AnkerMake 3D Printer M5C AnkerMake
AnkerMake has taken another step in simplifying 3D printing with the release today of the AnkerMake m5c.
How has Anker made this 3D printing possible? Answer: By removing the touchscreen found on most 3D Printers and switching everything to an app.
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Instead of having to navigate endless menus, which are always at an angle that is not optimal, you can control the entire process through an application. All the steps of a print job can be done with just a simple tap. This includes printing, reprinting or rehoming as well as pausing and stopping the printer.
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AnkerMake M5C
AnkerMake M5C, a 3D-printer that can be customized easily so functions can be performed in one click.
AnkerMake gives users the option to customize the single-click, long-press, and double-click actions. This allows for a more personalized printing experience.
The touchscreen interface has been replaced by the simplest of all user interfaces — a simple button. Yes, it’s a simple pause/play button.
AnkerMake M5C replaces the touchscreen with a Play/Pause button. AnkerMake
AnkerMake M5C technical specifications
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Size: |
466×374×480 mm³ (Without filament holder) |
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Weight: |
11 kg/24.2lbs |
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Maximum print size |
220×220×250 mm³ |
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Print Speed: |
500 mm/s (max acceleration of 5000 mm/s²) |
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Print modes |
Precision, standard and fast |
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Hotend: |
All metal |
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Nozzle: |
Brass 0.4 mm |
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Max. temperature of hotend: |
300°C/572°F |
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Auto-leveling: |
7×7 point |
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Filament diameter: |
1.75 mm |
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Plate: |
Magnetic PEI coated |
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Max. plate temp. |
100°C/212°F |
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Support for filament type: |
PET/PET-G, PLA, ABS, TPU, PA, PLA-CF, PETG-CF, PA-CF |
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Power: |
100-240V AC, 50-60Hz |
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Electricity consumption |
350W, 110V/220V |
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Connectivity: |
WiFi, Bluetooth, USB-C |
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Storage: |
8 GB EMMC USB Drive |
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CPU: |
XBurst (12GHz) |
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Slicer compatibility |
AnkerMake Slicer Prusa and Cura |
The M5C is a one-piece printer that features an easy-to-install design and automatic 49-point bed leveling. This allows the printer to be up and running in as little time as possible.
The PEI magnetic plates provide a flexible and durable print surface, which offers excellent adhesion as well as easy removal for 3D printed materials.
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The M5C also includes AnkerMake’s PowerBoost 2.0 technology for enhanced motion control and rapid printing speeds of up to 500 mm/s, with acceleration of up to 5000 mm/s². Aluminum alloy base reduces machine jitter and provides stability. This allows for printing precision of 0.1 mm even at high speed.
AnkerMake, the general manager at AnkerMake, said, “We’re dedicated to providing artists, inventors, DIY enthusiasts, and hobbyists with a practical, seamless tool that allows them to bring to life their brilliant ideas.”
The AnkerMake M5C is designed with user-friendliness in mind. It combines outstanding printing quality and speed, making it accessible to all skill levels.
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AnkerMake M5C can be purchased starting today, 1 August. 399 dollars in the U.S., and is available for pre-order starting today in the U.K. for £399, and for €449 in Europe.
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