Original Prusa MK4S 3D Printer

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High-speed FDM 3D printer with advanced auto-leveling
  • 360° cooling with high-flow nozzle
  • Loadcell sensor for perfect first layers
  • Input Shaper and Pressure Advance firmware
  • Wi-Fi and ethernet connectivity included
Advantages:
  • Flexible Payment Terms
  • 1 Year Warranty
  • Local Technical Support
  • Free Online Training
We Accept Purchase Orders From All Educational Institutions and Eligible Business Customers
What's Included:
  • Smooth PEI Print Sheet
  • 1 kg Prusament PLA filament
  • USB drive with G-codes
  • Tool set
Price $1,345.00
Lead time is 2-3 weeks.

The Original Prusa MK4S builds on the MK4 with faster speeds, greater accuracy, and Prusa’s reliable print quality, featuring innovations like 360° cooling, a high-flow nozzle, and firmware with Input Shaper and Pressure Advance for smooth, complex prints. With a 250×210×220 mm build volume, it supports materials from PLA to carbon-filled filaments, includes a Loadcell sensor for perfect first layers, and connects via Wi-Fi or ethernet. Made in the EU and easy to maintain or upgrade, it suits beginners and professionals in schools, workshops, and small-scale manufacturing.

 

What is the print quality and performance of the Original Prusa MK4S 3D Printer?

The Original Prusa MK4S delivers exceptional print quality with average dimensional deviations as low as 0.067 mm and maximum deviations of 0.162 mm verified by CT scans, combined with a high-flow nozzle achieving 71% higher flow rates

3D model deviation diagram showing a cylindrical part printed by Prusa MK4 with color-coded accuracy from -0.50 mm to 0.50 mm.

CT scans show the Prusa MK4S leads in accuracy, with an average deviation of 0.067 mm and a maximum of 0.162 mm, outperforming bed-slinger competitors at 0.139–0.141 mm average and 0.355–0.465 mm maximum.

Prusa MK4S Competitor 1 Competitor 2
Average Deviation 0.067 mm 0.139 mm 0.141 mm
Maximum Deviation 0.162 mm 0.355 mm 0.465 mm

The MK4S’s high-flow nozzle and 360° cooling deliver strong adhesion, smooth finishes, and sharp edges at much higher speeds than earlier models. Its performance earned a 30/30 print quality score from TechRadar and the title of “Best Printer for Quality” from CNET.

The MK4S’s high dimensional accuracy ensures parts fit together perfectly.

Prusa MK4 3D printer with printed mechanical gear parts in hand, showcasing precision and detail.

The MK4S uses 0.9° stepper motors, Trinamic 2130 drivers, and a Nextruder direct drive with a 10:1 gearbox to deliver precise filament control and eliminate VFAs.

Prusa MK4 3D printer with black frame, orange elements, active printing process on build plate, and branded control display.

The MK4S supports 0.05–0.30 mm layer heights, delivering excellent quality even at maximum speeds.

Purple 3D-printed ornate boat with skull design, created by Prusa MK4.

The MK4S’s redesigned 360° cooling system, with a turbine and fan shroud, allows printing overhangs up to 75° without supports, boosting both quality and speed.

Prusa MK4 3D printer printing detailed geometric parts with angle markings, showcasing precision and intricate design capabilities.Prusa MK4 3D printer with an angular, fan-shaped model on the print bed, showcasing intricate detail and precise printing capabilities.Prusa MK4 prints a small intricate chair. Black nozzle and orange components visible in the background, highlighting the 3D printing process.

The MK4S’s high-flow nozzle increases melt capacity from 18 to 26 mm³/s, boosting flow rates by 71% with a 0.4 mm nozzle. Paired with improved cooling, it can print a Benchy in 8–10 minutes at excellent quality, rivaling competitors claiming 500–600 mm/s speeds.

Orange 3D printed boat models showcasing Prusa MK4 speed comparison: 14 minutes under Speed Boat Race Rules, 8 minutes for Bonkers Benchy.

The Loadcell sensor guarantees a perfect first layer on any surface, removing the need for manual leveling. Paired with advanced cooling and extrusion, it produces accurate, strong prints with minimal finishing, even at high speeds.

Prusa MK4 3D printer in action on a workbench, with detailed extruder and LCD display, next to a laptop showing print setup.

3D-printed orange rocket engine model created by Prusa MK4, showcasing intricate details and geometric design.

3D-printed gray castle model with towers created by Prusa MK4, showcasing intricate details and complex structures.

Orange and black 3D-printed rocket engine models made by Prusa MK4, showcasing intricate design and precision, on a white background.

Prusa MK4 3D printer showcasing dual black curved parts in progress, featuring orange brackets and visible branding on a dark background.

Which filaments can you use with the Original Prusa MK4S FDM 3D printer?

The MK4S supports 23+ filament types out of the box, from everyday PLA and PETG to engineering materials like PC, PP, ASA, carbon-filled composites, CPE, PVB, and PVA. Its Nextruder direct drive ensures reliable printing with flexibles like TPU through precise extrusion control.

For materials needing higher ambient temperatures like ABS, ASA, PC, and Nylon, the MK4S works best with the optional Prusa Enclosure, which stabilizes the environment, prevents drafts, and ensures strong layer adhesion.

Prusa MK4 3D printer with black-orange frame, filament spool, and touch control panel; designed for professional-quality object printing.

With the optional Advanced Filtration System, the Prusa Enclosure also removes ultra-fine particles, making printing with technical materials safer.

Prusa MK4 3D printer interior showing a filter labeled "Designed for Prusa" by Alveo3D, in a black frame within the printer enclosure.

The MK4S reaches 290 °C at the nozzle and 120 °C at the heatbed, covering both standard and advanced materials. Its all-metal hotend prevents heat creep, while the magnetic bed with removable PEI sheets ensures reliable adhesion. It ships with a Smooth PEI sheet, with Textured and Satin options available for specific needs.

Prusa MK4 3D printer on a desktop with visible branding, featuring a print head and build plate in a workshop setting.

The MK4S follows an open-material approach, supporting Prusament and any 1.75 mm third-party filament. Its PrusaSlicer software includes 180+ tested material profiles for optimized print settings.

Prusa MK4 3D printer extruder with filament loading, showcasing branding and design on an orange background.

The MK4S’s modular design allows quick, precise nozzle swaps, rivaling CoreXY systems. Users can switch from the included 0.4 mm high-flow nozzle to optional 0.25, 0.6, 0.8, or 1.0 mm nozzles to match material needs and detail levels.

Prusa MK4 3D printed samples show different nozzle and layer settings; left: 0.4mm, 11h 16m; right: 1.0mm, 1h 40m; colorful spools in the background.

What is the build volume of the Prusa MK4S?

The MK4S offers a 250 × 210 × 220 mm build volume, balancing footprint and capacity. It can handle larger objects like prototypes or assemblies in one piece, with an open-frame design that ensures easy access to the bed and finished prints.

Prusa MK4 3D printer in a workshop, featuring dual filament spools and a printed circular component on the bed, grey frame and orange accents.

What is the difference between the Prusa MK4S, Prusa Core One, Bambu Lab A1, Bambu Lab P2S, Bambu Lab P1S, Bambu Lab X1 Carbon?

Prusa MK4S — Best for teams that value open-source, upgradable, and repairable hardware with true local control (USB/LAN via Prusa Connect), load-cell first-layer + Mesh ABL for consistent adhesion, broad material support (ABS/ASA/HIPS/PA with the optional enclosure), and efficient operation (290 °C / 120 °C, ~80 W PLA). You can integrate any third-party tools or mods without lock-in, and as Prusa releases new models you can upgrade rather than replace—keeping long-term ownership costs low.

In contrast:

  • Prusa CORE One — Wins on enclosed printing with chamber to ~55 °C, taller Z (270 mm), and extra safety/sensing; loses to MK4S on price ($1,199 vs $999), weight/footprint (22.5 kg), and the MK4S’s simpler open-frame setup for PLA/PETG.
  • Bambu Lab A1 — Wins on lowest price ($349) and speed headline (500 mm/s) in a compact body; loses on materials (ABS/ASA/PC/PA/CF-GF not recommended), lower bed temp (100 °C), and a closed ecosystem where advanced features require their stack.
  • Bambu Lab P2S — Wins on throughput (600 mm/s, 40 mm³/s flow), 256³ mm enclosed cube, and built-in 1080p camera/filters; loses on Ethernet (none), open moddability (closed firmware/feature lock to their ecosystem), and higher PLA steady power (~200 W).
  • Bambu Lab P1S — Wins on price/speed ($549, 500 mm/s, 32 mm³/s) inside an enclosure; loses on bed temp (100 °C), feature ceiling (fewer on-machine controls/diagnostics), no Ethernet, and the closed ecosystem limitations.
  • Bambu Lab X1 Carbon — Wins on automation (Micro Lidar first-layer, rich sensing) and fast workflows (500 mm/s, 32 mm³/s) in a 256³ mm enclosure; loses on openness (closed firmware; limited third-party feature parity), no Ethernet, and it can’t match MK4S’s upgrade-kit path and field-serviceability.
Specification Prusa MK4S Prusa CORE One Bambu Lab A1 Bambu Lab P2S Bambu Lab P1S Bambu Lab X1 Carbon
Price (USD), from 999 1199 349 799 549 799
Build Volume (W×D×H) 250×210×220 mm 250×220×270 mm 256×256×256 mm 256×256×256 mm 256×256×256 mm 256×256×256 mm
Enclosure / Chamber Open (enclosure optional) Enclosed; up to 55 °C Open (no enclosure) Enclosed (passive) Enclosed (passive) Enclosed; regulated airflow
Max Nozzle / Bed 290 °C / 120 °C 290 °C / 120 °C 300 °C / 100 °C 300 °C / 110 °C 300 °C / 100 °C 300 °C / 110–120 °C
Max Flow 30 mm³/s 34-40 mm³/s 28 mm³/s 40 mm³/s 32 mm³/s 32 mm³/s
First Layer / Leveling Load-cell first layer; Mesh ABL Auto first layer (load cell); Mesh ABL Automated Automated Automated Automated
Materials PLA, PETG, Flex, PVA, PC, PP, CPE, PVB; ABS/ASA/HIPS/PA with enclosure PLA, PETG, Flex, PVA, PC, PP, CPE, PVB; ABS/ASA/HIPS/PA with Advanced Filtration PLA/PETG/TPU/PVA ideal; ABS/ASA/PC/PA/CF-GF not recommended Broad incl. PLA/PETG/ABS/ASA/TPU/PA/PC/PVA + CF/GF variants PLA/PETG/TPU/ABS/ASA/PET; PA/PC ideal PLA/PETG/TPU/ABS/ASA; PA/PC/CF-GF ideal
Filtration Can be installed as an optional add-on Can be installed as an optional add-on N/A Activated carbon (VOC/PM) Activated carbon Activated carbon
Connectivity / Control USB, LAN (Prusa Connect); optional Wi-Fi Ethernet, Wi-Fi module, USB Wi-Fi Dual-band Wi-Fi, USB Wi-Fi/Bluetooth Wi-Fi
Dimensions (W×D×H) 500×550×400 mm 415×444×555 mm 465×410×430 mm 392×406×478 mm 389×389×458 mm 389×389×457 mm
Net Weight 7 kg 22.5 kg 8.3 kg 14.9 kg 12.95 kg 14.13 kg

Bottom-Line:

  • Buy the Prusa MK4S, if you prioritize open firmware, third-party integration, upgradeability, and repairability —with consistent first layers and mature LAN control.
  • Step up to Prusa CORE One for a hotter chamber and taller Z inside the Prusa ecosystem.
  • Buy the Bambu Lab P2S/X1C, if maximum automation and raw speed outweigh openness/Ethernet,
  • Buy the Bambu Lab P1S or A1 strictly for budget throughput — accepting their ecosystem and material limits.
3D Printer build volume chart compares MK4S at 11.55L, CORE One, A1, P2S, P1S, and X1 Carbon, showing competition; the prusa mk4 creates samples.

What printer controls are available on the Prusa MK4S?

The MK4S uses a 3.5-inch color touchscreen as its main interface, offering intuitive controls for beginners and pros. From the menu, users can manage print jobs, load or unload filament, and run calibration routines including Z-axis alignment, Mesh Bed Leveling, loadcell testing, and automatic first-layer calibration.

Prusa MK4 3D printer's control panel on an orange surface, showing interface with print settings. Branding visible.

The MK4S control system includes diagnostics for fans, motion axes, heaters, and automatic loadcell calibration. An RGB status bar gives at-a-glance feedback, while the display shows real-time data such as layer number, time remaining, temperatures, and print progress.

Prusa MK4 3D printer with touch controls and orange frame printing a model, showcased with a hand interacting with the display screen.

What connectivity options are available on the Prusa MK4S?

The MK4S supports USB, Ethernet, and Wi-Fi with NFC setup. Users can print from USB drives, connect via wired networks, or configure Wi-Fi quickly with a smartphone tap.

Prusa MK4 3D printer setup with a smartphone showing "Ready to Scan" for wireless configuration, hand holding the phone.

For high-security environments, the MK4S’s Wi-Fi module can be physically removed to ensure full network isolation.

Prusa MK4 3D printer close-up showing a hand adjusting a component with visible branding, highlighting its precision engineering.

The MK4S integrates with Prusa Connect for remote monitoring and control via web or mobile app, enabling print management from anywhere. It also runs fully offline by default, sharing data only when users opt in. All connectivity features are backed by open-source firmware for transparency and security.

Hand holding a phone displaying Prusa MK4 3D printer settings, with the printer blurred in the background, highlighting smart connectivity features.

What software is offered with the Prusa MK4S?

The MK4S includes PrusaSlicer, an open-source slicer with 180+ tested material profiles and features like variable layer height, organic supports, and multi-material settings for the optional MMU3. Both the slicer and printer firmware receive regular updates, with the latest (v6.2.4, April 2025) adding Input Shaper and Pressure Advance for enhanced quality.

The MK4S works with Prusa Connect for remote control and multi-printer management via web or mobile app. It also links to Printables.com, Prusa’s library of free, optimized 3D models. All software is privacy-focused, with full offline functionality and data sharing only by user choice.

Prusa MK4 3D printer interface, showing progress of a blue part in PETG, telemetry data, and print settings on a web dashboard.

What is the design and build quality of the Prusa MK4S?

The Prusa MK4S features a rigid aluminum extrusion frame weighing 7 kg with a compact 500 × 550 × 400 mm footprint, durable all-metal components including a one-piece nozzle assemblyPrusa MK4 3D printer on a table with dual filament spools in a living room setting, featuring a modern interior and a person seated in the background.

The MK4S is built for durability and easy service, with no welded or glued parts and full disassembly possible using Allen keys. Its Nextruder has an aluminum heatsink and all-metal hotend path for reliable high-temperature printing.

Prusa MK4 3D printer close-up showing extruder with gears and cooling fan, detailed view of build plate and orange frame.

Original Prusa MK4S 3D printer nozzle assembly with labeled parts for detailed component identification.

Full List of Nextruder Components:

  1. Filament insertion point – accepts 1.75 mm filament.
  2. Idler lock (swivel) – flips up to unlock the idler door.
  3. Idler – applies pressure on the filament as it’s driven forward.
  4. Planetary gearbox and extruder motor – ensure precise filament feeding.
  5. Thumbscrew cover – opens to access thumbscrews for quick nozzle changes.
  6. Print fan – high-performance turbine for cooling prints.
  7. Fan shroud – directs airflow onto the printed object.
  8. Electronics cover – protects the breakout board.
  9. Idler screws – adjust filament pressure.
  10. Heatsink fan – cools the aluminum heatsink.
  11. Nozzle – ships with a default 0.4 mm nozzle.

Note: The MK4S uses a one-piece nozzle assembly instead of a tip, preventing heatbreak gaps and oozing while protecting the heater and thermistor during changes — fixing a common issue on the MK3.

Prusa MK4 printing a small precision part; the nozzle and mechanics are visible, showcasing its detailed 3D printing capabilities.

The MK4S motion system uses 0.9° stepper motors with Trinamic 2130 drivers to eliminate VFAs, while smooth rods and linear bearings ensure consistent movement.

Prusa MK4 3D printer in operation, showing print head and rails, branded with "Original Prusa MK4", sleek modern design.

The MK4S uses a custom 240 W Delta power supply with Power Panic hardware to recover from outages.

Prusa MK4 3D printer on a wooden table with hand connecting cables, filament near, brick wall background.

The MK4S is built in Prusa’s Prague facility with strict EU quality control, resulting in a warranty claim rate under 1%. Its construction combines machined metal, injection-molded parts, and Prusament PC Blend Carbon Fiber components for strength and heat resistance.

Prusa MK4 3D printer with labeled components, showing dual filament spools, extruder, and printer bed, designed for professional 3D printing tasks.

Full List of Components:

  1. Filament spool – holds printing material.
  2. Spool holder – supports the filament spool.
  3. Frame – rigid aluminum structure.
  4. Z-axis – threaded and smooth rods, moved by two stepper motors, raise and lower the Nextruder.
  5. X-axis – horizontal assembly with rods, motor, belt, and plastic parts that guide the Nextruder left to right.
  6. X-axis stepper motor – drives the Nextruder’s horizontal motion.
  7. Nextruder – direct-drive extruder for precise filament control.
  8. Electronics box – houses the xBuddy board, with Ethernet and Wi-Fi ports at the rear.
  9. LCD screen – touchscreen interface for control and configuration.
  10. Rotary knob & reset button – secondary control inputs.
  11. Power Supply Unit – custom 240 W Delta PSU with Power Panic.
  12. Heatbed (MK52) – proven design with embedded magnets for removable sheets.
  13. Print sheet – magnetic PEI sheet for adhesion and easy part removal.
  14. USB port & drive – used for G-code printing and firmware updates.

The MK4S’s integrated spool holder minimizes friction for smoother filament feeding.

Prusa MK4 3D printer in industrial setting, showing dual filament spools, frame, and branding.

The MK4S’s magnetic heatbed with removable spring steel sheets makes print removal and surface maintenance easy.

Prusa MK4 3D printer with a person holding a printed part in a modern room; 3D printer features dual spool and an LCD panel.

What comes included in the box with Prusa MK4S?

  • Original Prusa MK4S 3D printer (assembled or kit)
  • Smooth PEI Print Sheet
  • 1 kg spool of Prusament PLA (Galaxy Black)
  • USB drive with sample G-codes
  • Spool holder
  • Prusa bearing lubricant
  • Alcohol wipes
  • Acupuncture needle for nozzle cleaning
  • Tool set (Uni-wrench, 13–16 wrench, pliers, Allen & Torx keys)
  • Power cable (US or EU)
  • 3D Printing Handbook
  • Warranty note

The MK4S ships ready to print, with a full spool of Prusament PLA Galaxy Black, a pre-installed Smooth PEI sheet, and a USB drive with sample files. A tool set supports assembly and maintenance, while the 3D Printing Handbook provides setup, calibration, and troubleshooting guidance.

Note: Package contents may change without notice. Confirm current items with a Top3DShop sales representative before ordering.

Original Prusa MK4 package includes printer, print sheet, filament, tools, spool holder, USB drive with sample G-codes, lubricant, and handbook.

What upgrades and accessories are available for the Prusa MK4S?

Prusa3D offers more than 30 accessories and upgrades for the Prusa MK4S.

3D Printer Multi-Material & Enclosure Upgrades

Accessory Function Price (USD) Image
Enclosure Printer enclosure that surrounds the printer to reduce drafts and dust exposure, help stabilize the printing environment, and improve safety in shared spaces. $471 Prusa MK4 3D printer with visible branding, orange components, and filament spool showcased in an enclosed, transparent case.
MMU3 Multi-Material Upgrade Multi-material upgrade that adds automatic filament switching for compatible Prusa printers, enabling multi-material or multi-color prints from a single printer. $468 Prusa MK4 3D printer component showing filament inputs and labeled MMU3, black frame with branding, and visible wiring for operation.

Enclosure Add-ons (Filtration, Lighting, Safety & Cabling)

Accessory Function Price (USD) Image
Advanced Filtration System for Original Prusa Enclosure Side-mounted air filtration add-on for the Original Prusa Enclosure to reduce VOC odors and ultrafine particles (UFPs). Uses a high-pressure blower and a 2-in-1 filter (HEPA rated 99.9% efficiency + active carbon granules). Designed for easy filter replacement; estimated filter life at least 600 hours of runtime. Requires the Enclosure Basic Board and PSU (sold separately) for power/control. Package includes blower, HEPA filter, blower o-ring, filter bracket, and 4 vibration dampers. $119 Prusa MK4 air purifier attached to printer, textured black casing, visible branding “Designed for Prusa”, industrial setting, sleek design.
Basic Board and PSU for Original Prusa Enclosure (for Filtration unit and LED) Power/control electronics pack for the Original Prusa Enclosure that is required for enclosure add-ons such as the Advanced Filtration System and White LED Strip. One Basic Board + PSU can power both add-ons at the same time (both connect to a single board). Package includes Enclosure Basic Board, power supply, power-cord Y-splitter, and Basic Board cover (PSU mount not included). $70 Prusa MK4 3D printer components: power adapter, cables, instruction manual, and circuit board laid out on a white background.
Fire Suppression System for Original Prusa Enclosure MK

Self-contained, tube-style automatic fire suppression for the Original Prusa Enclosure. Works without power and triggers automatically at high temperatures. Uses a clean extinguishing agent, the used concentration is harmless to people. Includes a BlazeCut T Series tube (T033E) and two P-clamps.

$165 Black and silver 3D printer rod with accessories, printed by Prusa MK4. Features two clips, screws, and washers on a white background.
HEPA filter Replacement HEPA filter element for the Advanced Filtration System. Estimated life span is at least 600 hours of runtime. $41 Black foam filter with hexagonal pattern, created by Prusa MK4 3D printer, appears sturdy and precise, showcasing intricate design and craftsmanship.
Mechanical Lock for Original Prusa Enclosure

Mechanical door lock kit for the Original Prusa Enclosure, designed to prevent unsupervised access—useful for schools, universities, hackerspaces, and other shared spaces. Installs into the enclosure door. Includes the lock, lock rod(s), lock lever, handle with lock hole, and door holders (A/B).

$36 Prusa MK4 3D printer with orange components, showing a close-up of the locking mechanism with keys, emphasizing its robust design.
PSU Cable Quick-release for Original Prusa Enclosure (MK4/S)

Quick-release connector kit for Original Prusa Enclosure (MK4/S) PSU cables, making it faster to disconnect and reconnect power wiring when you frequently remove the printer (e.g., print-farm maintenance). Compatible only with black (Delta) PSUs; silver PSUs require an upgrade first.

$70 Hand connecting a white cable to a black Prusa MK4 3D printer, showcasing its setup or maintenance process in a professional setting.
White LED Strip for Original Prusa Enclosure

LED lighting add-on for the Original Prusa Enclosure to illuminate the interior for easier setup and monitoring. Requires the Enclosure Basic Board and PSU (sold separately) to power the LED strip. Default color is white, with an upgrade path later via SmartBox expansion (RGB / programmable).

$57 Prusa MK4 3D printer printing a detailed white architectural model on its bed, showcasing precision and advanced technology.

Build Surfaces (Print Sheets & Surface Films)

Accessory Function Price (USD) Image
Smooth PEI Print Sheet

Removable spring-steel sheet with a smooth, double-sided PEI surface for MK52 heatbeds with embedded high-Curie magnets. Optimized for PLA, offers strong adhesion with most materials, and leaves a smooth bottom finish. Notes: don’t clean with IPA before printing PETG (a release agent may be needed), and use glue stick for flexible filaments.

$49 Prusa MK4 build plate features grid lines, branding, and a smooth finish for precise 3D printing, designed for creating accurate parts and samples.
PA Nylon Powder-coated Print Sheet

Powder-coated spring-steel print sheet with a special surface finish for polyamide (PA) filaments, especially Prusament PA11 Carbon Fiber Black. Designed to improve adhesion where PA tends to stick poorly to standard textured or satin sheets. Care: clean only with pure water—IPA or acetone will quickly deteriorate the surface. Glue stick isn’t required or recommended. For greasy spots, use water with a drop of dishwashing detergent.

$83 Prusa MK4 build plate with branding and safety icons on a black surface.
PEI-Ultem sheet

Replacement PEI-Ultem surface sheet with 3M 200MP adhesive backing (260 × 242 mm, 175 µm thick). Small dots may be visible and can slightly affect the bottom finish, but don’t impact print reliability.

$13 Cream-colored square part created by Prusa MK4 3D printer, showing smooth texture and sharp edges, emphasizing precision and quality in printing.
PP powder-coated Print Sheet

Powder-coated spring-steel print sheet designed for polypropylene (PP) filaments, providing a dedicated build surface to improve PP adhesion and ensure reliable release.

$66 Prusa MK4 3D printer build plate displaying Original Prusa branding, brown surface designed for precise and reliable 3D printing.
Satin Powder-coated Print Sheet

Powder-coated spring-steel print sheet with a lightly textured matte/satin finish, offering performance between smooth and textured sheets. Provides strong, balanced adhesion—especially for PLA and PETG—and is compatible with many other filaments (including ABS, ASA, FlexFill 98A, and Polycarbonate). Most materials can be printed without a separation layer; for frequent Polycarbonate printing, apply a glue-stick layer to prevent possible sheet damage. Notes: never clean with acetone, and adjust Live-Z when switching between sheet types.

$66 Prusa MK4 smooth sheet with branding and technical details visible, used for creating 3D printed parts.
Textured Powder-coated Print Sheet

Textured, powder-coated spring-steel build plate that leaves a distinct textured finish on the bottom of prints. The powder coating is applied directly to metal for high durability, and the texture hides most tool marks and typical wear. Notes: never clean with acetone.

$56 Prusa MK4 textured print sheet, labeled with branding and safety icons, used for high-quality 3D prints.

Extrusion System (Nozzles, Hotends & Thermal Protection)

Accessory Function Price (USD) Image
E3D Prusa Nozzle: DiamondBack

DiamondBack Prusa Nextruder nozzles (E3D co-designed) use a solid polycrystalline diamond tip for unmatched abrasion resistance and precision with filled filaments, drop in with no hardware changes, run standard-flow profiles (not high-flow), and come in 0.4/0.6/0.8 mm variants (1.75 mm, up to 300 °C).

$189 Prusa MK4 nozzle component with metal rods and a threaded base, showcasing precise engineering for high-quality 3D printing output.
E3D Prusa Nozzle: High Flow Brass

Genuine E3D High Flow brass Prusa Nextruder nozzles use an all-metal filament path and a 4-channel high-flow geometry to boost volumetric flow for faster printing, drop in with no mount changes, and come in 0.4/0.6 mm (1.75 mm, up to 300 °C).

$50 Prusa MK4 brass nozzle with a 0.4 mm diameter, ideal for precise 3D printing, featuring a long, thin design and visible inner components.
E3D Prusa Nozzle: High Flow ObXidian™

Genuine E3D High Flow ObXidian™ Prusa Nextruder nozzles provide an all-metal filament path plus high-flow geometry and exceptional abrasion resistance via a tool-steel insert with E3DLC™ non-stick coating, drop in with no mount changes, and come in 0.4 / 0.5 / 0.6 mm variants (1.75 mm, up to 300 °C).

$91 Prusa MK4 nozzle with 0.4 mm diameter, featuring a sleek metal design, designed for precise 3D printing applications.
Nextruder Hotend (brass) Includes one selected-size Prusa brass nozzle, Nextruder heaterblock, 40 W heater (120 mm set), and NTC 100k thermistor (115 mm). Available in 0.4 / 0.6 / 0.8 mm variants. $72 Prusa MK4 metal and plastic hotend extruder assembly for 3D printing, showing wiring and connectors against a white background.
Nextruder High Flow Hotend (brass)

Includes one selected-size Prusa brass CHT nozzle, Nextruder heaterblock, 40 W heater (120 mm set), and NTC 100k thermistor (115 mm). Available in 0.4 and 0.6 mm variants.

$83 Prusa MK4 3D printer hotend assembly with wiring and connectors, featuring metallic nozzle and heating components on a white background.
Nextruder V6 Nozzle Adapter Adapter that allows you to install a V6-compatible nozzle on the Prusa Nextruder. Package includes 1x Nextruder-to-V6 nozzle adapter (V6 nozzle not included). $28 Prusa MK4 nozzle component, metal rod with brass and copper parts, isolated on white background.
Prusa Nextruder Silicone sock - set

Install only on a clean nozzle/heaterblock and never while the printer is hot or running (burn risk); includes 3× Nextruder socks.

$8 Three black plastic parts with "Original Prusa" branding made by Prusa MK4 3D printer, showing precision and quality.
Prusa Nozzle (brass)

Prusa’s new Nextruder nozzles use an all-metal filament path (no PTFE) for better reliability and faster nozzle changes.

$28 Prusa MK4 nozzle assembly with metal components, precise design, used in 3D printing for professional-grade output.
Prusa Nozzle CHT (Brass)

Nextruder brass CHT nozzle uses an all-metal filament path (no PTFE) and Core Heating Technology for more even heating and improved flow; includes 1× Prusa Nozzle brass CHT. Available in 0.4 and 0.6 mm variants.

$44 Prusa MK4 nozzle assembly showcasing metal components and threading, highlighting design elements relevant for 3D printing precision and durability.
Prusa Nozzle ObXidian

Prusa Nozzle ObXidian is a hardened-steel, corrosion-coated Nextruder nozzle built for long-lasting performance with abrasive filaments like carbon fiber; includes 1× Prusa Nozzle ObXidian. Available in 0.4 and 0.6 mm variants.

$75 Prusa MK4 hotend nozzle and heatbreak assembly on a white background, showcasing metallic and copper components essential for 3D printing accuracy.
Standard Nozzle Kit

Kit of standard brass nozzles for a Prusa-compatible nozzle system, meant for easy replacement and for switching nozzle sizes. Includes 0.25, 0.4, 0.6, and 0.8 mm brass nozzles, plus a brass nozzle brush and CNC Kitchen nozzle cleaning wires.

$138 Prusa MK4 nozzles in 0.25, 0.4, 0.6, 0.8 mm sizes with cleaning tools and a brush for maintenance; essential 3D printer components.

Materials & Bundles (Filament + Print-Surface Sets)

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Prusament PA11-CF (NFC) + PA Nylon Print Sheet BUNDLE

Bundle includes Prusament PA11 Carbon Fiber Black (800 g, NFC) and a PA Nylon powder-coated print sheet; the CF-reinforced PA11 offers strong, low-warp parts with up to 190 °C temperature resistance and broad chemical resistance (e.g., NaOH, alcohols, acetone), while the included PA sheet boosts adhesion for polyamide filaments.

$297 Prusa MK4 3D printer filament spool, gears model, and build plate, demonstrating the machine's precision and capabilities in commercial printing.
Prusament PP-CF (NFC) + PP Print Sheet BUNDLE

Bundle includes Prusament PP-CF (NFC) filament plus a PP print sheet, pairing carbon-fiber polypropylene with a matching build surface for reliable adhesion and release.

$149 Prusa MK4 3D printer accessories: orange print surface, black filament spool, and sample test tube rack with color tubes.
Prusament PP-GF (NFC) + PP Print Sheet BUNDLE

Bundle includes Prusament PP-GF (NFC) filament plus a PP print sheet, pairing glass-fiber polypropylene with a matching build surface for reliable adhesion and release.

$149 Prusa MK4 3D printer items: orange print bed, white filament spool, and test tube rack, emphasizing precision and functionality.

Filament Handling

Accessory Function Price (USD) Image
Spool Holder

Replacement filament spool holder used to mount and support a filament spool on compatible Prusa setups, replacing a missing or damaged holder.

$6 Black 3D printed component with lattice structure created by Prusa MK4 printer, showcasing intricate design on a white background.

Electronics & Utility Accessories

Accessory Function Price (USD) Image
Accelerometer Set

Accelerometer module for Prusa developers/modders to measure axis resonance and recalibrate Input Shaper after hardware mods (e.g., Nextruder changes), connecting to the MK4S xBuddy port and mounting on the printhead and heatbed — easy to install, and unnecessary for stock printers with factory-tuned values.

$26 Prusa MK4 wiring kit with connectors, sensors, and cables displayed on a white background, showcasing components used in 3D printing assembly.
GPIO "Hackerboard" Set

GPIO module for MK4/S, MK3.9/S, and MK3.5/S modders that connects to the xBuddy I2C port to control external devices and triggers via custom G-code from PrusaSlicer — e.g., camera timelapse, LED status lights, fans/servos, enclosure functions, or buttons/macropads that run stored scripts.

$26 Prusa MK4 electronic board with connectors and wiring, labeled "Prusa," essential for 3D printer assembly and function.
Jumper cable

Jumper cable for connecting the xBuddy board to the Wi-Fi pass-through, enabling only the rear connector on the Wi-Fi board; includes 1× jumper cable.

$9 Prusa MK4 3D printer part with twisted black and white wires, connected to a small white connector, essential for electronic assembly.
MK4S Starter Set

Bundle includes Prusa brass CHT nozzles (0.4 and 0.6 mm), a satin powder-coated print sheet, a brass nozzle brush, and five nozzle-cleaning needles.

$140 Prusa MK4 3D printer components, including nozzles, steel sheet, cleaning brush, and wires, showcasing essential parts and branding.
USB-A cable to micro USB 1m

1 m USB cable with USB-A male to Micro-USB male connectors; includes 1× cable.

$2 USB cable against white background, unrelated to 3D printing, no Prusa MK4 or samples visible.

How reliable is the Prusa MK4S?

The MK4S has a warranty claim rate under 1%, backed by 1,000,000+ test hours on Josef Prusa’s 700-printer farm. In ShipNation’s 950-hour endurance test, it averaged 864 uptime hours with a 10% scrap rate—improving over the MK3S Plus (15%) and ranking just behind the Bambu Lab P1P in throughput.

Factory setting with rows of Prusa MK4 3D printers and a person inspecting equipment, showcasing industrial-scale production capabilities.

What maintenance is required for the Prusa MK4S?

Before Every Long Print

  • Clear debris from printer and under heatbed (filament scraps, dust, supports).
  • Clean print sheets: acetone (Smooth), 90% IPA (Textured), soap + water (PA Nylon).

Every 200 Hours

  • Run Self-test (fans, heaters, axes, thermistors, Loadcell).
  • Wipe smooth rods, apply Prusa lubricant, move axes to spread evenly.

Every 600–800 Hours

  • Power down, reseat X-Buddy and Nextruder connectors.
  • Clean extruder/heatsink fans with canned air; remove trapped strands.
  • Vacuum extruder feed gear via idler door to prevent under-extrusion.

Annual / 1,000+ Hours

  • Regrease linear bearings if motion feels gritty.
  • Inspect belts; adjust if calibration circle prints out-of-round.

The MK4S’s open design allows easy maintenance with basic Allen keys—no welded or glued parts. Safety features like fan RPM monitoring detect issues early, while the modular build and durable construction keep the printer reliable in continuous-use environments.
The full manual: https://help.prusa3d.com/product/mk4s

Person adjusting Prusa MK4 3D printer in workshop with tools, featuring branded frame and precise engineering.

Prusa MK4 3D printer in use, with a person adjusting the extruder, showcasing the machine's design and features in a workspace with a laptop and plants.

What support and warranty come with the Prusa MK4S Original Prusa 3D Printer?

The MK4S includes a 2-year warranty for EU/EEA consumers, and 1 year for EU businesses and other regions. Optional 1- or 2-year extensions are available at purchase. Coverage applies to all components except consumables like print sheets, which are only covered for manufacturing defects.

Prusa Research offers 24/7 live chat support in seven languages, backed by a Knowledge Base, tutorial videos, and detailed documentation. The included 3D Printing Handbook covers setup, calibration, and troubleshooting, while the kit assembly manual uses full-scale illustrations for clarity.

Prusa provides full technical support even after the warranty ends. Replacement parts are available, and repairs can be arranged at their service center for a fee. The MK4S’s open design keeps all components accessible for maintenance, while Prusa’s upgrade paths between generations extend printer lifespan without requiring full replacement.

Full up-to-date warranty terms are available on the manufacturer's website: https://help.prusa3d.com/article/warranty_2288

Service Package What’s Included Price (USD)
3D Printing and Modeling for Beginners (MK4S) Intro course for absolute beginners using the Original Prusa MK4S. Covers downloading 3D models, using PrusaSlicer, basics of 3D modeling, and some printer maintenance. $0
1 Year of Extended International Warranty Extends the standard warranty and 24/7 support byone additional year. Includesfree repairs and replacement partsduring the extended coverage period. $145
2 Years of Extended International Warranty Extends the standard warranty and 24/7 support bytwo additional years. Includesfree repairs and replacement partsduring the extended coverage period. $265
3D Print Photography: The Complete Guide Beginner-friendly course covering photography fundamentals (exposure, depth of field, white balance, etc.) plus practical tips for presenting 3D prints and other still life. Works for smartphone or camera users; no expensive gear/software required. $18
PrusaSlicer Masterclass – Beginner to Advanced Step-by-step PrusaSlicer training from basic workflow to advanced features (e.g., multi-color within a single layer, camera mode controls). Includes hands-on practice with4 sample projectsand quizzes. Suitable for both beginners and experienced users of any 3D printer. $30

Prusa MK4 3D printer close-up, hands adjusting the print head, showcasing intricate design.

How much does the Original Prusa MK4S by Josef Prusa cost?

The Original Prusa MK4S costs $1,345.00 for the assembled version, which is ready to print within 15 minutes of unboxing. The self-assembly kit, about 27% cheaper, uses the same components but requires user assembly. Both versions include a spool of Prusament PLA, identical hardware, and full access to Prusa’s software ecosystem. With its print quality, reliability, and strong support, the MK4S offers lower long-term ownership costs than cheaper printers that often need frequent repairs or upgrades.Prusa MK4 3D printer in a workshop setting, showcasing dual filament spools and parts created by the printer.

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