3D Printing UltiMaker S5 Bundle

What's included

UltiMaker S5

Discover the easy-to-use desktop 3D printer with a large build volume that delivers accurate, industrial-grade parts, time and again. With simple setup, high uptime, and reliable dual extrusion, UltiMaker S5 is the complete professional 3D printing solution.

UltiMaker S5 Air Manager

The UltiMaker S5 Air Manager provides a closed, inside-out airflow throughout the printing process. This leads to a better-controlled environment inside the build chamber and filters up to 95% of ultrafine particles created while printing. The result? A safer work environment and peace of mind when printing with a wider range of materials with an UltiMaker S5.

Improved air quality, safer workplace

The UltiMaker S5 Air Manager ensures a safer working environment, providing a closed, inside-out airflow for the UltiMaker S5 3D printer. It filters up to 95% of all ultrafine particles (UFPs) emitted during 3D printing and forms a safe, physical barrier to the print area.

More materials, less hassle

Optimized software profiles precisely control filtering for every UltiMaker material and over 40 third-party filaments. So you can focus on creating the perfect 3D printed part with any material you choose. No worries about UFPs, and no extra time configuring your printer.

BASF Education Bundle

5 rolls of BASF Forward AM PLA filament

The easiest material to print with. Derived from corn starches it is cheap and eco-friendly too. We always recommend starting with PLA and using it wherever possible. It is our most popular material but if you require more mechanical strength or thermal resistance you will need to extend your filament palette.

PPrintLab Classroom Teacher Licence

PrintLab Classroom is an online 3D design project platform containing over 45 projects and online courses to develop 3D modelling skills. Their approach is to take inspiration from the innovative uses of 3D printing in industry and bring these through to education. The curriculum is particularly suited to the various UK wide Design and Technology curriculums. It challenges students to design assistive technology, reusable packaging prototypes, sustainable products, hands-free virus solutions and more.

One of the benefits of PrintLab classroom is that in addition to the lesson plans, presentations and student workbooks for each project, there are project explainer videos to introduce students to the project and allow them to get started independently. There are also step-by-step video tutorials (for both Tinkercad and Fusion 360 software) that help students to learn the software and then use it to develop their designs.

PrintLab Classroom provides a complete online toolkit allowing teachers to pick and choose from over 45 projects to develop 3D modelling skills to build your own pathway for students – saving you the time and stress of creating your own lesson plans. Each project is equipped with downloadable teaching materials such as presentations, workbooks and rubrics, as well as explainer videos and 3D design tutorials hosted on a student portal for a blended learning experience that allows students to learn and progress independently. This is perfect for use in school to develop design and 3D modelling skills whilst access to school workshops may be limited, but also for students to use at home whilst self-isolating.

The low-cost combination of online training, projects and resources makes PrintLab Classroom the ultimate cross-curricular toolkit for schools looking to introduce 3D modelling and 3D printing into their curriculum. The annual subscription provides access to all of the 45 projects and courses, the teacher CPD resources and all the new projects that are released during the year.

Skype Setup Call

A complimentary 1 Hour Remote Training Voucher with all 3D Printer purchases.

Please give us a call/ email to book in with one of our 3D Experts.

The training provides a 1 to 1 Technical Introduction with one of our Technical support team and covers:

• Unboxing
• Product Setup
• Running a test print/scan
• FAQ