The award-winning Robox 3D printing platform offers new opportunities to enhance STEM learning as the safest and easiest to use 3D printer for schools, colleges and universities.
Robox 3D printers are designed for beginners and experienced 3D printer users alike. The platform has been praised for its sleek and unobtrusive design, user-friendliness, outstanding quality and enhanced safety features. With critically acclaimed hardware and software designed by a dedicated team of British product development specialists, users are empowered to design without needing to worry about calibrating hardware or navigating cumbersome software.
Robox 3D printers are the world’s only desktop 3D printers including an interlocking safety door, a critical safety feature designed to quarantine the build chamber and prevent accidental contact with components inside that reach up to 350°C while in operation. The platform has also won the 3D Hubs award in the “Plug and Play” category for 2 years running with reviews from over 8,624 verified 3D printer users, serving as a testament to its premium design and user-friendliness.
Other key features include:
- Hassle-free build plate with no glue or tape required before printing
- Sturdy, stainless steel frame and injection moulded housing
- Patented needle valve technology cuts dual extruder print times
- Compatible with 3rd party filament, meaning no vendor lock-in
- Automatic material settings with pre-print job costings
- Fully automatic bed levelling and easy calibrations
The new RoboxPRO model launched in January 2018. This new addition to the Robox family caters more towards professionals and users in further and higher education, containing all the features users love about Robox and all they have requested to-date: integrated Wi-Fi connectivity, onboard controls, a HEPA air filtration system and considerably larger build volume.
Why not see for yourself why Robox is the leading 3D printer brand in education?
Contact us directly or your trusted education technology supplier to find out more.
Scottish Library & Information Council
ALL3DP.com
James Stewart, Student, Writhlington School
Make Magazine 3D Printer Guide 2017
Martyn Hendry, STEM Coordinator, East Ayrshire Council
Josh Rigby, Year 6 Teacher and Design and Technology Lead, Inspire Learning Federation
Mark Nicholson, Head of Faculty for Technology, ICT and Business, Ashlyns School
Reviewed.com
Tazie, Pinshape
David Irish, Head of D&T, King Edward VI Community College
