Color Combo 3D Printer
May 30, 2025
The Creality Hi/Combo 3D Printer is an entry-level multicolor printing system designed to deliver high-speed, precision fabrication with intelligent automation. Featuring a robust all-metal body and cutting-edge filament management, this printer is ideal for beginners seeking efficient and versatile 3D printing capabilities.
One of the standout features of the Creality Hi/Combo is its Creality Filament System, which enables multicolor printing with up to 16 filament channels. This system allows seamless filament switching, ensuring smooth transitions between colors without manual intervention. The integrated RFID filament recognition automatically detects filament type and color, optimizing print settings.
The printer boasts a maximum speed of 500mm/s and an acceleration of 12,000mm/s². Its active input shaping technology minimizes vibrations, resulting in smoother surfaces and reduced ringing artifacts. Additionally, the auto-leveling system ensures precise calibration, eliminating the need for manual adjustments.
Designed for ease of use, the Creality Hi/Combo comes 95 percent pre-assembled, allowing users to start printing quickly. The fold-away 3.2-inch touchscreen provides an intuitive interface for managing print settings and monitoring progress. The printer also includes a built-in camera with a privacy cap, enabling real-time print monitoring and time-lapse recording.
The Creality Hi/Combo supports FDM printing technology with a build volume of 10.2 x 10.2 x 11.8 inches, accommodating a wide range of projects. Its direct drive extruder ensures reliable filament feeding, reducing the risk of clogs and extrusion issues. The printer is compatible with USB flash and Wi-Fi connectivity, allowing seamless file transfers and remote operation.
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