Prusa Research · FDM

Prusa XL

Prusa's flagship. 5-tool changer with 360mm build volume for professional multi-material printing.

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$1999
Overall Score6.8
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PrintPick Scores

Value
5
Beginner
5
Print Quality
10
Speed
5
Reliability
9

Pros

  • +True tool-changer (5 independent tools)
  • +Massive build volume
  • +Segmented heated bed saves energy
  • +Open source

Cons

  • -Very expensive
  • -Slow compared to CoreXY
  • -Huge footprint
  • -Long delivery times

Specifications

Build Volume360 x 360 x 360 mm
Layer Resolution0.05mm - 0.35mm
Max Print Speed200 mm/s
Weight25 kg
TypeFDM (Filament)
FeaturesMulti-tool (up to 5 heads), 360mm build volume, Segmented heatbed, Open source, Ethernet

Our Verdict

A professional machine for production use. If you need true multi-material (not just multi-color), this is the best consumer option. But the price is steep.

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