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GigabotX 2

GigabotX 2 3D Printer image
Three Zone Independently
Controlled Barrel Heaters
5/8" Extruder Screw with a
16:1 L/D Ratio and a
0.4,
0.8, 1.75 or 3mm nozzle
4 Point Bed Leveling
NEMA 17 & 23
Stepper Motors
0.5" Aluminum Heated Bed
with PRINTinZ
Leveling Caster Wheels
Full Color 10"
LCD Touchscreen
with Mainsail for
Klipper
interface
Optional Enclosure with
Removable Panels
Linear Rails on X & Y Axis
7.8 kg Hopper Capable
of 24h
of Printing
Between Refills
32bit ArchiMajor
Control Board

The GigabotX 2 3D printer is the next evolution in 3D printing technology. These direct-drive pellet extrusion based printers, can print from virgin or recycled pellets, flake, or regrind – and bring us even closer to the dream of a circular economy.

A ⅝” extruder screw with a 16:1 L/D ratio powered by a NEMA 23 motor enables 3D printing with 3-5mm plastic granules melting below 270ºC. With a larger 0.4, 0.8, 1.75 or 3mm nozzle, GigabotX 2 reduces the dependence on printing with filament while supporting plastic granule mixing, increasing printing speed and cost savings.

Your open-source industrial 3D printer is powered by a 32bit Ultimachine ArchiMajor control board and Klipper firmware run on a Raspberry Pi. Access GigabotX 2 controls via the Mainsail interface on either the 10” LCD touchscreen or a desktop or mobile web browser.

Hand-crafted in Texas by team re:3D to highly precise standards, your GigabotX 2 3D printer is modular, upgradable and backed by Lifetime Customer Support.

Printing

Technology

FGF

Build Volume

552 x 593 x 470 mm

Extruder

Steel 5/8" extruder screw with a 16:1 L/D ratio

Materials

Supports thermoplastics melting below 270 ºC

Granule Size

Supports 3 - 5 mm plastic granules & pellets

Layer Resolution

0.32 - 2.25 mm

Printing Speed

up to 60 mm/sec

Nozzle Diameter

0.4, 0.8, 1.75 or 3 mm

Mechanical

Design

Modular & upgradable construction

Construction

Robust aluminum cartesian frame

Build Plate

Cast aluminum blanchard ground flat 0.5” thick build plate

Stepper Motor

NEMA 17 & 23

Touchscreen

Bot Control

Full color 10" LCD Touchscreen with Mainsail for Klipper interface

Connectivity

Optional network connecting for local monitoring & control

Software

File Transfer Method

USB or Wifi

Open Source

Open source Klipper software stack

Upload File Type

G-code (.gcode) upload file type

Printing Workflow

Includes Simplify3D setting profiles

Electrical

Power

110V 60Hz 20A or
220V 50Hz 10A

Extruder Temperature

Up to 270ºC

Build Surface Temperature

Up to 115ºC

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