Flashforge has just launched a new 3D printer: the Artemis

FlashForge has launched its brand new 3D printer designed for the consumer and educational audiences. Touted as a beginner-friendly 3D printer that also meets the needs of true 3D printheads, FlashForge Artemis is an FDM 3D printer that offers excellent reliability and print quality, with plenty of features to make it a real workhorse work.

Nearly a decade of taking the lead in making 3D printing accessible at home

FlashForge is a leading manufacturer of consumer and commercial 3D printers that has earned a reputation for making 3D printing truly accessible to the home user through price and functionality. Nearly a decade after the release of its original top-rated 3D Printer Creator, FlashForge has released numerous models of 3D printers and systems with positive and impactful effects on the industry and its customers.

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A versatile printer that meets the needs of many users

Artemis is a versatile 3D printer that uses filament extrusion technology to build objects layer by layer. With its direct-drive extruder system, flexible materials such as TPU are significantly better and easier to print. The single printhead is capable of delivering up to 260°C, enough to run a wide variety of filaments ranging from PLA, ABS, HIPS, PETG, TPU 95A, and more. The build plate also has a temperature range of up to 110°C. Users can choose to use the glass or PEI magnetic bed depending on individual printing needs. With the glass bed, the bottom of the printed objects is smoother while the magnetic and flexible bed makes it easier to remove the objects.