Flashforge Creator 5 4-Toolheads Multi-Color 3D Printer
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$649.00at NeweggChecked Nov 10
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The Flashforge Creator 5 is a multi-color FDM printer built around four independent toolheads. Instead of one nozzle that swaps filaments, each head carries its own material, so a single print can mix colors or materials without long purges between changes. Flashforge claims up to 74% less wasted filament and 69% less print time than single-nozzle multi-color systems, and travel speeds reach 600 mm/s with 30,000 mm/s² acceleration. It suits hobbyists and small shops that print lots of multi-color models and want to stop throwing away purge towers. Against single-nozzle AMS-style rivals it trades a bigger, heavier head assembly for cleaner color changes and faster multi-color jobs; the 320°C hotend and 120°C bed cover PLA, PETG, TPU, ABS, ASA and PA-CF, though engineering filaments need an enclosure the printer does not include.
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Lowest price we've seen: $649.00 on Nov 8 at Newegg. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 8.
The Flashforge Creator 5 is a 3D printer with four independent toolheads, called FlashSwap. The toolheads switch between colors or materials within a single print pass.
Flashforge states that the design produces up to 74% less material waste and saves up to 69% in print time. It prints multi-color models up to 500% faster than standard systems. Travel speeds reach 600 mm/s, and acceleration reaches 30,000 mm/s².
The printer calibrates the offsets between toolheads automatically and levels the bed automatically. The extruders reach 320°C and the bed reaches 120°C. It supports PLA, PETG, TPU, ABS, ASA and PA-CF, and engineering materials need an enclosure.
