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Lab 3Dnatives: the Volumic STREAM 30 Pro MK2 3D Printer
The French manufacturer Volumic recently sent us a new STREAM 30 Pro MK2 3D printer for us to review this professional model. The MK2 denomination corresponds to the manufacturer’s new generation of machines, which also officialised the arrival of its…
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The French manufacturer Volumic recently sent us a new STREAM 30 Pro MK2 3D printer for us to review this professional model. The MK2 denomination corresponds to the manufacturer’s new generation of machines, which also officialised the arrival of its STREAM 30 Ultra a few weeks ago. The icing on the cake, as part of this test, we also received the top cover with an active filter that allows to completely close the machine to safely print any type of filaments.
Among the specific features of the STREAM 30 Pro is a 6mm all-aluminum chassis that is characteristic of the range, a 3mm (also aluminum) heat plate capable of mounting up to 110 ° C, and under the hood an extruder equipped with an interchangeable head with a 0.4 mm brass nozzle.
The STREAM 30 Pro MK2 3D printer with its protective cover
In terms of performance, this new generation head can extrude filaments up to 300 ° C with a maximum displacement speed of 120mm / s. Visually, the printer remains close to older models with its components printed in 3D (and therefore reproducible) to Volumic colors. Its selling price at the time of the test is 4188 € TTC.
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