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Anycubic Launches Two New Ranges of FDM and LCD 3D Printers
We are not far into 2022, and already we have seen the 3D printing market flourish. Between mergers and acquisitions and a number of exciting launches, the additive manufacturing sector seems healthier than ever. Now, in the latest news, Anycubic…
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We are not far into 2022, and already we have seen the 3D printing market flourish. Between mergers and acquisitions and a number of exciting launches, the additive manufacturing sector seems healthier than ever. Now, in the latest news, Anycubic has announced its own launch of two new 3D printer ranges. The leading Chinese 3D printer manufacturer will be releasing Anycubic Kobra and Photon M3 Series as well as some ecological products, the Anycubic Photo Nex, Anycubic Water-Wash Resin+ and Anycubic AirPure.
Anycubic has grown immensely since its founding in 2015. Known, of course, for their affordable 3D printing solutions which are targeted to a variety of customers including, but not limited to consumers, hobbyists, designed and schools, they have put an emphasis on innovation in recent years. Just last year at TCT 2021, they unveiled new disruptive products including Anycubic Photon Ultra and Vyper, which was Anycubics first FDM printer with fully automatic levelling. These latest releases are expected not only to upgrade further these lines but also to expand possibilities for users from all walks of life, allowing them to “unleash their imagination and turn creativity into reality.” But what exactly can you expect from these newest products?

The two printers from the new Kobra line (photo credits: Anycubic)
A Closer Look at the Anycubic Kobra and Photon M3 series
First up, Anycubic’s newest range of FDM printers. Named Kobra, the series consists of the Anycubic Kobra and Anycubic Kobra Max. According to Anycubic, the Kobra printers have been designed to the bed-leveling process thanks to the new Anycubic LeviQ smart leveling system. With this, the printers should automatically adjust any unevenness, eliminating the need to calibrate manually.





