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Prusa CORE One+ - FDM 3D printer or kit

PRUSA-CORE.ONE.P-DIYSINFILLIS
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The CORE One+ from the renowned company Prusa is presented as a robust and highly reliable platform for additive manufacturing, designed to operate with minimal maintenance requirements. Its design follows the "built to last" product philosophy, reflected in the use of high-quality components that ensure stable long-term performance. The combination of its actively heated enclosed chamber, capable of reaching 55 ºC, and the CoreXY architecture enables fast printing without compromising dimensional accuracy.

Video 1: Presentation of the Prusa CORE One+ printer. Source: Prusa.

The Prusa CORE One+ incorporates a direct evolution aimed at professional applications, integrating hardware improvements derived from the CORE One L along with all firmware optimizations developed throughout the CORE One lifecycle. This combination of enhancements provides more consistent print quality, smoother handling, and a much more autonomous work environment. Its automatic top ventilation opening and closing system adjusts airflow according to the material type—opening for PLA or PETG and closing for higher-temperature polymers—thus maintaining stable thermal conditions. Additionally, the new filament insertion point is optimized to facilitate loading of flexible materials, reducing errors and speeding up changes. The bayonet-style spool holder supports reels of various sizes and is designed to work directly with a drybox. These improvements help reduce setup time, enhance reliability, and increase efficiency in production environments.

Video 2: The CoreOne+ includes the improvements from the CoreOne L and accumulated developments of the Core One. Source: Prusa3D.

Despite maintaining a compact desktop format, the CORE One+ offers a build volume of 250×220×270 mm, making it suitable for multiple professional applications, including printer farm operation. The steel exoskeleton forming its main structure increases overall rigidity and allows quick disassembly with basic tools, facilitating maintenance, cleaning, or component upgrades.

Video 3: The Prusa CORE One+ printer is highly durable and modifiable. Source: Prusa.

The CORE One+ encourages ecosystem expansion thanks to its fully open software and firmware, allowing function customization, modifications, and development of specific configurations according to production needs. Additionally, there are multiple optional accessories: USB camera, accelerometer, GPIO board for advanced users, advanced air filtration system, and dryboxes for filament storage. For those already using the MK4/S, there is notable compatibility with consumables and common parts—nozzles, print sheets, and hotends—facilitating gradual integration or scaling of the machine fleet without complications.

Intuitive "plug-and-print" design

The CORE One+ "plug-and-print" approach allows for quick start after a single initial calibration. Daily operation is straightforward thanks to its 3.5″ color touchscreen, which centralizes relevant information and simplifies navigation through menus and settings.

The 3.5-inch color touchscreen makes the CORE One+ intuitive to use

Image 1: The 3.5-inch color touchscreen makes the CORE One+ intuitive to use. Source: Prusa.

Its set of advanced sensors ensures stable operation even during extended print sessions. It includes filament sensor, load cell, power-loss recovery, and high-precision thermistors. The RGB status bar and internal lighting facilitate visual process monitoring, contributing to a more autonomous and reliable user experience.

Exceptional material compatibility

The CORE One+ guarantees very wide material compatibility, covering standard PLA and PETG as well as engineering-grade polymers like ASA, PC, and Nylon. This makes it a versatile tool for both prototyping and functional production.

The active heated chamber is perfect for demanding engineering materials

Image 2: The active heated chamber is perfect for demanding engineering materials. Source: Prusa.

The active heated chamber maintains stable thermal conditions, essential for materials sensitive to shrinkage or warping. Its magnetic heated bed, capable of reaching 120 ºC, includes removable PEI-coated steel sheets, providing better adhesion, easy removal, and uniform thermal control throughout the process.

Advanced extrusion technology

With its CoreXY kinematics and a vibration-optimized construction, the CORE One+ can achieve high printing speeds while maintaining high precision. The printer has pre-calibrated profiles for over 200 materials, allowing a wide range of filaments to be used without complex adjustments. Key features include high-flow nozzles, 0.9° stepper motors on X and Y axes, and Input Shaper technology, which compensates vibrations to improve surface finish even at high speeds.

Video 4: The advanced Nextruder ensures speed without compromising quality. Source: Prusa.

The CORE One+ features the direct-drive Nextruder, integrating a 10:1 planetary gear system to improve traction and extrusion precision. Its aluminum heatsink, all-metal hotend, and high-flow brass nozzle (0.4 mm) provide excellent results even for complex parts. The 360° cooling allows handling challenging geometries—like steep overhangs—consistently, while the quick-change nozzle system facilitates maintenance and increases operational flexibility.

Multimaterial printing with MMU3

To expand creative and technical capabilities, the CORE One+ is fully compatible with the MMU3 multimaterial unit, enabling the use of up to five filaments simultaneously. This allows multicolor parts, material combinations, and advanced applications.

Heart model printed on the CORE One+ with the MMU3 system

Image 3: Heart model printed on the CORE One+ with the MMU3 system. Source: Prusa.

The optimized retraction mechanism and compact purge tower work together to minimize waste, improve process efficiency, and keep filament changes under control. This not only increases visual accuracy in multimaterial prints but also promotes more responsible material usage.

Seamless workflow integration

The CORE One+ easily integrates into professional and advanced user environments, providing direct access to the complete Prusa ecosystem. Associated tools include the Printables library, PrusaSlicer slicing software, the Prusa Connect remote management platform, and the Prusa mobile app, providing a complete and cohesive workflow.

Prusa mobile app and Prusa Connect management platform

Image 4: Prusa mobile app and Prusa Connect management platform. Source: Prusa.

Additionally, connectivity via LAN or a removable Wi-Fi module offers operational flexibility in various environments. Offline configuration and preparation capabilities are especially useful in spaces requiring high security measures.

Long-term investment

Choosing the Prusa CORE One+ is an investment in a platform designed for longevity and adaptability. This model follows Prusa's tradition, recognized for reliability and ongoing support, including constant firmware updates and hardware improvements to keep the machine current with market demands.

The Prusa CORE One+ printer is a valuable investment for many applications

Image 5: The Prusa CORE One+ printer is a valuable investment for many applications. Source: Prusa.

Suitable for educational environments, specialized workshops, and industrial applications, the CORE One+ embodies Prusa's philosophy of continuous innovation, making it a strategic tool for any 3D printing infrastructure.

General information

Manufacturer Prusa3D
Technology FDM/FFF
Certificates -

Printer properties

Filament diameter 1.75 mm
Print volume 250 x 220 x 270 mm
Number of extruders 1
Nozzle diameter 0.4 mm
Type of screen Touch
Electronics xBuddy 32 bit STM32 / Trinamic 2130
Firmware -
End of filament sensor
Printing surface Flexible magnetic
Self-leveling
Air filter -
Extrusion system Direct
Screen size 3.5"
Nozzle clogging sensor
Compatible with third-party materials

Software and connectivity

Software PrusaSlicer
Supported files STL / gcode
Connectivity USB / LAN / WiFi
WiFi connectivity
LAN/Ethernet connectivity

Printing properties

XY positioning resolution - µm
Z positioning resolution - µm
Layer height 0.05 - 0.30 mm
Maximum extrusion temperature 290 ºC
Maximum base temperature 120 ºC
Maximum chamber temperature 55 ºC
Ambient operating temperature - ºC

Electrical properties

Input -
Output -
Consumption 90 - 110 W

Dimensions and weight

Dimensions 415 x 444 x 555 mm
Weight 22.5 Kg

Other

HS Code 8477.5900

Initial calibration: perform a full calibration before the first print to ensure dimensional accuracy. Verify the leveling of the heated bed and the correct functioning of the integrated sensors, including filament sensor and thermistors.

Ventilation and enclosed chamber management: use the automatic top ventilation opening according to the material type. Keep the chamber closed for warp-sensitive materials such as PC, ASA, or Nylon, ensuring stable thermal conditions and minimizing deformation.

Filament loading and drybox use: take advantage of the new insertion point and bayonet-style spool holder to facilitate loading flexible and dry filaments, avoiding jams or feeding errors.

Use of preconfigured profiles: preferably work with the calibrated profiles for each material included in PrusaSlicer. This ensures consistent print quality and minimizes manual adjustments, especially for technical materials.

Monitoring during long prints: utilize the RGB status bar and internal lighting to monitor the print. Periodically check airflow, bed adhesion, and hotend temperature during extended print sessions.

Multimaterial printing (MMU3): use the cleaning tower and optimized retraction mechanism to minimize waste and ensure precise filament changes. Keep the nozzle and guide systems clean to avoid blockages or material mixing.

Preventive maintenance: regularly clean and inspect the exoskeleton, axes, and hotends. Check the condition of the magnetic bed and PEI-coated steel sheets to ensure adhesion and ease of part removal.

Workflow integration: connect the printer to Prusa Connect or the mobile app for remote monitoring and multi-unit control. Keep firmware and software up to date to take advantage of improvements and optimized profiles.

  • Before printing: ensure the bed is leveled and sensors function properly.
  • During printing: monitor hotend and bed temperature, and ensure the chamber remains closed when required.
  • Long prints: periodically check adhesion and airflow to maintain consistency and prevent warping.
  • Technical materials: use predefined profiles for ASA, PC, Nylon, or specialty filaments and keep the chamber closed according to specifications.
  • Multimaterial: regularly clean the MMU3 system and cleaning tower to prevent residue and ensure precision at each filament change.

Final recommendation: following these guidelines ensures consistent prints, reduces unexpected maintenance, and optimizes the integration of the Prusa CORE One+ in professional, educational, or industrial environments, maximizing productivity and reliability.

Featured properties

Print volume
250 x 220 x 270 mm
Maximum print speed
300 mm/s
Maximum extrusion temperature
290 ºC
Maximum base temperature
120 ºC
Maximum heated chamber temperature
55 ºC

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