Flashforge Guider 3 Ultra 3D Printer

The Flashforge Guider 3 Ultra 3D Printer combines a massive 330 × 330 × 600 mm build volume, dual-extruder capability, and blazing fast printing up to 500 mm/s — ideal for large parts, rapid prototyping, complex multi-material prints, and industrial-grade production with high precision and reliability.

Main Features: ​

• The Flashforge Guider 3 Ultra, High-Speed 3D Printer w/ Dual Extruder & Ultra-Large Build Volume is a state-of-the-art device that boasts an ultra-fast algorithm and a lightweight yet stable structural design. This printer is designed to enhance active vibration compensation performance, ensuring continuous and stable high-speed operation. It is capable of rapidly forming complex models, making it a leader in high-efficiency manufacturing.
• The printer is user-friendly, featuring a tool-free design and a quick-release nozzle that can be detached in just three seconds. It also offers one-click printing and fully automatic leveling. The printer's speed is impressive, with a printing speed of 500 mm/s and an acceleration of 20000 mm/s².
• The dual extruder design of the Flashforge Guider 3 Ultra allows for the construction of intricate models. Furthermore, it has an ultra-large build volume, with a maximum volume of 330 x 600 mm, making it ideal for high-speed and highly efficient production.
• With the new ultra-fast algorithm and lightweight and stable structural design, Guider 3 Ultra enhances its active vibration compensation performance, features continuous and stable high-speed operation, and realizes rapid integral forming of complex models, truly leading to high-efficiency manufacturing.
• Air Cooling System: The powerful dual-fan air-blowing cooling system can quickly cool down the filament extruded by the nozzle, and ensure that each layer of filament is fully cooled in the high-speed printing mode, offering higher molding accuracy.
• Excellent Surface Quality: Equipment of outstanding performance, slicing software using intelligent path planning algorithm, and own-brand filaments developed under continuous innovation.