Description
Large Format & Reliable ResultsWith a build volume of 300 × 300 × 330 mm, the CORE One L offers considerable space for large functional parts, full-size models or multiple smaller items in one print run. The machine’s enlarged format does not compromise on quality; its internal design ensures the full area is usable and heat distribution remains consistent. Ready-to-Print Workflow The CORE One L arrives factory-calibrated and configured so you can begin printing within minutes of unpacking. With intuitive software, pre-tuned profiles for 200+ filaments and integrated features such as a built-in camera and filament monitoring, the machine is designed to minimise downtime and manual setup effort. Advanced Thermal ManagementThe new AC convection heatbed and actively heated chamber ensure uniform temperatures throughout the print area. This means fewer issues with warping or lifted corners, even when printing demanding materials. The system enables reliable printing of engineering grades like ABS, ASA, PC, PA (nylon) and flexible filaments, without the compromises typical of open-frame printers. Built for Precision & Durability Built around a steel-exoskeleton frame with aluminium panels, this printer delivers outstanding rigidity and stability. Coupled with its direct-drive extruder (the Nextruder), 360° cooling, and precision gear systems, it achieves high print accuracy and surface finish — making it suitable not only for prototyping but also production-grade applications. Material Versatility, No Limits Whether you’re printing PLA, PETG, or advanced materials like carbon-fibre composite and glow-in-the-dark filaments, the CORE One L is equipped to handle the challenge. Its filament path, hotend capability up to ~290 °C, and optional accessories like dual nozzles ensure that material choice is flexible and workflow-friendly. Scalable for Business & Workshop Use This printer isn’t just for hobbyists. With its large bed, efficient thermal control and practical design (including offline mode, optional filtration, camera monitoring and modular upgrade paths), the CORE One L is well suited for shared maker-spaces, design studios or low-volume production lines. You own the machine, and you’re not locked into a proprietary service or cloud system.
