In the realm of professional 3D printers, CreatBot stands out for its exceptional blend of affordability and performance. Their product lineup spans from large-scale FDM machines to 3D printers designed with a specific focus on many industries applications
Within their diverse product line, the CreatBot D600 Pro emerges as one of the manufacturer’s standout offerings. Recognizing the success of this flagship 3D printer, the CreatBot team has embarked on enhancing it further, resulting in the D600 Pro 2. Building upon the foundation of the original D600 Pro model, which debuted in 2019, this improved iteration is poised to set new standards.
Like its predecessor, the CreatBot D600 Pro 2 excels at printing large objects using high-performance materials, making it suitable for a wide range of industrial applications, from prototyping to end-use production. Despite these similarities, the CreatBot D600 Pro 2 introduces several new features that set it apart from the original D600 Pro.
The most significant upgrades in the CreatBot D600 Pro include Increased of printing speed, newly developed auto-raising dual extruders, and the convenience of a removable magnetic platform collectively contribute to an unparalleled printing experience. Impressively, CreatBot has managed to maintain an affordable price point for its latest machine, especially when compared to other large-scale 3D printers.
Let’s explore the features that make the CreatBot D600 Pro 2 an exceptional value.
A dual extruders 3D Printer such as Creatbot D600 Pro 2 have the capability to print using distinct filament materials. This technology is valuable for creating dissolvable support structures and generating objects with multiple colors.
The Magnetic suction platform is excellent in adhesion properties, so prints will stick very well to the build plate, even without the use of additional adhesives such as tape or glue. In addition to these, the Exclusive R&D of Magnetic platform is designed to be highly durable and resistant to demagnetization, even at high temperatures exceeding 100 °C under long-term use. Magnetic suction platform are very flexible, which makes them easy to remove prints from. Simply bend the plate slightly and the print will pop off, a perfect solution to detach any large size print object.
Z-axis magic box technology is a Creatbot technology that significantly reduces or even eliminates the Z-surface texture of tall models. This is important because the Z-axis texture can deteriorate as the model height increases, leading to a rough and uneven surface.
The Z-axis magic box technology works by using a combination of hardware and software to precisely control the movement of the Z-axis. This ensures that the nozzle is always at the correct height and that the filament is deposited evenly.
The result is tall models with smooth and consistent surface quality. This is a significant advantage over other 3D printers, which can produce tall models with rough and uneven surfaces.
Camera control technology allows users to remotely control the printing process, including speed, pause, and temperature, using a dedicated mobile app. This feature can help users achieve the best printing quality in the shortest amount of time, without the risk of failure. It is especially useful for printing large models and for long prints.
In other words, users can use the mobile app to start and stop prints, adjust printing parameters, and monitor the printing process in real time. This can save users a lot of time and hassle, and it can help to ensure that prints are successful.
In addition to the enhanced features listed, the Creatbot D600 Pro2 boasts a 32-bit motherboard upgrade paired with a powerful NPU core processor. This combination ensures swift and responsive execution of program instructions without any delays.
Another noteworthy feature to mention is the new 7-inch touchscreen with new UI design s a significant improvement over previous touchscreen displays. It is larger, clearer, more intuitive, and easier to use
The CreatBot D600 Pro 2 offers an large 600 mm x 600 mm x 600 mm print volume, combined with a rapid-heating print bed, dual extrusion capacity, a consistently heated chamber at 70°C, temperature-controlled filament chamber and all other improved features. Despite its substantial print capabilities, it maintains a compact design suitable for small workspaces, offices, or busy production areas. This fully assembled 3D printer is hassle-free to set up.
Notably, the D600 Pro 2 excels in offering an office-friendly footprint while delivering industrial-grade performance. Its ability to work with a variety of materials, from PLA to high-performance filaments, makes it a versatile choice for high-detail models and various applications.
The Auto-Rising dual extruders, with temperature ranges from 260°C to 420°C, expand filament options further. The use of martensitic steel in the hotend ensures durability even at high temperatures, enhancing the printer’s flexibility and material compatibility.
For those seeking professional 3D printing capabilities, the CreatBot D600 Pro 2 is a compelling choice.
Starting from October 2023, the Creatbot D600 Pro 2 will be readily available in Malaysia. Feel free to reach out to us for additional information or to schedule a demonstration session
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Related: CreatBot D600 Pro3 HS
Superseded model. CreatBot has moved on: the CreatBot D600 Pro 3 is the current machine in this family, and the Pro 2 is kept on this page because people still search for it. If you are buying new, start with the Pro 3 — and if you are not sure which generation suits your work, ask us and we will say plainly rather than sell you the wrong one.
The D600 Pro 2 is a 600 mm-class industrial FDM machine — the size of printer you buy when a part will not fit a desktop machine at all. Its defining features are the auto-rising dual extruders with hot ends rated to 420 °C, a magnetic build platform, and camera monitoring for long unattended prints.
Two things decide whether it is the right machine: the material, and the size. High-temperature hot ends are what make it useful for engineering polymers rather than PLA and PETG; the build volume is what makes it useful for jigs, moulds and full-scale components. If your part fits a 256 mm cube and prints in ordinary filament, a desktop enclosed printer will do the job faster and for far less.
| Machine | Build class | What it is for |
|---|---|---|
| CreatBot D600 Pro 2 | 600 mm class, auto-rising dual extruders to 420 °C | Large parts and tooling in engineering materials, with dual extrusion for support or a second material |
| CreatBot D1000 | 1000 mm cube | Full-scale prototypes, jigs and moulds — when even a 600 mm class machine is not enough |
| Bambu Lab P2S / P1S | 256 mm cube, enclosed | Everyday engineering parts that fit the cube — faster, simpler and cheaper per part |
| Bambu Lab X2D | 256 mm, dual nozzle, actively heated chamber | Engineering materials and multi-material work at desktop scale |
| Bambu Lab H2D | Larger than desktop | Engineering work that outgrows a 256 mm cube but does not need an industrial frame |
The rest of the range is on the CreatBot brand page. If you are weighing up a large-format machine against a desktop one, the honest starting point is the part: send us the dimensions, the material and how many you need, and we will say which machine actually fits rather than sell the biggest one.
It is a 600 mm-class machine. Tell us your part dimensions and we will confirm the exact build envelope against the current specification sheet — it is not worth guessing when the part is expensive.
The 420 °C hot ends are the point: they open up high-temperature engineering polymers that ordinary printers cannot touch. For PEEK-class materials specifically, there is a dedicated machine in the CreatBot range.
Two nozzles let you print a part and its support in different materials — soluble support being the usual reason, so internal geometry can be supported and then dissolved away. The extruders rise automatically so the idle nozzle does not drag on the print.
Yes, and it is quoted per configuration rather than from a list price, because the package depends on nozzle sizes, materials and how much of the workflow you automate. Tell us the application and we will quote against it.
Only buy the large machine if your parts genuinely need it. Large-format FDM is slower per part and needs more bench space, more power and more attention; a desktop enclosed printer is the better tool for anything that fits it.
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