3D printer is 30% faster

8th December 2015

Peter Smith

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Quant 3D, a division of OK International, has launched its Q300 3D Printer which is said to be 30 percent faster than its Q200 and which has a large build volume of 10 x 8 x 8in (255 x 205 x 205 mm).

The printer is equipped with a HEPA filter to remove airborne contaminants and fumes, and well-engineered with an internal steel chassis and 100μm resolution. With fully automatic platform leveling and height sensing, no human interaction is required with the Q300. With an MSRP set at $1,899.00, users can now acquire a professional grade 3D printer at an affordable price.

The Q300 provides excellent print quality in both PLA and ABS plastic, with printing resolutions at 100, 150, 200, 250, 300 and 400 microns. The system features a heated build platform, automatic platform leveling calibration and nozzle height calibration. It comes in a compact size that fits on virtually any workbench or desk, and comes standard with one spool of premium ABS plastic (white). Many colours of filament are available.

“The Q300 represents a major breakthrough for Quant 3D's product line, providing users a desktop-sized 3D printer capable of building durable, accurate models in both PLA and ABS plastic,” said Brent Denston, Director of Sales for Quant 3D. “The envelope-size, speed and operational cost of the Q300 will appeal to designers, engineers, architects, educators and makers using 3D creation tools. With the Q300, they can now own a high-quality 3D modelling system that's actually affordable to use.”