The CreatBot D1000 Pro HS is a large-format industrial 3D printer with a 1.16 m³ build volume (1050 × 1050 × 1050 mm), upgraded Klipper firmware for speeds up to 300 mm/s, and an auto-rising dual-extruder system with automatic nozzle shutter technology capable of printing high-performance materials like ABS, Nylon, and carbon fiber composites. Designed for manufacturers and prototyping labs, it combines speed, precision, and reliability with features like a 420°C extruder, heated chamber, auto-leveling, dry filament storage, and remote monitoring. Used by companies like Faurecia for automotive mold production, it enables cost-effectiveindustrial 3D printing of large-scale objects and prototypes.
What is the print quality and performance of the CreatBot D1000 Pro HS Professional 3D Printer?
Exceptional detail is possible with the Creatbot D1000 Pro HS 3D printer, which prints at 50-micron resolution and maintains accuracy across its full 1.16 m³ build volume. Positioning precision of 0.011 mm (XY) and 0.0025 mm (Z) ensures large-scale prints remain dimensionally accurate, with advanced calibration systems including HD camera-based XY offset detection (0.02mm accuracy) and dual photoelectric sensor Z offset (0.005mm accuracy) for meeting high-resolution standards for industrial use.
The system uses an AI-powered HD macro camera to automatically image each nozzle tip. AI visual recognition calculates the exact XY coordinate difference between the two extruders, finishing calibration in ~30 seconds and eliminating manual test-pattern printing and iterative tweaks.
For Z calibration, dual photoelectric sensors detect when each nozzle reaches the same reference height and measure the vertical difference with 0.005 mm accuracy. This matters most in large-format printing, where small offset errors compound across a 1000 mm+ build volume.
Stable speeds up to 300 mm/s — five times faster than the original D1000 — are achieved without losing quality. Optimized Klipper firmware and a Volcano-based hotend enable this performance, reaching a record-breaking flow rate of 90 mm³/s.
Consistency on long prints comes from an all-steel chassis for vibration control, linear rails built to resist deflection over 1000 mm, and NEMA 34 servo motors with closed-loop control that prevent step loss while reducing heat and noise.
Print quality is reinforced by an eddy current bed leveling system with 0.001mm precision that maps the build plate in 60 seconds — 80% faster than traditional methods and 99% more accurate — compensating in real time through intelligent quad-Z axis adjustments.
These bed leveling adjustments reduce vibration and ensure consistent print quality, even during high-speed, long-duration printing sessions.
An 80°C actively heated chamber with internal double-layer insulation cotton maintains stable conditions for high-performance materials, preventing warping and delamination. The system includes intelligent heating algorithms and Z-Axis Magic Box technology to compensate for thermal expansion.
A direct-drive system with auto-rising dual extruders (up to 420°C) and automatic dual nozzle shutter technology delivers steady, uniform extrusion while eliminating stringing, oozing, and cross-contamination between materials— vital for large prints that run for days. Backup Mode: If the filament in the main nozzle (No. 1) is exhausted, the printer automatically switches to the secondary nozzle (No. 2) to continue printing, ensuring uninterrupted production even during filament changes.
Faurecia, supplier to Audi, Volkswagen, Nissan, and GM, uses the D1000 platform to produce seat molds. One project included a 820 × 748 × 160 mm lid (9 kg) and a 820 × 748 × 200 mm bowl (16 kg), printed in Nylon-carbon fiber with 50% infill. Both parts withstood 100 MPa of pressure and passed rigorous testing.
Which filaments can you use with the CreatBot D1000 Pro HS FDM 3D Printer?
The Creatbot D1000 Pro HS FFF 3D printer supports an open material system for any 1.75 mm filament up to 420°C. It works with over 10 types, from PLA, ABS, and ASA to high-performance options like PETG, PC, Nylon, and carbon fiber–reinforced variants.
CreatBot’s UltraPA-CF filament offers 80 MPa strength and 150°C heat resistance, suited for functional prototypes and end-use parts. The dual-extruder setup also supports PVA for dissolvable supports in complex large models.
PC-CF: A 6.5 kg industrial model printed in PC-CF measured 418 × 722 × 665 mm and required 217 hours to complete.
PC-CF: This large black industrial part, printed in PC-CF filament, weighs 6.5 kg, measures 418 × 722 × 665 mm, and took 217 hours to complete.
PET-CF: An electric vehicle seat printed in PET-CF filament weighs 2.4 kg, measures 750 × 390 × 375 mm, and required 65 hours to produce.
PC-CF: High-strength industrial component, made from PC-CF filament, weighs 2.6 kg, measures 358 × 339 × 545 mm, and took 84 hours to print.
Other Print Samples of Large Parts:
What is the build volume of the CreatBot D1000 Pro HS Large-Scale 3D Printer?
The CreatBot D1000 Pro HS is an industrial-grade 3D printer designed for large-scale production, offering a massive build volume of 1050 x 1050 x 1050 mm in single-extrusion mode or 990 × 1000 × 1000 mm in dual-extruder mode. Its capacity allows large-scale 3D printing of full-size parts, tools, and molds, avoiding multi-part assembly — for instance, a 35 kg snake sample was printed in a single run.
What is the difference between the CreatBot D1000 Pro HS, BigRep ONE, Modix Big-Meter, Builder Extreme 3000 PRO?
Creatbot D1000 Pro HS — turnkey 1.16 m³ platform focused on high-temp, large ABS/PA jobs: enclosed with an active 80 °C chamber with internal insulation cotton, 420 °C nozzle, 90 mm³/s flow, factory-assembled with advanced calibration systems; dual (non-IDEX) with automatic nozzle shutter narrows X to 990 mm and the bed tops out at 100 °C.
In contrast:
Modix Big-Meter — wins on the base price ($20k+), highest configurable throughput (up to 160 mm³/s; >500 g/h), 110 °C bed, and optional IDEX that keeps the full 1000 mm X; loses to the D1000 on having no active chamber and being a self-assembly kit, with a lower practical nozzle ceiling (tested ~340 °C vs 420 °C).
Mingda MD-1000D — wins on being factory-assembled, lower price vs D1000 ($32,999+), and a hotter bed (110 °C); loses on thermals and output (no active chamber, ≤350 °C nozzle — recommended ≤320 °C—and ~40 mm³/s flow vs ~90 mm³/s).
BigRep ONE (ONE.5) — wins on slightly larger cube (1005³ mm) and Single/Dual/Twin (IDEX) modes; loses on process control and performance (open frame with no chamber, 280 °C nozzle, 80 °C bed, ~72 g/h output) and the highest price ($49,900+).
Enclosed, Active Heated chamber: 80 °C with internal insulation cotton
Enclosed; No active heated chamber.
Enclosed; No active heated chamber.
Open frame; no heated chamber
Extruders / IDEX
Dual, not IDEX
Single; IDEX optional
Dual extruders, not IDEX
Single/Dual/Twin (IDEX) modes available
Max nozzle temp (°C)
420
Components rated 500 (tested to 340)
≤ 350 (rec ≤ 320)
280
Max bed temp (°C)
100
110
110
80
Volumetric flow (mm³/s)
90
Std ~30; High-Flow 45–60; Ultra 160
40
n/s
Rated output (g/h)
n/s
Std ~93.8; Ultra >500
n/s
~72
Assembly
Assembled
Self-assembly kit (assembly services available in the US/EU)
Assembled
Assembled
Bottom-Line:
Buy the Creatbot D1000 Pro HS when consistent high-temperature printing in a fully enclosed, factory-built 1.16 m³ machine with advanced calibration systems, dual nozzle shutter technology, and 80°C chamber temperature is the priority.
Choose the Modix Big-Meter if lowest cost-per-liter, IDEX, and maximum throughput matter more than an active chamber and you’re okay with assembling a kit.
Buy the Mingda MD-1000D if you want an assembled unit for mid-temp materials at a lower price.
Avoid the BigRep ONE because you will pay the highest price for the worst feature set.
What is the difference in build volume between the CreatBot D1000 Pro HS and Creatbot D600 Pro 2 HS 3D Printer?
The CreatBot D1000 Pro HS offers a massive build volume of 1050 × 1050 × 1050 mm, while the D600 Pro2 HS provides 600 × 600 × 600 mm. The Creatbot D1000 Pro HS is the largest model in the Creatbot 3D printers lineup.
What printer controls are available on the CreatBot D1000 Pro HS?
The D1000 Pro HS uses a 10-inch full-color touchscreen with multi-language support as its main control hub. It offers six menus: axis controls, filament management, status monitoring, settings, U-disk file access, and print operations with resume function.
Through the touchscreen, users can set nozzle temps up to 420°C, bed temps to 100°C, and control chamber and hot air heating. It also allows real-time pause, stop, and resume, axis movement in 1/10/100 mm steps, filament loading/unloading, and motor calibration for X, Y, Z, and extruders.
The control panel also manages the filament dry room, with settings of 45°C and 65°C to condition moisture-sensitive materials before printing.
What connectivity options are available on the CreatBot D1000 Pro HS?
The D1000 Pro HS offers 4 connectivity options: USB for direct transfer, WiFi for wireless control and remote access, LAN for local network connectivity, and U-disk support for standalone printing without a computer.
Wi-Fi Antenna:
The CreatBot D1000 Pro HS is designed to simplify industrial 3D printing for large-scale objects and prototypes. Its camera control technology allows customers monitor and control the printing process — speed, pause, temperature, and more — remotely through an app, helping achieve the best print quality in the shortest time without failures.
Camera:
Remote Control Interface:
What software is offered with the CreatBot D1000 Pro HS?
The D1000 Pro HS comes with CreatWare slicing software optimized for CreatBot machines. Its user-friendly interface features fast processing, parameter modes for balancing speed and accuracy, and preview simulations to visualize settings before printing.
Beyond CreatWare, the D1000 HS supports third-party slicers like Orca Slicer, Cura, Simplify3D, and PrusaSlicer, giving users flexibility in workflow.
What is the design and build quality of the CreatBot D1000 Pro HS Industrial 3D Printer?
The Creatbot D1000 Pro HS industrial large-scale 3D printer features an all-steel chassis, oversized linear rails to prevent sag, and NEMA34 servo drives with 0.011 mm XY and 0.0025 mm Z precision. The first batch of CreatBot 3D printers with steel bodies have been operating for over 13 years and 30,000 hours, demonstrating their durability and reliability.
Its four-segment aluminum platform uses magnetic BuildTak sheets with an independent quad-Z axis system, while an 80°C heated chamber with internal insulation cotton, HEPA filtration, RCD protection, safety door lock, true external air cooling, and integrated filament dry room ensure industrial-grade reliability.
Engineered for large-format 3D printing, the D1000 HS uses oversized linear rails with calculated metal thickness to prevent deflection across spans over 1000 mm, eliminating sag common in standard rails and maintaining smooth, precise motion at high speeds.
The rail modules use high-strength CCM belts, a trusted brand in industrial drive components.
Motion control relies on NEMA34 servo drives with closed-loop control, delivering fast response, no inertia, and zero delays. This system prevents step loss, lowers heat and noise, and sustains positioning accuracy of 11 μm (XY) and 2.5 μm (Z).
The build platform is made of four aluminum segments, leveled on a single plane and topped with four magnetic BuildTak sheets coated with PEI.
The platform is driven by an independent quad-Z axis system with four heavy-duty ball screws strong enough to support a person's weight.
Each motor operates independently for individual height compensation at each corner, eliminating first-layer adhesion issues and providing superior load capacity, anti-tilt correction, and torque compensation while maintaining precise Z-axis positioning.
The D1000 Pro HS utilizes a high-precision servo probe to measure and record the platform's flatness at 100 points during initial setup. An eddy current sensor with 0.001mm precision performs non-contact bed leveling in 60 seconds — 80% faster than traditional methods and 99% more accurate. The system applies intelligent Z-axis compensation during printing to ensure consistent first-layer adhesion across the full 1.16 m³ build area.
The enclosed chamber with internal insulation cotton uses powerful heaters to reach 80°C, maintaining consistent internal temperatures. The system includes intelligent heating algorithms and Z-Axis Magic Box technology to compensate for thermal expansion of the frame and build plate.
The HEPA filtration system captures particles and volatile compounds released during printing.
The D1000 Pro HS features a safety door lock system that automatically halts printing operations immediately upon door access detection, ensuring enterprise-compliant secure printing and preventing unauthorized operation exposure.
True external air cooling is provided by a medical-grade pump engineered for 24/7 operation, delivering powerful, constant air pressure with ultra-quiet performance and eddy current sensor protection.
The D1000 HS uses industrial-grade electrical architecture protected behind a removable front panel. A residual current device (RCD) provides ground fault protection for operator safety during high-power use.
A high-capacity power supply ensures stable delivery for the heating zones, servo motors, and electronics running simultaneously.
The integrated dry room holds two 5 kg filament rolls and maintains 45°C or 65°C to preserve material quality.
Filament Runout Sensor:
What comes included in the box with CreatBot D1000 Pro HS?
Main Components
Fully assembled D1000 Pro HS printer with pre-installed Klipper firmware
Intelligent dual-extruder kit (auto-rising)
Eddy current auto-leveling bed & 80°C heated chamber
Remote camera monitoring system
Filament drying enclosure (dual 5 kg spools)
HEPA + carbon air filter
10-inch full-color touchscreen
Advanced servo motor motion system
Aviation aluminum plate with removable magnetic platform
Documentation
User manual
USB flash drive
Filament
3 × 3 kg PLA spools
1 × 1 kg ABS spool
Tools and Accessories
Tweezers, scraper, screwdriver, wrench, hex keys
Nozzle cleaning needle
13 mm wrench (table adjustment)
Cleaning rod for filament path
Spare Parts and Consumables
Spare height sensor
Extruder parts
Steel nozzles
2 × adhesion glue
Spare driver
The D1000 Pro HS ships fully assembled and ready to run after calibration. It includes the 420°C dual-extruder system with automatic nozzle shutter, eddy current bed leveling, HD camera with AI visual recognition, safety door lock, and pre-installed Klipper firmware for high-speed printing. Product dimensions are 1870 × 1430 × 1940 mm (750 kg). Packing dimensions are 2070 × 1610 × 2240 mm with a total weight of 880 kg, reflecting its heavy-duty build and 1.16 m³ capacity.
Note: Package contents are set by the manufacturer and may change without notice. Confirm current inclusions with a sales representative before ordering.
What upgrades and accessories are available for the CreatBot D1000 Pro HS?
The CreatBot D1000 Pro HS offers upgrades like 420°C and 260°C hotends, hardened steel nozzles sized 0.3–1.0 mm for abrasive filaments, brass nozzles for standard use, quick-swap modular hotends, BLTouch auto bed leveling sensors (49$), filament sensors, replacement heating and temperature sensors, official 150W and 200W power supplies, and HEPA filter replacements.
Item
Description
Functionality
Compatibility
420°C Hotend
High-temperature replacement
Prints high-performance materials requiring extreme heat
All D1000 Pro HS models
260°C Hotend
Standard replacement
For everyday materials like PLA, ABS, and ASA
All D1000 Pro HS models
Hardened Steel Nozzles
Sizes 0.3–1.0 mm
Handles abrasive filaments (e.g., carbon fiber); heat resistant up to 500°C
All D1000 Pro HS hotends
Brass Nozzles
Economical replacement
Better thermal conductivity for standard materials; lower-cost option
All D1000 Pro HS hotends
The D1000 Pro HS’s modular design allows quick hotend swaps, making it easy to switch between small nozzles for detail and larger ones for high-volume prints. The hotend can be quickly swapped for different nozzle sizes ranging from 0.3mm to 1.0mm.
Hardened steel nozzles are recommended for abrasive materials like UltraPA-CF. Official 150W and 200W power supplies ensure safe operation, while replacement HEPA filters keep the air system effective when printing with materials such as ABS, Nylon, and PC.
What maintenance is required for the CreatBot D1000 HS series?
The CreatBot D1000 Pro HS requires8 primary maintenance procedures.
Motion System Maintenance (3 items)
Guide rails- Clean and lubricate if head movement sticks.
Belts- Inspect for wear; check belt wheel screws.
Stepper motors- Monitor for chipset damage or burning.
Electrical System Maintenance (2 items)
Temperature sensors- Replace if inaccurate or showing MINTEMP/MAXTEMP errors.
Power system- Check switch, fuse, adapter, and board if power fails.
Environmental Controls (2 items)
Room temperature- Keep above 0°C for stable sensor readings and proper heating.
Dust control- Maintain clean workspace to avoid nozzle clogs.
Platform Maintenance (1 item)
Build surface- Apply masking tape or Kapton, verify flatness with ±0.1 mm nozzle gap.
Preventive Maintenance Requirements
Store filament in sealed containers.
Keep printer dust- and moisture-free when not in use.
Use short USB cables and correct port settings (250000 baud rate) if connection issues occur.
What support and warranty come with the CreatBot 3D Printers?
The Creatbot D1000 Pro HS includes a 12-month warranty covering defects and component failures from delivery, with free replacement parts and repair guidance. Hotends and nozzles, treated as consumables, carry a 6-month warranty.
As an authorized reseller, Top 3D Shop offers added support via phone, chat, and email Monday–Friday. Assistance covers not only troubleshooting but also print optimization, material selection, and operational guidance.
CreatBot provides lifetime online support, including firmware updates, software help, and technical consultation. Users can contact support@creatbot.com with 24-hour weekday responses or schedule Skype sessions for complex issues. Customer feedback highlights fast, helpful responses, especially on filament compatibility, ensuring continuous expert support to maximize uptime and productivity.
Full up-to-date warranty terms are available on the manufacturer's website: https://www.creatbot.com/en/warranty.html
How much does the CreatBot D1000 Pro HS cost?
The price of the CreatBot D1000 Pro HS is $33,107.07. This investment offers a 1.16 m³ build volume (1050 × 1050 × 1050 mm), 300 mm/s print speeds, and compatibility with engineering-grade materials. With a 90 mm³/s flow rate hotend, 80°C heated chamber with intelligent thermal compensation, eddy current bed leveling, dual nozzle shutter technology, and remote monitoring with HD camera, this large scale 3D printer reduces costs and lead times by enabling in-house production of large prototype models, end-use parts, and tooling that would otherwise require outsourcing or multi-part assembly. Buy CreatBot D1000 Pro HS at Top 3D Shop!
Air filters
HEPA+Carbon
Auto-rising extruders
Yes
Build plate
Aviation Aluminum Plates
Chamber temperature
80 ℃
Display
10-inch full color touch screen independent operating system (multi-language)
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