Creality Ender 3

Name: Creality Ender 3
Brand: Creality
Price: 281.86 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (13 reviews)

Affordable 3D printer with a large print area

13 Customer Ratings

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Large space
Heated print bed
Easy construction

$281.86 $343.33 -18%

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Item no.: PPN-23146, Content: 1 pc

EAN: n/a

Large space
Heated print bed
Easy construction

Product information & technical details

Item no.:	PPN-23146
Manufacturer No.:	23146
Manufacturers:	Creality
Content:	1 pc

Product types:	3D Printers
Printing Technology:	FFF - FDM - LPD
Printer Display:	LCD Display
Supporting Operating Systems:	Windows (7 +), Mac OS X (10.7 +), Linux (Ubuntu 12.04 +)
Extruder:	Single
Interfaces:	SD card
Supported Formats:	STL, OBJ
Heated building board:	Yes
Building platform :	220 x 220 x 250 mm
Minimum layer height:	100 µm
Filament Diameter:	1,75 mm

Description

Affordable 3D printer with a large print area of 220x220x250 mm.

The Creality Ender 3 has a heated bed to use a variety of different materials. The heating bed can be heated up to a maximum of 110 ° C. The hot-end has a maximum nozzle temperature of 255 ° C.

The Ender 3 is ready for use in about 15 minutes. The 3D printer has a sturdy aluminium V-slot extruded frame.

The Creality Ender 3 has a MK-10 extruder, which largely prevents blockages.

The V-Slot technology is one of the most popular guides for 3D printers due to its low volume and friction.

3D printing is automatically continued after a power failure thanks to the Ender's reliable and modern electronics.

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The device is delivered with EU plug.

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The concept of the 3D printer came about from an American inventor and engineer, Chuck Hill, during the s80s. He also founded the company called 3D Systems.