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Leapfrog Launches New Creatr HS 3D Printer – Bigger, Stronger & 5 Times Faster

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creatrhs3Speed, it’s the one major issue that people have with today’s 3D printing technology. It can take hours to print even the simplest of items. Today, Leapfrog, one of the more well known 3D printer manufacturers, announced their latest, greatest 3D printer – The Creatr HS (High Speed).

The new Creatr HS can print at speeds up to 5 times faster than the regular Creatr. It features a large build volume of 14.8 liters, including the ability to print out objects up to 30cm long. This makes it the largest 3D printer in its class, according to Leapfrog, who also says, “The Creatr HS is the most versatile printer on the market.”

Printed with water soluble support material

Printed with water soluble support material

The Creatr HS is being advertised as being “bigger, faster and stronger” than Leapfrog’s previous models. It also includes a 4-inch full color LCD screen, a dual extruder, and the ability to print directy from a USB connection. The dual extruder allows for the printing of PVA, a water soluable material that can be extremely useful for printing of support material.

“Due to continuous technological development Leapfrog has achieved a significant increase of printing speed,” states the company on their website. “By lowering the weight of the extruder carriage the Creatr HS is capable of printing up to 300mm/s. Faster prototyping for our customers provides them with the ability to benefit ever more from 3D printing.”

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Here are some of the specification for this new 3D printer:

  • Build Volume – 27x28x18 cm (printing with one extruder), or 27x16x18 (printing with dual extruders) / 30x23x18cm (single) or 30x21x18cm (dual)
  • Layer Resolution – 10 microns
  • Print Volume – 14.8 Liters
  • Print Speed – 30-300mm/s
  • Body Construction – Aluminum extrusion profiles
  • Build platform – Heated glass platform with print sticker
  • Printer Dimensions – 60x50x50cm
  • Weight – 30kg
  • Software – Simplify3D (included for free)
  • Connectivity – Stand-alone USB (included for free)
  • Nozzle temperature – 180C – 275C
  • Operation heated bed temperature – 50C – 95C

The advanced dual extrustion system allows users to print with 2 colors or 2 different materials in the same print. Compatible materials include: ABS, PLA, PVA, Nylon, Woodplastic, Birckplastic, and more.

The Creatr HS is priced at only €1,799, and can be purchased starting today. Lead time on orders is currently less than 4 weeks.

Check out the introduction video below:

What do you think? Are you considering the purchase of the Creatr HS? Discuss in the Creatr HS thread on 3DPB.com.

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