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Prusa CORE One L+ upgrade improves precision with new nozzle wiper and GT1.5 belts
Prusa Research makes its large CORE One a tiny bit better in a very important way.
The upgrade to the Prusa CORE One L+ enhances print reliability and quality, which can significantly impact production efficiency. Current users can easily adapt their existing machines with the upgrade kit, thus avoiding the costs of purchasing a new model. This improvement reflects Prusa's commitment to continuous enhancement of their products.
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The CORE One L+ features a new nozzle wiper that prevents common nozzle wiping failures.
GT1.5 timing belts improve the precision of the printing process, resulting in smoother surfaces.
The upgrade kit is available for existing CORE One users, allowing them to enhance their machines without buying new hardware.
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The Prusa CORE One L+ introduces significant upgrades focused on precision and reliability. The addition of a nozzle wiper addresses a long-standing issue where nozzle cleaning would disrupt the printing process, and the new GT1.5 belts enhance the printer's accuracy. These changes improve the overall user experience, making the printer more efficient for prolonged use.
While the CORE One L+ retains its 290 °C hot end limit, which may restrict the use of certain high-temperature materials, the new upgrades provide essential improvements for most common filaments. Users who need to print with higher temperature materials will still need to consider Prusa's HT hotend upgrade, which is currently out of stock.
The upgrade kit, priced at $25, allows current owners of the CORE One to enhance their machines without incurring the full cost of a new printer. This modular approach aligns with Prusa's philosophy of user empowerment and sustainability, enabling users to keep their equipment up-to-date with minimal financial impact.
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