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R QIDI TECHNOLOGY

R QIDI TECHNOLOGY X-PLUS3 3D Printers Fully Upgrade, 600mm/s Industrial Grade High-Speed 3D Printer, Acceleration 20000mm/s2, 65℃ Independent Heated Chamber, CoreXY&Klipper, 11.02x11.02x10.63 inch

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  • Fully Upgrades X-Plus3 A revolutionary FFF/FDM big 3d printer designed for commercial use.Featuring Klipper firmware and CoreXY structure, it reduces printing time by up to 80%(600mm/s print speed and 20000mm/s2 acceleration).Meanwhile our software and firmware are fully open source for fast 3d printer enthusiasts&geeks.
  • Multi-Material PrintingX Plus3 has two sets of nozzle with different characteristics (copper alloy and hardened steel hot end)and direct drive extruder.The QIDI High Performance Materials is able to high-speed print in X Plus3, easy warpless print ABS/ASA/PETG/PA/PC/GF/CF/PLA filament, variety of printing filaments meet the needs of different users.
  • Independent Chamber Heating SystemHeat chamber to 60C in 25 minutes, and the internal structure and hardware is made to resist high temp, equipped drying box,while we specially R&D the hyper-speed ABS Rapido/PETG-Tough/ABS-GF25 filament. X plus3 is easy warpless to print High Performance Materials whitout layer separation.
  • Faster and more accurateRebuild a new hotend cooling system, fast 3d printer with a gear ratio of 9.5:1 and 3x extrusion flow. The lightweight design of the Print Head&All metal frame, quality model free of ringing, Pressure advance and auto leveling for excellent resolution, 64bit Processor, Cortex-A53,Main frequency 1.5GHz, equipped with 8G-EMMC and 1G DDR3.
  • R QIDI TECHNOLOGY ServiceR QIDI TECHNOLOGY are committed to making reliable 3d printers.X-Plus3 is suitable for professional users as well as novice users.Not assembly,out of the box. It is easy to print according to the operating instructions.

Brand: R QIDI TECHNOLOGY


Material: PLA, ABS, ASA, PETG, TPU, PA, PC, Carbon Fiber, Glass Fiber


Product Dimensions: 20.75"D x 20.12"W x 20.83"H


Compatible Devices: Laptop, Smartphone


Supported File Format: STL, OBJ, 3MF, STEP, STP


Product Dimensions: 20.75 x 20.12 x 20.83 inches


Item Weight: 70.4 pounds


Date First Available: June 12, 2023


Manufacturer: Zhejiang QIDI TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD


Country of Origin: China


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Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2024 by J. Turner J. Turner
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