FLSUN manufactures high-speed Delta 3D printers known for precision and efficiency, providing accessible desktop manufacturing solutions for hobbyists and professionals.
FLSUN, also known as Zhengzhou Chaokuo Electronic Technology Co., Ltd., is a leading manufacturer in the additive manufacturing industry, specializing in high-performance Delta 3D printers. Since its inception, the brand has focused on making high-speed 3D printing accessible to a global audience of makers, designers, and engineers. Renowned for their stability and speed, FLSUN printers—such as the Super Racer (SR), V400, S1, and T1 models—utilize advanced Delta kinematics to deliver rapid print speeds without compromising quality.
The company integrates cutting-edge features into its consumer-grade machines, including auto-leveling, vibration compensation, and AI-assisted monitoring features like spaghetti detection on newer models. FLSUN emphasizes user-friendly experiences with intuitive touchscreens and robust firmware, often based on Klipper for enhanced performance. Beyond hardware, FLSUN supports its community with a dedicated Wiki, comprehensive software profiles, and active customer service.
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If the filament clog detection feature is triggered, follow the troubleshooting steps in your user manual. This typically involves clearing the nozzle using recommended heating techniques or tools provided in the accessory box.
Before powering on the printer, ensure the voltage switch on the power supply matches your local voltage (e.g., switch to 115V for US or 230V for EU). Failure to do so may damage the device.
Firmware, Slicer software, and detailed tutorials can be found on the official FLSUN website support page or the FLSUN Wiki at wiki.flsun3d.com.
Most FLSUN models feature auto-leveling. Navigate to the 'Calibration' menu on the touchscreen, select 'Bed Leveling' (and 'Motor Calibration' or 'Vibration Compensation' if available), and follow the on-screen prompts to complete the process.