OrangeStorm Giga: ELEGOO presents the first large-format 3D printer on Kickstarter

3D printer manufacturer ELEGOO announced the imminent launch of the OrangeStorm Giga large-format 3D printer via Kickstarter. It is the company’s first large FDM industrial printer and offers a number of remarkable features. In addition to a huge build volume, there is also a high printing speed. The highly anticipated presentation will take place on Saturday, November 4, at 3 p.m., with attractive early bird pricing starting at 50.

ELEGOO’s OrangeStorm Giga, a large format FDM 3D printer for industrial applications, is packed with a host of innovative and advanced features.

Maximum print space for limitless creativity

At the heart of the OrangeStorm Giga is a generous construction volume of 800 mm x 800 mm x 1000 mm. This device is designed for creative minds who need ample space to realize their most innovative ideas. Whether it’s creating large prototypes, developing complex designs or exploring the sheer endless possibilities, the OrangeStorm Giga opens up perspectives beyond the known.

Incredible printing speed for efficient results

Powered by a 64-bit quad-core processor with 1.5G clock speed, the OrangeStorm Giga offers outstanding speeds that are up to six times faster than conventional 3D printers. With a maximum speed of 300 mm/s, projects are not only realized quickly, but also with the desired quality and precision. This high printing speed ensures that projects are completed in the shortest possible time and users can admire the fruits of their labor in a timely manner.

Efficient heating bed for perfect 3D printing

The printer’s heating bed is an impressive innovation. It has four independent, magnetic PEI high-temperature platforms, each measuring 410 mm x 410 mm. These platforms heat up simultaneously and independently. This design ensures excellent adhesion, optimal use of space and energy efficiency, with a constant focus on environmental protection. ELEGOO focuses on the symbiosis of efficiency and ecological responsibility to ensure practical and sustainable 3D printing.

Multi-nozzle printing opens up new possibilities

The OrangeStorm Giga enables the use of multiple nozzles, allowing up to four nozzles to be used simultaneously. This allows you to print four identical models or experiment with different colors and materials. The OrangeStorm Giga unleashes creative potential. No longer limited to single-color projects, it opens up a palette of possibilities for brilliant, multi-colored creations.

Quality meets innovation

The OrangeStorm Giga not only stands for impressive size and speed, it also shines with advanced features: Quiet operation, an upgraded high-temperature nozzle of 300 degrees Celsius, automatic leveling with one click, filament detection, interruption protection in the event of a power failure, high-performance cooling fans, a handy 7-inch HD screen and flexible Caterpillar cable tracks round off the overall package.

The OrangeStorm Giga also scores points with its all-in-one housing, which enables quick setup and maintenance work and minimizes installation hurdles. The linear guides of the X and Y axes guarantee pressure stability and an extended service life. The Z-axis is equipped with an optimized guide that ensures smooth operation and accurate leveling.

Bringing ambitious 3D printing projects to life

With the OrangeStorm Giga, you not only get another 3D printer, but also a tool that turns creative visions into reality. The generous print volume opens up possibilities for projects that were previously unimaginable. Complex models no longer have to be fragmented for printing. Instead, the printer enables detailed, true-to-scale models that make large projects tangible for small businesses as well as manufacturers and users. The OrangeStorm Giga impresses with its user-friendliness and efficiency and makes 3D printing more accessible. It promises endless possibilities and is affordable for everyone.

For more information about OrangeStorm Giga and to back the Kickstarter campaign starting November 4th, click here.