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FLASHFORGE Adventurer 5M Pro 3D Pinter, 600mm/s High-Speed with 1 Click Fully Auto Printing Systerm, Quick Detachable 280°C Direct Extruder, Auxiliary Chamber Cooling, Remote Control, 220x220x220mm
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FLASHFORGE Adventurer 5M Pro 3D Pinter, 600mm/s Features
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【Succeed with a Perfect First Layer】Full-auto one-click leveling calibrates and levels the bed properly, making you a perfect first layer for every 3D print. It provides accurate and smooth surface to achieve quality printing performance.
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【Vibration Compensation&Less Waiting Time】Vibration compensation, eliminating ghosting in prints. Nozzle with a flow of 32mm³/s, 50w heating power, 200℃ heating up in 35 seconds. Precise and consistent extrusion for smooth and no-blur prints.
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【Remote Camera Monitoring & Automatic Shutdown】The built-in chamber camera enables easy print monitoring on Adventurer 5M Pro. The automatic shutdown function ensures that the 3D printer will automatically shut down after the printing task is completed, avoiding unnecessary energy waste.
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【Ultra-Fast and Exceptional Quality】Core XY up to 20000 mm/s² Acceleration, Maximum speed 600mm/s, the acceleration from zero to 600 mm/s takes just 0.025 seconds. From unboxing to starting printing, Only 10mins, Enjoy happy printing every day and great all-around quality.
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【Dual air filtration system & 50dB Silent Printing】Adventurer 5M Pro adopts a dual filtration system of internal and external circulation. Dual-layer filtration--HEPA13 and activated carbon, effectively blocking 99% of particles and VOCs, thus protecting your respiratory system. Enclosed 3D printer equipped with a dual filtration system, suitable for use in closed environments such as study rooms and classrooms. 50dB low-noise printing, no disturbance to work or study.
