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Creality K1 SE 3D Printer, 2024 New Version 600mm/s High-Speed Hands-Free Auto Leveling Flagship-Level Direct Extruder Quick-swap Tri-Metal Nozzle K1 Upgrade 3D Printer

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Color: K1 SE


Features

  • 12X Speedy with CoreXYK1 SE 3D Printer inherits the lightweight and agile CoreXY system of the K1 series. Max 600mm/s speed and 20000mm/s2 acceleration.It can maintain print quality while printing at high speed, it is 12 times faster than the other normal 3d printer.
  • Flagship Reliable ExtruderCrealitry k1 se uses the same extruder as k1c. The extruder equipped with a newly added side spring & ball plunger, feeds filaments precisely without slacking. Apart from regular filaments, it can also handle flexible TPU.
  • Durable Tri-metal Nozzle & 60W HotendEasy to maintain & quick to swap. The durable steel-tipped copper nozzle is integrated with a titanium alloy heatbreak. It blocks heat-creep and can be swapped super easily. The ceramic heater, 75s quick heating from 0 to 300C, encircling the hotend can fully melt ABS*, and other filaments for ultra-fast printing.
  • Solid Frame Using Die Cast PartsK1 SE has a rigid frame with aluminum alloy parts made by integrated die casting. It also features corner gussets and crossbeams on both sides to reinforce the frame. So, this creality 3d printer can operate steadily with minimal shaking.
  • Auto Calibration with One TapGive it a tap and walk away. The K1 SE auto-calibration gets everything ready for you. Bid farewell to the frustrating leveling work with calibration paper.
  • Anti-vibration Fan & AlgorithmA dynamically balanced part cooling fan produces fewer vibrations which are mitigated by active input shaping. No more ringing, and surface artifacts.
  • Open-source Creality OS & Creality CloudCreality OS based on klipper, enables many advanced functions such as linear advance and input shaping. You can customize it or join the open-source community to explore more. Creality Cloud, a diverse, convenient, and interesting all-in-one 3D printing platform.

Brand: Creality


Material: Metal


Color: K1 SE


Product Dimensions: 13.9"D x 13.9"W x 18.9"H


Item Weight: 22.5 Pounds


Product Dimensions: 13.9 x 13.9 x 18.9 inches


Item Weight: 22.5 pounds


Item model number: K1 SE


Date First Available: July 8, 2024


Manufacturer: Creality


Country of Origin: China


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