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CreatBot D400 HS Professional High-Speed Industrial 3D Printer

Champion DNA, Desktop Footprint — 300 mm/s, 90 mm³/s, 420 °C Dual Extruders

CreatBot D400 HS professional high-speed industrial 3D printer

The CreatBot D400 HS distills the industrially proven architecture of CreatBot’s best-selling D600 Pro3 HS platform into a desktop-class machine. A 90 mm³/s high-flow hotend, 420 °C auto-raising dual extruders, a 70 °C active heated chamber, and deeply optimized Klipper firmware deliver flagship engineering-material performance at 300 mm/s. Full specifications →

420×400×420mm Build Volume
300mm/s Klipper Speed
70°C Active Chamber
420°C Nozzle Max
Materials
PLA ABS / ASA PETG / PP Nylon / PC ABS-CF PC-CF PET-CF / PET-GF UltraPA-CF PPS-CF TPU
Chamber
70°C Active Heat Dual-Layer Insulation Z Magic Box Compensation HEPA + Carbon Filter
Platform
Eddy Current 0.001mm 60-Second Bed Cal HD Macro-Camera Offset Klipper High-Speed Firmware 7″ Touchscreen
Pricing
Request a Quote · flexible financing available OAC

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CreatBot D400 HS professional high-speed industrial FFF / FDM 3D printer — front studio render
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High-Speed Performance

Champion DNA in a Desktop Footprint

The D400 HS inherits the structural architecture and tuned Klipper firmware of CreatBot’s best-selling D600 Pro3 HS — flagship throughput, scaled to a machine that fits a professional workshop.

Built on a Proven Industrial Platform

CreatBot developed the D400 HS on the identical platform as the best-selling D600 Pro3 HS industrial workhorse. That means a deeply optimized, reinforced motion system, an industrially validated frame, and firmware tuned over thousands of production hours — not a clean-sheet design with unproven reliability. The result you see here is a clean, deliberate machine: a fully enclosed steel-and-aluminum frame with a side-mounted dual filament window, a front-and-center 7-inch touchscreen, and a closed build chamber that holds heat where engineering materials need it. Every load-bearing axis carries the same reinforced linear motion the larger platform relies on for hours-long unattended jobs, so the D400 HS holds its geometry at 300 mm/s instead of softening into ringing and layer shift the way lighter desktop frames do. You get champion-grade engineering, sized for the bench, driven from a 7-inch touchscreen — a machine engineered to run production parts in a professional workshop, not a tinkerer’s prototype that happens to print.

D600 Pro3 HSShared Platform
KlipperHigh-Speed Firmware
7″Touchscreen Control
ReinforcedMotion System
CreatBot D400 HS professional 3D printer in a front-left three-quarter view showing the enclosed industrial frame, 7-inch touchscreen, and side dual-filament window
300 mm/s
Max Print Speed
A high-performance high-flow hotend and a tuned, reinforced motion system hold a stable 300 mm/s — short-run production throughput, not a hobby-grade crawl.
90 mm³/s
Peak Volumetric Flow
The high-flow path lays down thick walls and dense infill fast, so big engineering parts finish in hours instead of days.
0.05 mm
Layer Resolution
Speed without giving up fidelity — fine 0.05 mm layers when surface finish matters, fast layers when it doesn’t.

Dual Extrusion

Smart Auto-Raising Dual Extruders, 420 °C

Two independent hotends, an automatic mechanical shutter, and fully automated XYZ offset calibration make multi-material and multi-color production clean, reliable, and hands-off.

420 °C Auto-Raising Hotends

The smart dual extruders reach hotend temperatures up to 420 °C, heat from cold to 400 °C in about two minutes, and hold a tight ±0.15 °C thermostat accuracy. The idle nozzle lifts away automatically during single-material runs, and hotends swap quickly when you need a different nozzle size — 0.3 through 1.0 mm.

Max Nozzle Temp420 °C
Heat to 400 °C~2 minutes
Thermostat Accuracy±0.15 °C
Top-down view of the CreatBot D400 HS smart dual extruder print head — twin cooling fans, hex-logo housings, and the filament path feeding two auto-raising hotends on the gantry
Automatic Dual-Nozzle Shutter
A precision mechanical shutter seals the idle nozzle the instant it lifts, blocking oozing and cross-contamination — clean dual-material and dual-color prints without the stringing and color bleed that plague unshuttered dual systems.
Auto-Raising Idle Nozzle
During single-material runs the inactive extruder lifts clear of the part automatically, so it never drags or drips across the surface. Hotends swap quickly when you need a different nozzle size from 0.3 to 1.0 mm.
Soluble Supports & Multi-Color
Two independent 420 °C hotends mean soluble-support combinations, contrasting colors, and rigid-plus-flexible parts in a single uninterrupted build.

90 mm³/s High-Flow Hotend

Each of the two hotends is a true high-flow design, peaking at 90 mm³/s of volumetric throughput — the engine behind the D400 HS’s 300 mm/s headline speed. A conventional hotend chokes on thick perimeters and dense infill long before the motion system runs out of speed; the high-flow melt path keeps molten plastic moving fast enough to feed those fat extrusions without skipping or under-extruding. Both nozzles climb to a 420 °C maximum, reach 400 °C from cold in roughly two minutes, and hold ±0.15 °C thermostat accuracy so the melt stays consistent across a multi-hour large-format job. That combination — high flow plus high temperature — is exactly what carbon- and glass-filled engineering grades demand, because they need both the heat to fuse cleanly and the flow to lay down the thick, stiff walls those parts are designed around. Nozzles swap quickly from 0.3 to 1.0 mm, so you can trade resolution for raw deposition rate as each job requires.

Peak Volumetric Flow90 mm³/s
Max Nozzle Temp420 °C
Nozzle Sizes0.3–1.0 mm
Close-up of the CreatBot D400 HS dual 420 °C high-flow hotend with two glowing orange nozzles against a dark background

See the Dual Print Head in Motion

Watch the smart dual extruders work: the active nozzle lays down material while the idle head stays lifted and shuttered, then the heads swap and re-calibrate their XYZ offset automatically — the hands-off multi-material workflow that keeps dual-color and soluble-support prints clean and string-free.

NozzlesDual, auto-raising
Max Temp420 °C
Offset CalAutomatic XYZ

Thermal Control

70 °C Active Heated Chamber

A truly heated, insulated chamber — not just an enclosure — is what makes large engineering-grade parts print without warping. The D400 HS adds real-time deformation compensation on top.

Actively Heated, Double-Insulated

A double-layer insulation-cotton chamber heats actively to 70 °C, improving interlayer bonding and preventing the shrinkage and deformation that ruin large parts in carbon- and glass-filled engineering materials. The warm, stable environment keeps the whole part above its glass-transition stress zone while it builds.

70 °CChamber Temp
120 °CMax Bed Temp
2-LayerInsulation Cotton
CreatBot D400 HS with a glowing orange interior illustrating the actively heated build chamber for engineering filaments

Thermal-Deformation Compensation

CreatBot’s patented Intelligent Chamber Heating Algorithm works with Z-Axis Magic Box technology to counteract frame and build-plate thermal expansion in real time. As the chamber comes up to temperature, the machine compensates for the dimensional drift that heat normally introduces — preserving accuracy and surface finish even at full chamber heat.

CompensationZ-Axis Magic Box
AlgorithmIntelligent Chamber Heating
Air FiltrationHEPA + Carbon
CreatBot D400 HS with a red-lit chamber visualizing internal thermal heat distribution and temperature uniformity

Calibration & Precision

Eddy Current Leveling & Camera Offset

Non-contact bed probing, full automatic dual-nozzle alignment, and micron-class positioning take the guesswork — and the wear parts — out of setup.

Eddy Current Bed Leveling — 0.001 mm

A non-contact, zero-wear eddy current sensor probes the bed to 0.001 mm accuracy and completes full-bed calibration in just 60 seconds. Automatic mesh leveling maps the entire large platform for a uniform first layer — no shims, no manual knobs, and no consumable probe to replace.

0.001 mmProbing Accuracy
60 sFull-Bed Cal
Non-ContactZero-Wear Probe

HD-Camera & Photoelectric Offset Calibration

Aligning two nozzles to each other is normally a tedious manual chore — the D400 HS automates it end to end. An HD macro camera looks directly at both nozzle tips, measures the XY gap between them to 0.02 mm, and writes the offset correction into firmware with no test prints and no manual nudging. A dual photoelectric sensor then sets each nozzle’s Z height to 0.005 mm, so the second extruder lands its first layer exactly on plane with the first. Because both axes are measured optically before every dual-material job, dual-color changes and soluble-support combinations stay perfectly registered even after a nozzle swap or after the chamber heats and the frame expands — the alignment that makes clean multi-material prints possible, handled automatically. Underneath it all, micron-class motion holds 0.00375 mm X/Y positioning (0.00156 mm on Z) so features, holes, and mating surfaces stay dimensionally true across the large platform.

0.02 mmXY Offset (HD Camera)
0.005 mmZ Offset (Photoelectric)
0.00375 mmX/Y Positioning
CreatBot D400 HS dual hotend nozzles aligning to the camera-based offset-calibration sensor, an orange beam projecting from the two nozzles down to the sensor module

Watch Automatic Calibration Run

Before each job the D400 HS calibrates itself: the dual nozzles align to the photoelectric offset sensor and the eddy-current probe scans the plate to build a height mesh — 60-second, hands-off bed leveling to 0.001 mm probing accuracy, so first layers land true across the full 420 mm bed without paper-shimming or manual knobs.

Probe Accuracy0.001 mm
Calibration~60 seconds
MethodEddy-current mesh

Build Volume & Materials

420×400×420 mm of Engineering-Grade Capacity

A large, heated build volume plus a broad engineering-material list lets the D400 HS produce functional carbon- and glass-filled parts that smaller, cooler machines simply can’t.

Large-Format, Dual-Mode Build Area

Single-extrusion jobs use the full 420×400×420 mm volume; dual-extrusion jobs run in a 365×400×420 mm envelope. That is enough room for sizeable functional prototypes, jigs and fixtures, and short-run end-use parts — all inside the heated chamber that keeps them dimensionally true on an aviation-aluminum plate with a removable magnetic sheet rated above 100 °C.

420×400×420Single (mm)
365×400×420Dual (mm)
1.75 mmFilament
CreatBot D400 HS build-volume visualization: a printed helmet inside a gridded 420 by 400 by 420 mm cube

From PLA to PPS-CF Composites

The 420 °C hotends and 70 °C chamber open up the full engineering range — everyday plastics through demanding carbon- and glass-reinforced grades. UltraPA-CF alone delivers roughly 80 MPa strength and about 150 °C heat resistance for true functional end-use parts.

Everyday & Functional
PLA, ABS, ASA, PP, PETG, PC, Nylon and TPU — from quick concept models to tough, temperature-resistant functional parts.
Carbon & Glass Composites
ABS-CF, PC-CF, PET-CF, PET-GF, UltraPA-CF and PPS-CF print reliably thanks to the high-temp hotends and heated chamber — stiff, dimensionally stable, end-use grade.
True End-Use Strength
Reinforced grades like UltraPA-CF reach roughly 80 MPa tensile strength and about 150 °C heat resistance — parts you can put into service as jigs, fixtures, and functional end-use components, not just display models.

Removable Magnetic Flex Plate

Finished parts come off without a scraper. The heated build surface is an aviation-aluminum plate topped with a removable magnetic sheet rated above 100 °C — flex it once and the part pops free, then drop the sheet back onto the magnets in perfect registration for the next job. The same surface survives the high bed temperatures that carbon- and glass-filled engineering grades demand, so one plate handles PLA prototypes and PPS-CF production parts without swapping hardware.

SurfaceMagnetic flex sheet
Heat Rating> 100 °C
PlateAviation aluminum
CreatBot D400 HS professional high-speed 3D printer glamour shot on a dark pedestal with a warm gradient backdrop

Flagship Performance, Desktop Footprint

Industrial Capability Without the Industrial Floor Plan

A 110 kg machine in an 785×700×985 mm footprint brings 420 °C dual extrusion, a 70 °C heated chamber, and 300 mm/s Klipper speed to a workshop bench — the kind of capability that used to require a dedicated industrial cell.

Reliability & Remote Control

Engineered for 24/7 Unattended Production

Long large-format jobs run for many hours. The D400 HS is built to finish them — with recovery features, run-out protection, and full remote monitoring so you don’t have to stand watch.

Power-Loss Recovery
Resumes a print exactly where it stopped after an outage — a multi-day large-format job survives a power blip instead of starting over.
Filament Run-Out Detection
Pauses before a starved layer so a spool change never leaves a void or a failed part on a long unattended run.
Backup Mode
Automatically switches to the second nozzle the moment the main spool empties, so single-material jobs finish without a babysitter.
Quiet HEPA + Carbon
A medical-grade air pump drives HEPA + Carbon filtration, capturing particulates and VOCs so the machine runs continuously in an occupied space.
Right machine for your parts?
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How It Compares

D400 HS vs. Enclosed Professional FFF Peers

Compared against enclosed, dual-nozzle professional FFF printers in the same class — each priced at or above the D400 HS. The D400 HS pairs a true 70 °C heated chamber and 420 °C dual extruders with desktop-class accessibility.

Specification CreatBot D400 HS Raise3D Pro3 Plus UltiMaker S7 Pro Bundle Intamsys Funmat Pro 410
Approx. Street Price Request a quote ~$7,599 ~$9,300 ~$24,995
Technology Enclosed dual-extruder FFF Enclosed dual-extruder FDM Enclosed dual-extruder FDM Enclosed dual-nozzle FFF
Build Volume (single) 420×400×420 mm 300×300×605 mm 330×240×300 mm 305×305×406 mm
Max Nozzle Temp 420 °C 300 °C 280 °C 500 °C
Active Heated Chamber 70 °C active Passive enclosure Passive + air manager 90 °C active
Max Print Speed 300 mm/s Standard (HS variant available) Standard Standard
Composite Materials CF / GF up to PPS-CF PA / PC / CF composites PA / PC composites PEEK / PEKK / PPS
Bed Leveling Eddy current, 0.001 mm Auto-leveling Active leveling Auto-leveling
Firmware Klipper High-Speed RaiseOS UltiMaker / Cura Intamsuite

Competitor prices are approximate U.S. street prices as of 2026 and are shown for positioning only; configurations vary. The Intamsys Funmat Pro 410 and true PEEK/PEI capability sit in a higher tier — the D400 HS standard configuration is rated to 420 °C nozzle and 70 °C chamber and is not specified for PEEK/PEI. Specifications subject to change; confirm current figures with Rev1.

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Specifications

CreatBot D400 HS Technical Data

Print Technology
FDM / FFF, dual auto-rising extruders
Build Volume (Single)
420 × 400 × 420 mm
Build Volume (Dual)
365 × 400 × 420 mm
Number of Nozzles
Double (smart dual, auto-raising)
Layer Resolution
0.05 mm
Filament Diameter
1.75 mm
Nozzle Diameter
0.6 mm standard (0.3 / 0.4 / 0.6 / 0.8 / 1.0 mm optional)
Filament Compatibility
PLA, ABS, ASA, PP, PETG, PC, Nylon, TPU, ABS-CF, PC-CF, PET-CF, PET-GF, UltraPA-CF, PPS-CF
Max Print Speed
300 mm/s
Peak Volumetric Flow
90 mm³/s (high-flow hotend)
Max Nozzle Temperature
420 °C
Max Bed Temperature
120 °C
Hot Chamber Temperature
70 °C (active, double-layer insulation cotton)
Bed Leveling
Eddy current, 0.001 mm probing; full-bed cal in 60 s
XY Offset Calibration
HD macro camera, 0.02 mm
Z Offset Calibration
Dual photoelectric sensor, 0.005 mm
X/Y Positioning Precision
0.00375 mm
Z Positioning Precision
0.00156 mm
Firmware
Klipper (High Speed)
Display
7-inch touchscreen
Connectivity
USB / U-disk / WiFi / LAN, cloud + APP, HD camera remote monitoring
Supported File Types
Gcode, STL, 3MF, OBJ, AMF, STP, STEP
Slicer Software
CreatWare, Orca Slicer, Cura, Simplify3D, Prusa
Operating Systems
Windows (all) / Mac OS
Z Magic Box
Thermal-deformation compensation
Dual Nozzle Shutter
Automatic mechanical seal on idle nozzle
Filament Detection
Run-out detection + Backup Mode
Power-Loss Recovery
Resume after outage
Air Filtration
HEPA + Carbon, medical-grade air pump
Build Plate
Aviation aluminum + removable magnetic sheet (>100 °C)
Power Input
110–240 V, 50–60 Hz
Rated Power
2500 W
Product Dimensions
785 × 700 × 985 mm
Product Weight
110 kg
Packing Dimensions
830 × 760 × 1090 mm
Packing Weight
140 kg

RESOURCES

Downloads & Technical Support

Everything you need to qualify and run your CreatBot D400 HS with confidence.

User Manual
CreatBot D400 HS manufacturer documentation, setup guide, and operating procedures.
Specifications & Facility Requirements
Chamber dimensions, 2500 W electrical requirements, ventilation, and installation guidelines for the D400 HS.
View Specs →
Rev1 Technical Support
Application review, setup validation, calibration support, and post-sales engineering guidance from Rev1 Technologies.

WHY REV1 TECH

Authorized CreatBot Reseller. Industrial AM Specialists.

Rev1 Technologies is the sole Authorized CreatBot Service Provider in the United States, headquartered in Auburn Hills, MI, with direct technical expertise in industrial 3D printing.

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AUTHORIZED CREATBOT RESELLER

Rev1 Technologies is an authorized CreatBot reseller serving manufacturers across the USA. We don’t just ship boxes — we deploy, calibrate, train, and support your team so your D400 HS produces at full capability from day one.

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Application Engineering
Our engineers review your parts, recommend materials, and validate print parameters before your machine arrives. We don’t leave you guessing on a 110 kg investment.
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On-Site Installation & Training
Rev1 handles delivery coordination, machine setup, Klipper configuration, and full operator training for your team — anywhere in the U.S.
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Ongoing Support & Service
Direct access to Rev1’s technical team for troubleshooting, material guidance, and preventive maintenance. Your local resource for the life of the machine.
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Free Sample Print
Send us your STL. We’ll print it on the D400 HS in the material of your choice and ship it to you — validate quality before committing to the machine.
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In-Person Demo
Visit our Auburn Hills facility or schedule a demo at your site. See the machine run your parts, on your materials, under your production conditions.
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Equipment Financing
Rev1 works with multiple industrial lending partners. Flexible terms available OAC. We’ll connect you with options that fit your capital budget.

FAQ

CreatBot D400 HS — Common Questions

Answers to the questions Rev1 hears most from engineers and production managers evaluating the D400 HS.

How fast does the D400 HS actually print?
The D400 HS reaches a maximum print speed of 300 mm/s, enabled by a high-flow hotend with a 90 mm³/s peak volumetric flow rate and a reinforced, Klipper-driven motion system. The two figures work together: raw head speed is only useful if the hotend can melt and push plastic fast enough to keep up, and the 90 mm³/s high-flow melt path is what lets the machine actually deposit material at those speeds instead of under-extruding. Because it runs Klipper rather than legacy 8-bit firmware, the motion planner uses input shaping and pressure advance to suppress the ringing and corner bulge that normally appear at high speed. Real-world throughput still depends on geometry, material, layer height, and quality settings, but the practical effect is that large engineering parts finish in hours rather than days — you can run thick walls and dense infill at genuinely productive speeds rather than slowing to a hobby-grade crawl.
Is the D400 HS the same as the D600 Pro3 HS?
CreatBot developed the D400 HS on the identical platform as the D600 Pro3 HS — the same structural architecture and optimized Klipper firmware — in a smaller, desktop-class footprint. The D400 HS has its own build volume (420×400×420 mm), 110 kg machine weight, and 2500 W power draw; it is not simply a re-badged D600.
Can the D400 HS print PEEK or PEI (ULTEM)?
The standard D400 HS is rated to a 420 °C nozzle and a 70 °C chamber, and its specified material list tops out at carbon- and glass-reinforced grades such as PPS-CF and UltraPA-CF — it is not specified for PEEK or PEI. True PEEK/PEI printing belongs to CreatBot’s dedicated high-temperature configurations. If your application requires PEEK or PEI, ask Rev1 to scope the correct high-temp machine.
What engineering materials can it run?
The D400 HS handles everyday PLA, ABS, ASA, PP and PETG, plus PC, Nylon and TPU, and on to demanding composites: ABS-CF, PC-CF, PET-CF, PET-GF, UltraPA-CF and PPS-CF. The 420 °C hotends and 70 °C active heated chamber are what make the reinforced engineering grades printable without warping or delamination — the high nozzle temperature fully fuses high-melt polymers and their carbon- or glass-fiber loading, while the warm chamber keeps the whole part above its stress-cracking zone so it doesn’t shrink and curl off the plate as it builds. UltraPA-CF alone delivers roughly 80 MPa strength and about 150 °C heat resistance, which is enough for true functional end-use parts rather than display models. Note that the standard machine’s material list tops out at these carbon- and glass-reinforced grades; it is rated to 420 °C nozzle and 70 °C chamber and is not specified for PEEK or PEI.
Why does an active heated chamber matter?
A passive enclosure only traps some heat; an active 70 °C chamber holds the entire part above its stress-cracking zone while it builds. That dramatically reduces warping, shrinkage, and interlayer delamination on large engineering parts. The D400 HS adds a patented chamber-heating algorithm and Z-Axis Magic Box compensation to counteract thermal expansion in real time.
How does dual extrusion stay clean?
The idle extruder auto-raises and an automatic mechanical shutter seals its nozzle the instant it lifts, preventing oozing and cross-contamination. Combined with HD-camera XY offset calibration (0.02 mm) and photoelectric Z offset (0.005 mm), you get accurately aligned, contamination-free multi-material and multi-color prints.
Can it run unattended overnight?
Yes. Power-outage recovery, filament run-out detection, and Backup Mode (which auto-switches to the second nozzle when the main spool empties) are designed for 24/7 production. A medical-grade air pump with HEPA + Carbon filtration keeps operation quiet, and the HD camera plus app let you monitor and control jobs remotely.
What are the facility and power requirements?
The D400 HS measures 785×700×985 mm and weighs 110 kg, with a rated power of 2500 W on a 110–240 V, 50–60 Hz supply. Rev1 reviews your electrical service, ventilation, and floor space before delivery so the machine is production-ready on day one.
How accurate is the bed leveling?
The D400 HS uses non-contact eddy current leveling with 0.001 mm probing accuracy and completes full-bed calibration in about 60 seconds. The sensor reads the gap to the conductive build plate magnetically, without ever touching the surface, so there is no probe tip to wear out, deflect, or knock out of calibration the way mechanical and BLTouch-style probes do over long production runs. Automatic mesh leveling maps the entire 420×400 mm platform and the firmware compensates for any low or high regions in real time as it lays the first layer — which is exactly what a bed this large needs for uniform, corner-to-corner adhesion. It runs automatically before each job, so the machine re-levels itself after the chamber heats and the frame expands, with no shims or manual thumbscrews and no consumable probe to stock.
Does Rev1 provide support and training?
Rev1 Technologies is the only authorized CreatBot service provider in the USA. We deliver application engineering, on-site installation and operator training, ongoing technical support, parts, and equipment financing — all from Auburn Hills, Michigan. You buy from a partner that validates fit and supports the machine for its full life, not just a box shipper.

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