making maintenance simpler and easier. Brass heating block and heatbreak improve heating and cooling efficiency by 60%. 1000W AC electric heating bed can be heated to 60C with 30s preheat time as well. Long minutes of heating time are a thing of the past, Sovol T300 saves your 70% preheat time.
- [All Metal Body & Industrial-grade Linear Rails] - The frame and the majority of Sovol T300 3D Printer's components are crafted from metal, not only to achieve the desired durability and sturdiness in a printer but also to reduce shaking and make printing in a more stable environment. Internal linear rails reduce friction, offering smoother movements of the print head. Improve layer alignment, reduced layer shifting to achieve superior print quality.
- [300C Hotend realized More Materials Printing] - Optimized ceramic heater in the hotend brings higher density of the heating area, and makes nozzles quickly reach higher temperature, so that the printing of ABS can be realized. A 5025 high-speed fan spinning at 8500 rpm provides strong airflow, combined with a circular duct piece, concentrating the air better around the extruded filament, and enhancing cooling efficiency.
- [Dual Gear Extrusion & User-friendly UI] - Sovol T300 features a 6.5:1 gear ratio for more precise material control, allowing for more accurate printing of flexible materials and stronger dual-gear extrusion grip. 4.3-inch high-refresh-rate touchscreen with a resolution of 480*272, a viewing angle of 85 degrees and a simple and user-friendly UI makes operation convenient and provides a smoother visual experience.
- [81-point Auto Leveling] - Auto-leveling ensures the flatness of the heated bed, allowing for a perfect first layer without effort. The build plate automatically heats up before auto-leveling to match the actual printing flatness.
Brand: Sovol
Material: Aluminum
Color: Grey
Product Dimensions: 19.8"D x 24.84"W x 32.72"H
Item Weight: 17 Kilograms
Product Dimensions: 19.8 x 24.84 x 32.72 inches
Item Weight: 37.4 pounds
Date First Available: August 9, 2024
Manufacturer: Sovol
Country of Origin: China
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