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Selling UM3 - Canada Montréal

By Lelorrain, in Buying or selling your Ultimaker

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Lelorrain
Posted in Selling UM3 - Canada Montréal

Bonjour,

 

UM3 très peu utilisée, 2 têtes d'impression, plateau chauffant en verre (excellente adhésion), reconnaissance des bobines par puce RFID, chargement des impressions par Wifi/ethernet/clé USB, suivi de l'impression par caméra intégrée, gestion de l'impression par smartphone...
500 heures d'impression sur la tête n1 et 10h sur la tête n2.
Vient avec tous ses accessoires, 4 bobines de fil (gris argent, vert, bois et PVA (soluble dans l'eau, aucune trace de supports !!)
Très facile d'utilisation avec le logiciel CURA développé par Ultimaker (tout est pré-réglé, plug and play)

Pour en savoir plus sur ses performances allez sur le site de Ultimaker et regardez pour la Ultimaker 3.

Prix 3650 dollars canadiens, les taxes sont comprises ? les bobines aussi, et 3 têtes d'impression. La machine est déjà réglée.

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