Anet A8 Plus 3D Printer
£ 325 .00
KEY FEATURES
- Build Volume: 300*300*350
- Software: Cura
- Layer Thickness: 0.1 - 0.3 mm
- Frame: Aluminium frame
- Nozzle diameter: 0.4 mm
- Recommended filament: PLA
- LCD display: Yes
If you buy this product 30% of the profit will be donated to Eworld Kids Foundation
Overview
The Anet A8 Plus is a robust device with an extra-large printing size for its price range. This 3D printer will work well with both Windows and Mac systems. It is capable of producing valuable contributions to the medical field, architectural designs, toys, decor, etc. This model can be primarily used for educational purposes as well, as it comes in a semi-DIY kit, and can be easily assembled in just a few easy steps. The detailed instruction is included to ensure better results. The Anet A8 Plus home 3D printer UK will benefit both children and adults, making imagination take physical form! Stability and accuracy are ensured by the metal body and the high-quality nozzle that effectively controls the filament flow. The device is compatible with various filaments, including PLA, ABS, WOOD, NYLON, PVA, etc.
Key features
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Enabled thermal runaway
- This feature is crucial to the user’s safety and makes sure that the device doesn’t overheat and become a fire hazard. In case the heat cartridge is disconnected, the printer won’t proceed to heat the filament.
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Big printing size
- This great printer has the printing volume of 300-300-350 mm, which is unbelievable for its price. This means fewer limits to the imagination and large-scale results!
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Improved heatbed
- New and upgraded aluminium heatbed now come with a glass panel to improve precision and eliminate imperfections in the end-result model.
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Metal body
- Anet A8 Plus 3D printer features a full metal body for steady printing and smooth product.
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Micro SD slot
- This is a big plus in case you don’t want to work online and still have all your 3D models at hand.
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Printable upgrades
- Anet A8 Plus is capable of printing its own upgrades, so there’s no limit to perfection!
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Dimensions
Printing Size
Area Length
Area Width
Height
Box Dimensions
Length
Width
Height
Box Weight
Kit includes
- Screwdriver x2
- Plastic Nippers
- Wrench x4
- Open Spanner
- 4.5M Winding Pipe
- A8 Plus Electronic Data and Card Reader
- Power Supply
- Belting
- PLA Filament
- Filament Holder
- Screen Holder
Specifications
| Product Dimension
612*462*573mm |
Screen
LCD |
Power Supply
220V AC |
| Slicing Software
Cura |
Data Input Format
STL, OBJ, JPG |
Operating System
Windows/MAC |
| Language
English |
Connectors
USB/Online |
Main Frame
Aluminum Frame |
| Packing Dimension
580*375*175mm / 600*570*215mm |
Net Weight
10+0.1kg |
Gross Weight
12.1+0.1kg/12.8 +0.1kg |
| Build Volume
300*300*350mm |
Printing Precision
+0.1mm |
Printing Speed
40-120mm/s |
| Layer Thickness
0.1-0.3mm |
Temperature
0-40°C |
Humidity
5-80%Â |
| Flexible(Rubber)
With Reach / No Bubbles |
PLA
Minimal Warping / Little To No Door |
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FAQ
Additive manufacturing or 3D printing is the technology where a three-dimensional object is being printed, layer by layer from a CAD model. Each 3D printer operates with special software, and the 3D models to print can be either downloaded or designed.
There are many different ways to carry out the printing process itself. The main distinctive feature between different printers and technologies is the thickness layer - the thinner the layer, the better and smoother the end product. The difference may be between a couple of millimetres to a couple of microns.
There are many areas of use for a 3D printer, from creating a home decore to education and industries. When it comes to industries, a 3D printer can innovate the production process of individual parts, bringing new materials to light and lifting the level of quality.
3D printers can easily be used by tech-fans, people who like building models, cars, aeroplanes, and others, and also by those who see it as a fun hobby. Most intricate models, the smallest parts, and complicated shapes can be printed.
Many various 3D printing processes exist. The first one ever created was SLA. However, the most commonly used one today, especially for educational and home use purposes as a desktop printer is the FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling). They are comparatively cheap and easy to use, hence their overwhelming popularity.
The most commonly used materials are plastics that include PETG, ABS, and PLA. Of course, many other materials can be used in 3D printing with FDM technology; however, their use depends on the printer itself and its ability to process them.
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CLARK GROSS 2023/11/12
My experience with my first personal 3D printer has been fantastic. I have used other cheaper brands before but the quality of their print is pathetic. This is the best 3D printer, great value for your money!
PHILIP B. 2023/11/11
I own two of this printer and I am impressed with its reasonable price. Both of them work in accordance with my expectations with no issues at all. They are also fun to use, so I would recommend them!
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