General Introduction to 3D Printers
3D printers have revolutionized the way we create and manufacture, offering solutions from home to industry. These versatile machines enable the production of objects with an impressive variety of materials and complexities.
3D Printer Categories
Ideal for enthusiasts and hobbyists. Easy to use, affordable and perfect for hobbies and education.
Key tools for teaching and hands-on learning. Encourage innovation and creativity in the classroom.
Designed for precision and efficiency in advanced projects. Applications in design, prototyping and small series production.
Solutions for advanced manufacturing and large-scale production. Cutting-edge technology for industrial production and research.
Categories by technology
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Among the Kobra 2 series, Anycubic Kobra 2 Pro stands out as the fastest 3D printer. The standard print speed is 300 mm/s and the maximum print speed is 500 mm/s. Fast completion of the 3D Benchy model takes only 14min56s, a time reduction of 86% compared to conventional FDM printers.
Highlights
Maximum printing speed up to 500mm/s and standard printing...
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Kobra 2 Plus combines large format and high speed, with an average printing speed of 300mm/s, a maximum printing speed of 500mm/s, and an acceleration of 10000mm/s. The printer adopts the Z-axis motion structure with double motors and double screws to ensure the stability during the printing process. And support Anycubic APP to realize the remote...
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The Kobra 2 Max from Anycubic excels in speed. Compared to mainstream FDM 3D printers, the printing speed has increased by 10 times. Kobra 2 Max also offers a larger printing size, with a volume of around 88 liters in one go. Larger model creation, time saving, and energy-efficient.
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500mm/s Maximum Printing Speed
420 x 420 x 500mm Large...
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Anycubic Kobra 2 Neo is an entry-level fast 3D printer with an affordable price tag. The Kobra 2 Series, combines accessibility, high-speed, and basic features that satisfy beginners and enthusiasts. Kobra 2 Neo has a 220 x 220 x 250mm standard printing size, with a recommended print speed of 150mm/s, and a maximum print speed of 250mm/s, completing a...
