MBot3D Releases New Grid II+3D Printer in 2016, Along with New Year’s Sales
3D printing has become more and more approachable as more and more manufacturers are marching into this field. We can feel the vigour of 3D printing industry by the overwhelming news and dramantic increase of 3D printer exhibitors at CES.
“While most FDM desktop 3D printers look all similar with 0.1mm printing resolution, not fast printing speed, and print plastic filament. manufacturers are trying to stand out by lauching new models with charming appearance design and ingenuity over details,” notes the team at MBot3D. “Which is attractive, but still does no favors for better printing quality. So, MBot3D don’t plan to change much on the machine appearance for now, and we would rather input all our passion and resource onto the functional core parts and software MPrint.”
With a pragmatic vision, MBot3D printer team has improved their hot seller MBot Grid II+ 3D printer and begin to offer the new version at the beginning of 2016. The improvements mainly focus on two aspects: Printing Head and Printing Plate.
When it comes to choosing an user-friendly printing plate, people usually fall into a dilemma between a removable printing plate and an easy leveling printing plate. Considering this, MBot3D printer adopted a stable three-induction tripod and a removable magnetic printing plate, which makes prints easy to remove, meanwhile keeps leveling easy with clear instruction controlled by the three-point mechanical induction.
And with the latest improvement, leveling is not necessary any more for MBot Grid II+ SH 3D printer. The smart compensation system allows automatic compensation of height difference and tilt angle by adjusting Z-axis moving when printing. Thus, extruded filament can be spread onto the printing plate nice and tightly layer by layer. In this way, print is less likely to warp, and draft can be easier to remove.
Upgrade also includes adding a BuildTak surface, a thin, durable, and heat-resistant plastic sheet which ensures prints of ranges of material stick to the print bed safely, while allowing for a clean, easy removal of completed builds.
As per the printing head, the MBot 3D team developed a special shaped nozzle working with Dual cooling fan. The effective cooling system can guarantee the PLA extrusion stability and extend motor lifetime.
Additionally, a filament sensor connecting with printing head is added to MBot Grid II+ SH 3D Printer. It can monitor the filament feed, pause printing and give alert when the printer is out of filament. As the failure caused by printing material is avoidable, the possibility of print failure is reduced.
Above all of the main parts’ improvement, MBot Grid II+ 3D printers also reinforced its anti-wear structure.
In the last upgrade, metal parts had been adopted to increase machine’s robustness and durability, reducing shipping risk and deformation. But still customers found the X-axis motor cable vulnerable since it moves a lot. To solve this problem, cable towline is added to protect X-axis motor cable and limit switch cable, which can effectively avoid abrasion failure when cables move frequently on small-radius bends following the print head.
“The upgrade raised the production cost, but we will still keep the price $1099USD. And to celebrate the release of new version in new year, we discount 201.6USD per MBot Grid II+3D printer,” explains the MBot3D team. “The discount code Grid2016 doesn’t limit use time in 2016 January, only valid on our official website www.mbot3d.com.”
Have you used this machine? Let us know your thoughts in the MBot Grid II 3D Printer forum on 3DPB.com.
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