Last week the Taiwanese 3D printer manufacturer XYZPrinting announced, that during IFA 2018 trade show in Berlin, Germany it will present a new model of its revolutionary 3D printer, printing in full color in FDM technology. The company has now announced that apart from the new da Vinci Color Mini, will present three other new 3D printers!

The new 3D printers are da Vinci Color AiO (All-in-One), an earlier model of a full color printing device, additionally equipped with an engraving module and a 3D scanner, da Vinci Junior WiFi Pro being a refreshed version of the current model and da Vinci Mini W+ being an extended version of the miniMaker model. In total, XYZPrinting will offer twelve 3D printer models printing in FDM technology.

Features of new 3D printers are:

da Vinci color Mini

  • build area: 13 x 13 x 13 cm
  • 3D printing in full CMYK color (filament type PLA + coloring module)
  • auto levelling system
  • replaceable work table
  • automatic filament loading system
  • 5-inch touch screen for communication.

da Vinci Color AiO

  • build area: 13 x 13 x 13 cm
  • 3D printing in full CMYK color (filament type PLA + coloring module)
  • auto levelling system
  • replaceable work table
  • automatic filament loading system
  • 5-inch touch screen for communication
  • 3D scanner enabling scanning of area of 14 x 14 cm
  • laser engraving module (optional).

da Vinci Jr. WiFi Pro

  • build area: 15 x 15 x 15 cm
  • auto levelling system
  • open filament system (the possibility of using materials from other suppliers)
  • possibility of working on other sliders (by default, da Vinci uses proprietary software XYZWare – this model of the device gives the possibility to generate GCODE using Cura, Slic3r, KISSlicer etc.).

da Vinci Mini W+

  • build area: 15 x 15 x 15 cm
  • auto levelling system
  • WiFi module and wireless communication
  • dedicated for use for children and youth in school age.
Paweł Ślusarczyk
CEO of 3D Printing Center. Has over 15 years' experience in buisiness, gained in IT, advertising and polygraphy. Part of 3D printing industry since 2013.

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