Max volumetric speed by 3D printer model

Name: Max volumetric speed by 3D printer model
Creator: Desktop 3D Printers Editorial Team
Published: 2026-10-30T00:00:00.000Z

The FLSUN S1 Pro and FLSUN V2 Max claim the highest max volumetric speed in the database, 110 mm³/s. The table lists every shipping and discontinued printer by claimed flow; the text gives each maker's stated test conditions.

By Desktop 3D Printers Editorial TeamPublished October 30, 2026Updated November 2, 2026Verified November 2, 2026

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Max volumetric speed by 3D printer model
Printer	Max volumetric flow (claimed)	Max speed (claimed)	Max hotend temp	Stock nozzle	Motion system	Launch price
FLSUN V2 Max	110 mm³/s	1,200 mm/s	350 °C	0.4 mm hardened steel	Delta	—
FLSUN S1 Pro	110 mm³/s	1,200 mm/s	350 °C	0.4 mm hardened steel	Delta	$1,099
FLSUN T1 Max	90 mm³/s	1,000 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm hardened steel	Delta	$549
Sovol SV08 Max	50 mm³/s	700 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm hardened steel	CoreXY	$1,299
Sovol Zero	50 mm³/s	1,200 mm/s	350 °C	0.4 mm brass	CoreXY	$499
Bambu Lab H2D Pro	40 mm³/s	1,000 mm/s	350 °C	0.4 mm tungsten carbide	CoreXY	$3,799
QIDI Max4	40 mm³/s	800 mm/s	370 °C	0.4 mm bimetal (brass, hardened steel tip)	CoreXY	$1,149
QIDI Plus5	40 mm³/s	600 mm/s	370 °C	0.4 mm bimetal (brass, hardened steel tip)	CoreXY	$749
Bambu Lab X2D	40 mm³/s	1,000 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm hardened steel	CoreXY	$649
Bambu Lab H2C	40 mm³/s	1,000 mm/s	350 °C	0.4 mm hardened steel	CoreXY	$2,399
Bambu Lab P2S	40 mm³/s	600 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm hardened steel	CoreXY	$549
Bambu Lab H2S	40 mm³/s	1,000 mm/s	350 °C	0.4 mm hardened steel	CoreXY	$1,249
Creality K2	40 mm³/s	600 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm hardened steel	CoreXY	$549
Creality K2 Pro	40 mm³/s	600 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm hardened steel	CoreXY	$849
Bambu Lab H2D	40 mm³/s	1,000 mm/s	350 °C	0.4 mm hardened steel	CoreXY	$1,899
Creality Hi	40 mm³/s	500 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm hardened steel	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$389
Creality K2 Plus	40 mm³/s	600 mm/s	350 °C	0.4 mm hardened steel	CoreXY	$1,299
QIDI X-Max 3	35 mm³/s	600 mm/s	350 °C	0.4 mm copper alloy	CoreXY	$1,399
Bambu Lab X1E	32 mm³/s	500 mm/s	320 °C	0.4 mm hardened steel	CoreXY	$2,499
Flashforge Creator 5	32 mm³/s	300 mm/s	320 °C	0.4 mm hardened steel	CoreXY	$799
Flashforge Creator 5 Pro	32 mm³/s	300 mm/s	320 °C	0.4 mm hardened steel	CoreXY	$949
Snapmaker U1	32 mm³/s	500 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm stainless steel	CoreXY	$999
Elegoo Centauri	32 mm³/s	500 mm/s	320 °C	0.4 mm bimetal (brass, hardened steel tip)	CoreXY	$199.99
Elegoo Centauri Carbon	32 mm³/s	500 mm/s	320 °C	0.4 mm bimetal (brass, hardened steel tip)	CoreXY	$299.99
Creality Ender-3 V3	32 mm³/s	600 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm hardened steel	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$389
Bambu Lab P1S	32 mm³/s	500 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm stainless steel	CoreXY	$699
Creality K1 Max	32 mm³/s	600 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm hardened steel	CoreXY	$899
Bambu Lab P1P	32 mm³/s	500 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm stainless steel	CoreXY	$699
Bambu Lab X1-Carbon	32 mm³/s	500 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm hardened steel	CoreXY	$1,199
Sovol SV08	30 mm³/s	700 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm copper alloy	CoreXY	$549
Bambu Lab A2L	28 mm³/s	500 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm stainless steel	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$469
Bambu Lab A1	28 mm³/s	500 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm stainless steel	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$399
Bambu Lab A1 mini	28 mm³/s	500 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm stainless steel	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$299
Snapmaker 2.0 A250T	9 mm³/s	—	275 °C	0.4 mm brass	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$1,499
Snapmaker 2.0 A350T	9 mm³/s	—	275 °C	0.4 mm brass	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$1,799
Snapmaker 2.0 F250	9 mm³/s	—	275 °C	0.4 mm brass	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$839
Snapmaker 2.0 F350	9 mm³/s	—	275 °C	0.4 mm brass	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$999
Anycubic Kobra 3	—	600 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm brass	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$369
Anycubic Kobra 3 Max	—	600 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$699
Anycubic Kobra 3 Max V2	—	600 mm/s	350 °C	0.4 mm hardened steel	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$599
Anycubic Kobra 3 V2	—	600 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm brass	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$349
Anycubic Kobra 4	—	600 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm hardened steel	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$379
Anycubic Kobra S1	—	600 mm/s	320 °C	0.4 mm brass	CoreXY	$549
Anycubic Kobra S1 Max	—	600 mm/s	350 °C	0.4 mm hardened steel	CoreXY	$899
Anycubic Kobra X	—	600 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm hardened steel	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$399
Creality Ender-3	—	180 mm/s	255 °C	0.4 mm	Bedslinger (i3-style)	—
Creality Ender-3 Pro	—	180 mm/s	260 °C	0.4 mm	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$299
Creality Ender-3 S1	—	150 mm/s	260 °C	0.4 mm	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$399
Creality Ender-3 S1 Pro	—	150 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm brass	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$479
Creality Ender-3 V2	—	180 mm/s	250 °C	0.4 mm	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$289
Creality Ender-3 V2 Neo	—	120 mm/s	260 °C	0.4 mm	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$299
Creality Ender-3 V3 KE	—	500 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm copper alloy	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$279
Creality Ender-3 V3 Mega	—	500 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$599
Creality Ender-3 V3 Neo	—	500 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$259
Creality Ender-3 V3 SE	—	250 mm/s	260 °C	0.4 mm brass	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$199
Creality Ender-3 V4	—	500 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm copper alloy	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$399
Creality Ender-5 Max	—	700 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm copper alloy	CoreXY	$849
Creality K2 SE	—	500 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm	CoreXY	$299
Creality SPARKX i7	—	500 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm hardened steel	Bedslinger (i3-style)	—
Elegoo Centauri 2	—	500 mm/s	350 °C	0.4 mm bimetal (brass, hardened steel tip)	CoreXY	$299
Elegoo Centauri Carbon 2	—	500 mm/s	350 °C	0.4 mm bimetal (brass, hardened steel tip)	CoreXY	$399
Elegoo Neptune 4	—	500 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm brass	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$259
Elegoo Neptune 4 Pro	—	500 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm brass	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$299
Elegoo OrangeStorm Giga	—	300 mm/s	300 °C	0.6 mm brass	Cartesian gantry	$2,499.99
Flashforge AD5X	—	300 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm stainless steel	CoreXY	$399
Flashforge Adventurer 5M	—	600 mm/s	280 °C	0.4 mm stainless steel	CoreXY	$399
Flashforge Adventurer 5M Pro	—	600 mm/s	280 °C	0.4 mm stainless steel	CoreXY	$599
FLSUN V400 Max	—	600 mm/s	350 °C	0.4 mm hardened steel	Delta	—
Original Prusa i3 MK3S+	—	200 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm brass	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$999
Original Prusa MINI+	—	200 mm/s	280 °C	0.4 mm brass	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$399
Original Prusa MK4	—	—	290 °C	0.4 mm brass	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$1,099
Original Prusa MK4S	—	—	290 °C	0.4 mm brass	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$1,099
Original Prusa XL	—	—	290 °C	0.4 mm brass	CoreXY	$2,499
Original Prusa XL+	—	—	290 °C	0.4 mm brass	CoreXY	$2,299
Prusa CORE One	—	—	290 °C	0.4 mm brass	CoreXY	$1,199
Prusa CORE One L	—	—	290 °C	0.4 mm brass	CoreXY	$1,799
Prusa CORE One L+	—	500 mm/s	290 °C	0.4 mm brass	CoreXY	$1,999
Prusa CORE One+	—	—	290 °C	0.4 mm brass	CoreXY	—
Prusa CORE One+ (Gen 2)	—	—	290 °C	0.4 mm brass	CoreXY	$1,299
QIDI Plus4	—	600 mm/s	370 °C	0.4 mm bimetal (brass, hardened steel tip)	CoreXY	$799
QIDI Q1 Pro	—	600 mm/s	350 °C	0.4 mm bimetal (brass, hardened steel tip)	CoreXY	$599
QIDI Q2	—	600 mm/s	370 °C	0.4 mm bimetal (brass, hardened steel tip)	CoreXY	$499
QIDI Q2C	—	600 mm/s	370 °C	0.4 mm bimetal (brass, hardened steel tip)	CoreXY	$399
Snapmaker Artisan	—	180 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm brass	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$2,999
Snapmaker J1s	—	350 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm brass	IDEX	$1,399
Sovol SV06	—	—	300 °C	0.4 mm brass	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$299
Sovol SV06 ACE	—	600 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm brass	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$299
Sovol SV06 Plus ACE	—	500 mm/s	300 °C	0.4 mm brass	Bedslinger (i3-style)	$349

The FLSUN S1 Pro and the FLSUN V2 Max claim the highest max volumetric speed in the database: 110 mm³/s. Max volumetric speed is the volume of plastic a hotend can melt and push through the nozzle each second. Every figure on this page is the maker’s claim, not a measurement.

Makers test it in different ways, so equal numbers do not always mean equal hotends. Bambu Lab rates the A1 with acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) at 280 °C but the A2L with polylactic acid (PLA) at 220 °C. FLSUN’s 110 mm³/s is a peak. The volumetric flow guide explains why the figures are hard to compare.

The table lists all 88 shipping and discontinued printers in the database, highest claimed flow first. Of those, 51 publish no flow figure, among them every Prusa Research and Anycubic model. They show a dash and sort last. Prices are US launch prices.

In a slicer, max volumetric speed is a per-filament setting that should not exceed what the hotend can melt. Per-filament values are outside this page and are covered in the flow guide’s slicer section.

Which 3D printers have the highest max volumetric speed?

The FLSUN S1 Pro and FLSUN V2 Max claim 110 mm³/s, the highest figure in the database, and the FLSUN T1 Max claims 90 mm³/s. All three are delta printers. The Sovol SV08 Max and the discontinued Sovol Zero follow at 50 mm³/s, then 12 printers at 40 mm³/s from Bambu Lab, Creality and QIDI.

110 mm³/s: FLSUN S1 Pro and FLSUN V2 Max. FLSUN lists the S1 Pro’s figure as a “Peak Flow Rate” with its own PLA-HS filament, and notes that “Peak flow indicates instantaneous flow rate.”
90 mm³/s: FLSUN T1 Max.
50 mm³/s: Sovol SV08 Max and the discontinued Sovol Zero, which Sovol listed as “≤50mm³/s” with no test conditions.
40 mm³/s: six Bambu Lab models, four Creality models (K2, K2 Pro, K2 Plus and Hi) and the QIDI Max4 and QIDI Plus5.
32 mm³/s: the Snapmaker U1, a four-toolhead tool changer, and the Elegoo Centauri Carbon. Neither spec page states a test material or temperature. Elegoo publishes no figure for the newer Centauri Carbon 2. The Bambu Lab P1S, Creality K1 Max and Creality Ender-3 V3, and the Flashforge Creator 5 and Creator 5 Pro also claim 32 mm³/s.

Across the 27 shipping printers that publish a figure, the median claim is 40 mm³/s. The lowest shipping claim is 28 mm³/s, from the Bambu Lab A1, A1 mini and A2L. On a 0.45 mm wide, 0.2 mm tall line, 110 mm³/s allows about 1,222 mm/s and 40 mm³/s about 444 mm/s. The fastest 3D printers list sorts shipping printers by claimed top speed.

What is the max volumetric speed of Bambu Lab printers?

Bambu Lab claims 40 mm³/s for the X2D, P2S, H2S, H2D, H2C and H2D Pro. The P1S and the discontinued X1-Carbon, X1E and P1P claim 32 mm³/s. The A1, A1 mini and A2L claim 28 mm³/s. Each Bambu Lab spec sheet states the test behind its figure, and the tests differ by series.

40 mm³/s: Bambu Lab X2D, P2S, H2S, H2D, H2C and H2D Pro. Test: a 250 mm round model with a single outer wall, printed in Bambu Lab ABS at 280 °C.
32 mm³/s: Bambu Lab P1S, X1-Carbon (X1C), X1E and P1P. Test: a 150 × 150 mm single-wall model in Bambu ABS at 280 °C. Bambu Lab ended the X1 series, including the X1-Carbon, in March 2026. It stopped selling the P1P in February 2026.
28 mm³/s: Bambu Lab A1 and A1 mini, on the same 150 × 150 mm ABS test at 280 °C. The A2L is rated on a 150 mm round single-wall model in Bambu Lab PLA Basic at 220 °C, so its 28 mm³/s comes from a different test.

The X2D, H2S and H2D spec sheets also list 65 mm³/s for an optional high-flow hotend, on the same 250 mm ABS test. The database records the standard hotend’s 40 mm³/s. The Bambu Lab printer comparison sets the rest of each model’s spec sheet side by side.

What is the max volumetric speed of Creality printers?

Creality claims 40 mm³/s for the K2, K2 Pro, K2 Plus and Creality Hi. The K1 Max and Ender-3 V3 claim 32 mm³/s. For the K2 series, Creality says it tested with ABS at 280 °C. Eight other shipping Creality printers publish no flow figure, the K2 SE and Ender-5 Max among them.

40 mm³/s: Creality K2, K2 Pro and K2 Plus. Creality’s K2 series page lists a “40 mm³/s High-Flow Hotend” with the footnote “Flow rate tested using ABS with the nozzle temperature set to 280 °C.” The K2 Plus page credits a 100 W heater and calls the figure “66% higher than the previous design.” The Creality Hi claims 40 mm³/s in Creality’s launch post, with no test conditions.
32 mm³/s: Creality K1 Max, listed as “Max. 32mm³/s Flow” with no test conditions. The Ender-3 V3 figure comes from a Creality-sponsored launch article on 3DPrint.com; Creality’s current product page gives no flow figure.
No figure: Creality K2 SE, Ender-5 Max, Ender-3 V4, Ender-3 V3 KE, Ender-3 V3 SE, Ender-3 V3 Mega, Ender-3 V3 Neo and SPARKX i7. The announced K3 and SPARKX i8 publish none either, and join the table once they ship. The six discontinued Ender-3 models in the table, the Ender-3, Ender-3 Pro, Ender-3 V2, Ender-3 V2 Neo, Ender-3 S1 and Ender-3 S1 Pro, have no flow figure either.

Which 3D printers ship with a high-flow hotend?

Creality calls the stock hotend on the K2, K2 Pro and K2 Plus high-flow, at 40 mm³/s. QIDI does the same for the Plus5, also at 40 mm³/s, and Sovol for the SV08 Max’s 50 mm³/s nozzle. Prusa Research fits a high-flow nozzle as standard on four of its five shipping printers but publishes no flow figure for them.

A high-flow part is built to put more heat into the filament each second, as the flow guide describes. No standard test sits behind the label, so this list follows each maker’s own wording.

Called high-flow, with a figure: Creality K2, K2 Pro and K2 Plus (“40 mm³/s High-Flow Hotend”); QIDI Plus5 (“Next-Gen High-Flow Hotend,” 40 mm³/s); Sovol SV08 Max (“50mm³/s high-flow nozzle”); Sovol SV08 (“High-Flow Nozzle,” listed at ≤30 mm³/s).
Called high-flow, no figure: the Original Prusa MK4S, Prusa CORE One+ (Gen 2), Prusa CORE One L+ and Original Prusa XL+ ship with a brass high-flow CHT (Core Heating Technology) nozzle. Prusa fits the standard nozzle instead when the MK4S comes bundled with its MMU3 multi-material unit.
High-flow as an option: Bambu Lab calls the stock hotend on the Bambu Lab X2D, H2S and H2D a standard flow hotend (40 mm³/s) and lists an optional high-flow hotend at 65 mm³/s. QIDI says a high-flow nozzle for the QIDI Max4 and Plus5 is coming, and that high-speed PLA and ABS “typically print around 30mm³/s” in practice.
Top of the range: the FLSUN S1 Pro and V2 Max (110 mm³/s) and the FLSUN T1 Max (90 mm³/s) claim more flow than any other shipping printer.

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Last verified Nov 2, 2026

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