GigabotX 2 XLT
Three Zone Independently
Controlled Barrel Heaters
5/8" Extruder Screw with a
16:1 L/D Ratio and a0.4,
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
Linear Rails on X & Y Axis
7.8 kg Hopper Capable
of 24h
of Printing
Between Refills
32bit ArchiMajor
Control Board
The GigabotX 2 XLT 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 XLT 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 XLT 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 XLT 3D printer is modular, upgradable and backed by Lifetime Customer Support.
Technology
FGF
Build Volume
552 x 740 x 765 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
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
Bot Control
Full color 10" LCD Touchscreen with Mainsail for Klipper interface
Connectivity
Optional network connecting for local monitoring & control
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
Power
110V 60Hz 20A or
220V 50Hz 10A
Extruder Temperature
Up to 270ºC
Build Surface Temperature
Up to 115ºC