Note:
[1] High-temperature filaments, such as ABS, ASA, PC, and PA, cannot be printed at the same time as low-temperature filaments, such as PLA, TPU, and PVA. PETG can be printed together with PLA or TPU; in these cases, external circulation mode will be enabled to exhaust heat from the chamber.
[2] Data from Snapmaker Lab. At 25°C ambient temperature, and heated bed at 100°C, the chamber reaches 50°C within 30 minutes utilizing the internal circulation mode. Actual results may vary depending on environmental factors and individual device differences.
[3] Comparison images sourced from Snapmaker Laboratory. Testing was conducted under a 25°C ambient temperature with the heated bed set to 55°C, capturing results by comparing printing with the exhaust fan turned on versus turned off. Actual printing results may vary depending on environmental conditions, slicing parameters, filament status, individual hardware variances, and other factors.
[4] The Three-Stage Air Filtration system is specifically designed to operate under the internal circulation mode. Conversely, the external circulation mode is intended for heat dissipation and does not utilize the air filtration filters. For optimal air quality, it is highly recommended to operate the printer in a well-ventilated area when the external mode is active.
[5] Data from Snapmaker Lab. When equipped with the top cover and running in internal circulation mode (internal fan set to 60%), the average noise level measured at a distance of 1 meter from the printer is under 50 dB. Actual performance may vary due to ambient conditions and testing methodologies.