The multi award-winning CraftBot Plus 3D printer was upgraded and from now on it is available with glass build plate and allmetal hotend for an even better printing experience.!

• Glass build plate:
  FLATNESS: Print beds need to be flat throughout printing to avoid running into errors. Glass has a high modulus of elasticity and is thermally stable. Therefore, it remains flat and will ensure the bed’s leveling remains consistent throughout.
  SMOOTH FINISH: Most of the user want the bottom of their prints to be as soft as possible; glass guarantees such a finish, giving a mirror-like, glossy base that cannot be achieved by most bed surfaces.
  THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY: There are instances where the build platform needs to be heated to prevent warping and to improve print quality. thermal conductivity means you have a thermally stable platform that will not be affected by sudden rises or drops in temperature.
  DURABILITY: Durable glass like tempered glass will not easily shatter or crack when exposed to high strains because it is manufactured to be more tolerant.
  SCRATCH RESISTANCE: Beds like acrylic can easily get scratched and become a nuisance when printing. However, tempered glass tends to be scratch resistant and is not susceptible to abrasive or chemical damage.
  
  
• All metal hotend:
  LESS FILAMENT JAM: Fewer parts and connection points make jams less likely and much easier to clear.
  BETTER PRINTING QUALITY: Thanks to its all metal design, the CraftBot Plus is able to print in better quality and is suited for a wide variety of specialty filaments as well. Like wood and brass filaments.
  IMPROVED COOLING SYSTEM: All-metal hotends have active cooling in order to isolate the melt zone. A smaller, more controlled melt zone provides cleaner retractions and less oozing for better print quality. 
  
  
• Filament Monitoring System (Add-on)
  The filament monitoring system (FMS) supervises filament consumption, starts immediate troubleshooting when a filament jam is detected and messages the user in case there’s a need for intervention.