What are we best at? Electronics & 3D printing
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Own warehouse & service Thousands of products
15+ years of expertise 1.7M+ orders
What are we best at? Electronics & 3D printing
Fast delivery 30-day returns
Own warehouse & service Thousands of products
15+ years of expertise 1.7M+ orders

MakerPi

MakerPi was founded in 2012. The company's headquarters are located in the Chinese city of Shenzhen. MakerPi specializes in manufacturing high-end 3D printers. Initially, the Shenzhen-based company was led and managed… More about the brand

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About MakerPi

MakerPi was founded in 2012. The company's headquarters are located in the Chinese city of Shenzhen. MakerPi specializes in manufacturing high-end 3D printers. Initially, the Shenzhen-based company was led and managed by German experts, thanks to which the highest production standards were achieved. The 3D printers were positively received by the local market and after a short time the company decided to distribute the devices to other countries. Currently, 3D printers are offered practically all over the world. MakerPi owns dozens of utility patents and intellectual property certificates. The Shenzhen-based company has a modern research and development center where it tests prototypes and creates new designs.

A wide selection of 3D printers

Although MakerPi also specializes in software development, their key products are 3D printers. The company offers both budget models, which are ideal for beginner 3D printing enthusiasts, and advanced printing devices. In the first and second case, the equipment is distinguished by simple and intuitive operation, thanks to which practically anyone can use them successfully. The compact models can print parts with maximum dimensions of 100 mm x 100 mm x 100 mm. The MakerPi Mi model is equipped with an automatic table leveling function. You only need to press one button to start printing. Despite their high performance, MakerPi's entry-level 3D printers stand out for their low power consumption and quiet operation.

Advanced 3D printers from MakerPi

The Shenzhen-based company also offers devices with a dual extruder, whereby two filaments are pressed directly into a single nozzle. This solution makes it possible for the user to create different colored prints. The MakerPi M2030X model allows to print elements characterized by maximum dimensions of 200 mm x 200 mm x 300 mm. A very useful feature of this device is the print resume option. In case of a power outage, the 3D printer will resume work, so the user will not lose previous printing progress.