Creality K2 SE 3D Printer, 500mm/s High-Speed Printing, Support Multi Color 3D Printing Needs CFS, Solid Metal Build, Auto Leveling, Direct Drive Extruder, Quick-Swap Nozzle, 220×215×245mm Print Size
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Model: K2 SE
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- 500mm/s High-Speed Fast PrintingDriven by a lightweight CoreXY motion system, the Creality K2 SE delivers up to 500mm/s high-speed printing with 20,000mm/s2 acceleration. The built-in vibration sensor and input shaping algorithm actively reduce ringing and resonance for smoother walls, sharper details, and consistently high-quality resultseven at fast print speeds.
- Solid Metal BuildHigh Precision & Stable PrintingFeaturing a die-cast aluminum alloy frame, corner gussets, and dual-side crossbeams, the K2 SE offers exceptional rigidity for high-precision 3D printing. The enhanced mechanical stability minimizes frame flex during rapid movement, ensuring reliable dimensional accuracy and professional surface finishes across large models, prototypes, and daily-use parts.
- Expandable Multicolor PrintingCompatible with Creality CFSK2 SE is the upgrade of K1 SE 3d printer, the K2 SE is fully compatible with the Creality CFS multicolor system (sold separately). When upgraded, the printer unlocks advanced multicolor 3D printing with automatic filament identification, relay switching, tangle/run-out detection, and seamless multicolor slicing via Creality Printallowing K2 SE to grow into a powerful multi-material solution when needed.
- Direct Drive Extruder with Upgraded Feeding SystemThe modular direct drive extruder enables accurate filament control for fast or detailed prints. Key advantages include:Quick-Swap Nozzle for minimal downtime;Hardened steel dual-drive gears for smooth, wear-resistant feeding;Built-in filament run-out sensor for reliable project monitoring,This upgraded extruder system enhances consistency for a wide range of materials, supporting precise workflows for functional parts and creative projectsideal for a direct drive 3D printer.
- Effortless Setup & Fully Automatic LevelingBeginner-Friendly ExperienceEnjoy a true out-of-the-box setup with just a 5-minute assembly. Follow the touchscreen Quick Guide for fully automatic bed leveling, fan calibration, and first-time tuning. The one-tap leveling system eliminates manual adjustments, improving first-layer success rates and simplifying the workflow for both beginners and advanced usersideal for anyone seeking an easy-to-use auto leveling 3D printer.
- 220215245mm Large Build VolumeThe optimized build area offers the flexibility needed for functional parts, household models, figurines, and multi-component assemblies. As a large build volume 3D printer, the K2 SE maintains consistent quality across both small detailed prints and larger structural builds, providing more space for creative and engineering applications.
- Creality OS, Creality Print & CloudSmart Workflow Across DevicesPowered by the latest Creality OS, the K2 SE supports expert-mode tuning, LAN multi-printer control, and intelligent high-speed profiles. Creality Print provides optimized slicing with 40+ filament presets, advanced path planning, and full 3MF multicolor slicing when paired with CFS. For remote printing and model downloads, Creality Cloud delivers an integrated ecosystem with smart 3D printer controls and a vast model library.
Brand: Creality
Material: Metal
Color: K2 SE
Product Dimensions: 13.98"D x 13.9"W x 18.98"H
Item Weight: 22.5 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 13.98 x 13.9 x 18.98 inches
Item Weight: 22.5 pounds
Item model number: K2 SE
Date First Available: July 8, 2024
Manufacturer: Creality
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