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The Mosaic Palette 2 Pro greatly expands the possibilities of FFF 3D printing parts with just one nozzle. Within the same print job, a part can be printed with dissolvable support and with multiple colours. It is also possible to combine different material types, such as PLA and flexible TPU, to allow greater design freedom.
The Palette 2 Pro achieves this by first calculating the required material using the bundled Chroma software and then splicing the different filaments end-to-end to produce one filament strand made of multiple colours/materials. This strand is then fed into the 3D printer as it is printing. No modifications are required to the 3D printer.
Some examples of what can now be possible with your single-nozzle printer:
The Palette 2 Pro has several new upgrades and features, such as:
One of the new features that we like is the filament run-out detection and correction. If the filament runs out on one spool, the Palette 2 Pro will automatically splice to another spool, so you will never run out of filament on long prints. It also has the addtional benefit of being able to use up those nearly-empty spools, thus reducing waste.
Compared to the Palette 2, the Palette 2 Pro has the following additional benefits:
The Mosaic Palette 2 Pro is compatible with a huge number of FFF 3D printers, including the Cubicon Single, Single Plus and Style, the MakerBot Replicator range, Creality printers, and the Raise3D range.
To check if the Palette 2 Pro is compatible with your 3D printer, please get in touch via the Contact Us link at the bottom of this page, or give us a call.
The new modular Splice Core Pro uses patent-pending solid-state splicing technology, which can heat ten times faster and use up to 30 times less energy than the hot tool in Palette+. The solid-state splicer not only leads to improved splicing reliability, but also allows for different types of filament to be more reliably used together in a single print. The Splice Core Pro is all Aluminium and allows for up to 20% faster splicing and cooling, improving the overall print time