QIDI Max 4 3D printer, Drukarka 3D QIDI Max 4

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QIDI Max 4 3D printer The QIDI Max 4 is an advanced 3D printer designed for large projects and working with demanding materials. The large workspace, high head temperature, and active chamber heating allow you to print both standard filaments and engineering materials. The CoreXY design, fast closed-loop motors, and extensive cooling system ensure that the device works quickly, stably, and precisely. Large workspace The QIDI Max 4 offers a working area of 390 × 390 × 340 mm. Such a large print volume allows you to create large models in one piece without having to divide the project into smaller parts. This saves you time on assembly and maintains the strength of the finished model. High print head temperature for technical materials The print head reaches a temperature of up to 370°C, which allows you to work with a wide range of filaments – from PLA and PETG to more demanding materials such as PC or carbon fiber composites. The ceramic throat and improved heat dissipation module reduce the risk of nozzle clogging, keeping printing stable even at high temperatures. Active chamber heating The third generation of active chamber heating reaches temperatures of up to 65°C. Combined with the air circulation system, this creates a stable environment for printing materials that are prone to deformation. As a result, even large models made of PLA or ABS retain their geometry and do not curl at the edges. Very fast and precise printing The use of FOC stepper motors in a closed loop increases drive efficiency by up to 65%. The maximum printing speed reaches 800 mm/s, and the acceleration reaches 30,000 mm/s². This configuration significantly reduces project completion time while maintaining high accuracy. Stable CoreXY design The CoreXY motion system with 10 mm wide 1.5GT belts ensures high rigidity and accuracy of the head guidance. The X-axis uses a high-hardness linear guide, the Y-axis uses 12 mm steel shafts, and the Z-axis uses four guides and two independent motors wi