FDM Printers – Amazing Deals
In this category, you will find great deals on FDM Printers. We currently have 52 best-selling items in the FDM Printers category. Looking for the lowest-priced FDM Printers? Check out the cheap FDM Printers category.
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3D Printer - FDM, modelling space: 305mm × 305mm × 280mm, print material: ABS, ASA, PA, PC (Polycarbonate), PETG, PLA and TPU, printing speed of 600mm/s, touchscreen, printing from PC via USB 2,0, Via LAN and Via WiFi
3D Printer - FDM, modelling space: 300mm × 300mm × 300mm, print material: 1.75mm ABS, ASA, PA, PETG, PETT and PLA, layer thickness: 0.05mm-0.3mm, printing speed of 600mm/s, touchscreen, printing from PC via USB 2,0, Via LAN, Via WiFi and USB drive
Filament - made from PLA, filament diameter: 1.75mm with a tolerance of 0.03mm, weight: 1kg, print temperature: up to 230°C, print mat temperature: 60°C, recommended print speed: from 30mm/s to 600mm/s
Filament - made from PETG, filament diameter: 1.75mm with a tolerance of 0.05mm, weight: 1kg, print temperature: up to 235°C, print mat temperature: 90°C, recommended print speed: from 40mm/s to 60mm/s
Filament - made from PLA, filament diameter: 1.75mm with a tolerance of 0.05mm, weight: 1kg, print temperature: up to 220°C, print mat temperature: 60°C
Filament - made from PETG, filament diameter: 1.75mm with a tolerance of 0.05mm, weight: 1kg, print temperature: up to 235°C, print mat temperature: 90°C, recommended print speed: from 40mm/s to 60mm/s
Filament - made from PLA, filament diameter: 1.75mm with a tolerance of 0.05mm, weight: 1kg, print temperature: up to 220°C, print mat temperature: 60°C
Filament - made from ABS soluble and metallic, filament diameter: 1.75mm with a tolerance of 0.05mm, weight: 1kg, print temperature: up to 260°C, print mat temperature: 90°C
Filament - made from PETG, filament diameter: 1.75mm with a tolerance of 0.05mm, weight: 1kg, print temperature: up to 235°C, print mat temperature: 90°C, recommended print speed: from 40mm/s to 60mm/s
Filament - made from PETG, filament diameter: 1.75mm with a tolerance of 0.05mm, weight: 1kg, print temperature: up to 235°C, print mat temperature: 90°C, recommended print speed: from 40mm/s to 60mm/s
Filament - made from PLA ePLA and colour changing, filament diameter: 1.75mm, weight: 1kg, print temperature: up to 240°C, print mat temperature: 60°C
Filament - made from PETG, filament diameter: 1.75mm with a tolerance of 0.05mm, weight: 1kg, print temperature: up to 235°C, print mat temperature: 90°C, recommended print speed: from 40mm/s to 60mm/s
Filament - made from PLA eMarble, filament diameter: 1.75mm with a tolerance of 0.03mm, weight: 1kg, print temperature: up to 230°C, print mat temperature: 60°C, recommended print speed: from 40mm/s to 100mm/s
Filament - made from PLA ePLA, filament diameter: 1.75mm, weight: 1kg, print temperature: up to 240°C, print mat temperature: 60°C
Filament - made from ABS eABS, filament diameter: 1.75mm with a tolerance of 0.03mm, weight: 1kg, print temperature: up to 280°C, print mat temperature: 90°C, recommended print speed: from 40mm/s to 300mm/s
Filament - made from ABS soluble, filament diameter: 1.75mm with a tolerance of 0.03mm, weight: 1kg, print temperature: up to 260°C, print mat temperature: 110°C
Filament - made from PLA matte, filament diameter: 1.75mm with a tolerance of 0.03mm, weight: 1kg, print temperature: up to 230°C, print mat temperature: 60°C, recommended print speed: from 40mm/s to 100mm/s
Filament matte, filament diameter: 1.75mm with a tolerance of 0.03mm, weight: 1kg, print temperature: up to 230°C, print mat temperature: 60°C, recommended print speed: from 40mm/s to 100mm/s
Filament - made from PETG, filament diameter: 1.75mm with a tolerance of 0.03mm, weight: 1kg, print temperature: up to 250°C, print mat temperature: 60°C
Filament - made from PLA ePLA, filament diameter: 1.75mm, weight: 1kg, print temperature: up to 240°C, print mat temperature: 60°C
Filament - made from ABS eABS, filament diameter: 1.75mm with a tolerance of 0.03mm, weight: 1kg, print temperature: up to 280°C, print mat temperature: 60°C, recommended print speed: from 40mm/s to 300mm/s
Filament - made from PLA, filament diameter: 2.85mm with a tolerance of 0.05mm, weight: 1kg, print temperature: up to 220°C, print mat temperature: 60°C
Filament - made from ABS eABS, filament diameter: 1.75mm with a tolerance of 0.03mm, weight: 1kg, print temperature: up to 280°C, print mat temperature: 90°C, recommended print speed: from 40mm/s to 300mm/s
Filament - made from PLA, filament diameter: 1.75mm with a tolerance of 0.02mm, weight: 1kg, print temperature: up to 230°C, print mat temperature: 60°C, recommended print speed: from 50mm/s to 200mm/s
FDM Printers – Amazing Deals
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