Ultimaker UltiMaker Print Core AA 0.40mm (Build Core)
The UltiMaker S Series offers quick-change print cores for a more efficient workflow, reliable and durable results, and the ability to print with a wide variety of materials.
- Prints with high quality and consistency
- Offers a quick and easy way to change between different materials
- A huge portfolio of materials are available to use
| List Price: | $177.45 (with add-ons) |
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| Price: | $169.00 (with add-ons) |
| Availability: | In Stock |
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The UltiMaker S Series offers seamless integration of software, hardware, and materials, culminating in efficient workflow and consistent, high-quality results. Their revolutionary dual extrusion Print Core system comes with swappable print cores for build (AA) and support (BB) materials, opening up a world of new printing possibilities. Each core also features UltiMaker's unique auto nozzle-lifting system, ensuring reliable, clean, dual extrusion prints.
Capabilities
- Material-matching. Get consistent, high-quality 3D printing results with customized print cores for engineering build materials or soluble support.
- Quick-to-change. Quickly swap print cores and switch between different material combinations for a more time-efficient workflow.
- More materials. Select from a huge portfolio of materials including all Ultimaker filament, as well as our entire catalog of PLA, ABS, PETG, and more!
- Accurate temperature reading. Maintain the perfect temperature for an even better quality print – with automatic, accurate temperature readings.
- Reliable and durable. Better 3D printing results, with a new silicone cover to stop filament leaking into the extruder.
Supported Materials
- Print Core AA (Build Core): PLA, ABS, CPE/PETG, Nylon, and more!
- Print Core BB (Support Core): PVA
- Print Core CC: NylonX, Abrasives, Composites, Glow in the Dark PLA, Carbon Fiber material
- Compatibility: UltiMaker S3, S5 and S7
Pick the Perfect Print Core for Your Application
UltiMaker now offers five different print cores to suit any project:
- Build Core - Prints most standard materials
- 0.25mm - Perfect for small or highly detailed parts
- 0.40mm - The standard print core, an excellent baseline for general printing
- 0.80 mm - A large nozzle, perfect for printing large parts with extra-wide extrusions
- Support Core - Prints PVA support material
- 0.4mm Support Core - The standard Support core, perfect for PVA support material
- 0.8mm Support Core - A large nozzle to print huge amount of support material extra fast
- CC Core - Prints Composites and abrasives
- 0.40mm CC Core - Excellent baseline for general printing with advanced materials
- 0.60mm CC Core - A large nozzle, perfect for printing large parts out of advanced materials
Questions
I just received a new AA 0.4 print core and there’s a thin strand of filament sticking out the top. I’m assuming this is from testing. Is it alright to install and print as is?
Does the size of print core being used (0.4AA, 0.8AA) determine what kind of filament I can use? I would like to go from core 0.8AA to 0.4AA without purchasing additional filament
Would you possibly know the max temp C on the standard AA core is ?
What is the max temperature of material this nozzle core can print reliably and reasonably fast?
What's the highest resolution a 0.4 AA print core can do? So far I've always printed at 0.1-0.2, but now I'm supposed to do a few of our old prints at like quarter-size for a presentation (just to show them around). Can a 0.4 go lower than 0.1? Is there anything to be wary about?
The AA 0.4 print core (that I received as a spare when I purchased the Ultimaker) reads as BB 0.4. I confirmed with the engraving on the tip of the nozzle, that it is AA 0.4. Any suggestions on how I can fix this?"
Can I use AA .8 and AA .4 cores to print 2 color model? Thanks
When will 0.25 mm Print cores be released.
Is it possible to change the nozzle on the Ultimaker 3 print cores? and how hard is it?
I would like to print with nylon on my Ultimaker 3. Do I need the stainless steel tip? also, which nylon material do I use?
How long (maximum hours) does Print Core AA 0.40mm last before having to replace it?