Element14 Launches LulzBot TAZ 6 and LulzBot Mini 3D Printers
Published2018.01.26 11:24Element14 adds the LulzBot TAZ 6 and LulzBot Mini to its 3D printer product portfolio.
The LulzBot TAZ 6 boasts a large footprint of 19,600 cubic centimeters and offers convenient, reliable performance. This model is designed for intermediate users and features self-leveling and cleaning functions, as well as a modular tool head for use with a variety of materials.
It features a built-in automatic bed leveling system and self-cleaning nozzles that eliminate the need for user adjustments, as well as a heated PEI print surface that outputs results after a flat surface and low temperature.
Get support and advice for your printer and user projects through the manufacturer's community support, including the Lulzbot forum.
The LulzBot Mini, aimed at beginners and desktop users, is a 3D printer suitable for home use, manufacturers, design engineers, and educational institutions. The LulzBot Mini requires no complex assembly and can be used to print desired results within 15 minutes using a standard profile. It also comes with the same intuitive software and easy-to-understand manual as the LulzBot TAZ 6, providing functionality comparable to industrial models.
“LulzBot 3D printers are exceptionally versatile and reliable for their class, making them ideal for virtually any application, whether it’s prototyping, concept testing or production parts,” said James McGregor, Global Head of Test and Tools at Premier Farnell and element14.
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