Faster Print Startup

The redesigned heatbed mounting eliminates the extra heat absorption waiting time for materials up to 85°C. High-temperature materials also benefit from shorter print preparation times.
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Original Prusa CORE One+ Second Generation 3D Printer (with advanced filter)
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Better print quality, more convenient daily use.
Prusa focuses on daily experience, offering more beautiful prints, faster preparation, easier maintenance, and less hassle for you to deal with.
The second generation builds upon the CORE One platform with several practical improvements, including shorter print startup times, smoother startup procedures, smoother print surfaces, and more convenient maintenance. Firmware updates also continue to simplify daily operation.

The redesigned heatbed mounting eliminates the extra heat absorption waiting time for materials up to 85°C. High-temperature materials also benefit from shorter print preparation times.

The new GT1.5 belt makes unwanted repeating patterns more subtle, especially on large smooth surfaces, reducing the visibility of minor imperfections.

An integrated nozzle wiper cleans filament from the nozzle before printing, helping to prevent loose strands or small clumps from adhering to the print surface.
From unboxing to your first 3D print, no tedious manual adjustments are needed.
Install the display screen, connect the power, and run a one-time automatic calibration. The printer will automatically level and detect sensors, no manual adjustment required.
Browse over a million free models directly on Printables.com, including phone stands, tools, artwork, and mechanical parts.
You can also use the EasyPrint app to quickly prepare models on your phone.
Models can be sent to the printer via Wi-Fi, USB, or the Prusa app. Once started, the system automatically calibrates, heats up, and completes the remaining steps, notifying the user when printing is finished.

PLA is an ideal first printing material, easy to use, with many color choices, suitable for making toys, board game accessories, desktop items, and home goods.

PETG or PCCF can be used to make repair parts, RC car parts, drone parts, and mechanical assemblies, suitable for applications requiring higher heat and durability.

TPU has rubber-like properties, making it suitable for custom phone cases, GoPro mounts, seals, and protective frames.

CORE One+ supports various special filaments, including luminous materials and Woodfill wood composites, expanding creative and engineering applications.

Prusa EasyPrint can be used on a mobile phone, tablet, or laptop browser. You can browse models on Printables.com, then open them in EasyPrint and send them directly to CORE One+.

One kilogram of filament can produce a large number of objects of various sizes and uses. Prusa demonstrates making over 80 different objects with one spool of Prusament, showing the actual creative output possible from a single spool of filament.
The CoreXY architecture uses motors fixed at the corners to drive a continuous belt system, keeping the moving gantry and toolhead lightweight, thereby achieving both high speed and printing precision.

The CoreXY motion system moves a lightweight print head instead of a heavy bed, increasing print speed while maintaining quality. Input shaping firmware also compensates for vibrations generated by high-speed motion.

The enclosed chamber can reach up to 55°C. The system continuously monitors and adjusts the chamber temperature to create a stable printing environment for different materials. The advanced filter is integrated into the machine, making it more suitable for office and educational environments.
Nextruder is a new generation print head equipped with a high-precision load cell sensor that directly measures the force at the nozzle tip, allowing the nozzle itself to act as a probe.
A 360° cooling system helps print steep overhangs, and 0.25 mm to 0.8 mm nozzles can be quickly swapped.
The all-steel exoskeleton is the core of the machine's structure, providing excellent rigidity during high-speed printing. Parts are not glued, and can be disassembled with basic tools for easy maintenance and modification.

Compared to an MK4S placed in an enclosure, the CORE One+ requires approximately 50% less desk space, while its print volume increases by about 30% to 250 × 220 × 270 mm.

CAD files are publicly released, and firmware source code is hosted on GitHub, allowing users to view, modify, and compile. CORE One+ does not require cloud reliance to function properly.

If engineering materials cool unevenly, warping, layer separation, and print failures can occur. CORE One+ features a compact print chamber that can reach up to 55°C to create a stable printing environment.
When printing low-temperature materials like PLA, the smart ventilation system automatically adjusts the environment, so there's no need to keep the chamber door open as with some enclosed printers.
CORE One+ is built on transparency, maintainability, and creative freedom. You own a complete 3D printer, not just a license to use the equipment.
CORE One+ is compatible with standard 1.75 mm filaments. In addition to Prusament, other brands can also be chosen. PrusaSlicer has over 200 built-in material presets, and new material profiles can be created by users.
Printing can be done using a USB drive or a local area network, while Prusa Connect offers optional remote monitoring and print farm management features.
Firmware source code is available on GitHub, and CAD files are published on Printables.com, allowing users to freely view and modify them.
PrusaSlicer, EasyPrint, Prusa Connect, Prusa App, and firmware updates are all provided free with the equipment, with no additional feature tier restrictions.
Machine parts are not glued and can be disassembled for maintenance using basic tools. Prusa also continues to provide long-term replacement parts support.
Prusa consistently provides hardware upgrade paths. When improved models are released, existing equipment can usually be upgraded rather than completely replaced.
CORE One+ is designed and manufactured in the EU, and Prusa has a high degree of control over its production and supply chain. Key electronic components, including customized motherboards, are manufactured in Prusa's own PCB production line in Prague, Czech Republic.
Both firmware and PrusaSlicer are open-source software, with complete source code available on GitHub.
True offline functionality prevents over-reliance on the cloud. Even if cloud services or internet connections are interrupted, the equipment can still operate normally.

CORE One+ can be used with full functionality without an internet connection, including offline settings, slicing, and firmware updates.
In environments with high information security requirements, the Wi-Fi module can also be directly removed.
Prusa emphasizes that regardless of whether users are engaged in highly confidential engineering development or simply making general models for the family, printing content and information surrounding the equipment should be under the user's control.
Choose the right CoreXY workhorse for your production facility.

| Build volume | 250 × 220 × 270 mm | 9.8 × 8.6 × 10.6 in |
|---|---|
| Filament diameter | 1.75 mm |
| Layer height | 0.05–0.30 mm |
| Printer dimensions | 22.5 kg; 415 × 444 × 555 mm | 16.3 × 17.5 × 21.8 in (X × Y × Z) |
| Motherboard | Custom-made 32-bit xBuddy electronics with STM32 |
| Stepper drivers | Trinamic 2130 |
| Stepper motors | Precise 0.9° X, Y stepper motors (VFA prevention) |
| Extruder | Nextruder, Direct Drive, E3D V6 compatible (with adapter) |
| Extruder electronics | Custom breakout board for fans, thermistor and other parts |
| Filament path | Aluminum heatsink, All-metal hotend |
| Drive system | Nextruder planetary gear system, 10:1 gearing ratio |
| Cooling fans | High-performance turbo fan, 360° cooling system |
| Nozzle | High-flow Prusa brass nozzle with top cover, 0.4 mm |
| Max nozzle temperature | 290°C | 554°F |
| Max heatbed temperature | 120°C | 248°F |
| Max chamber temperature | 55°C | 131°F |
| LCD screen | 3.5″ Graphic display, 65k colors |
| Touch operation | Yes |
| Firmware update interface | USB drive, Prusa Connect, Prusa mobile app |
| Prusa Connect support | Yes |
| Quick-change nozzle system | Yes |
| Built-in camera | Optional in-chamber camera solution |
| Multi-material support | Yes, MMU3 (5 filaments) and INDX (up to 8 filaments) |
| High-efficiency air filter | HEPA filtration, optional add-on |
| Connectivity | Ethernet, Wi-Fi (NFC receiver, Wi-Fi module optional) |
| Filament sensors | Yes, 2 sensors total |
| Load cell | Yes |
| Print surface | Magnetic heatbed with removable PEI spring steel sheets |
| First layer calibration | Fully automatic (load cell) |
| Input shaper | Yes |
| Supported materials |
PLA, PETG, flex, PVA, PC, PP, CPE, PVB; Advanced materials: ABS, ASA, HIPS, PA |
| Power supply | 240W with Power Panic hardware protection |
| Power consumption | PLA: ~90W | ABS: ~110W |