Co Print Quadro 3D Printer Reservation Ticket

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Get Quadro for $574

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Reservation Benefits

- Save $100 with Your Reservation
Get $75 cashback plus $25 in Co Print Store credit, giving you a total reservation benefit of $100.
 

- Get Quadro for Just $574
Purchase the Co Print Quadro, with an $899 MSRP, for only $574 — 36% off. Plus, receive an additional $25 Store credit to spend on Co Print products.

- Exclusive 48-Hour Bonus Rewards
Complete your purchase within the first 48 hours of the Kickstarter launch to unlock access to an AI-powered 3D modeling tool and additional exclusive bonus gifts.

- Priority Production & Delivery
Reservation holders receive priority in the production and delivery queue, helping you get your Quadro earlier.
 

- 1-Year Official Co Print Warranty
Your Quadro is covered by a 1-year official Co Print warranty for added peace of mind.
 

- Unlock Milestone Gifts
As the number of reservations reaches new milestones, surprise rewards and bonus gifts will be unlocked and added to your reservation benefits.

How the Reservation System Works?

1. Reserve Quadro for $20
Purchase your $20 Quadro Reservation Ticket using the same email address you plan to use on Kickstarter.
 

2. Your Reservation Is Registered
Once your reservation is complete, your email address is securely registered in our reservation system along with your reservation stage and benefits.
 

3. Back Quadro on Kickstarter
When the Quadro Kickstarter campaign launches in Q4 2026, simply back Quadro using the $649 Super Early Bird reward with the same email address you used for your reservation.

4. Receive Your Cashback
After the Kickstarter campaign is successfully completed, your reservation will be verified. During the fulfillment and shipping stage, your applicable cashback  $75 for reservation holders  will be refunded to the payment method used for your Kickstarter pledge.

5. Get Your $25 Store Credit
Your $25 Co Print Store credit, valid for 1 year, will also be sent to your registered email address.

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² Discounted slots available during the Kickstarter campaign are limited in quantity.

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Multicolor Printing. Without the Waste.

Quadro dedicates a toolhead to each of its four filaments, eliminating color purging. A tiny prime tower stabilizes pressure when filament flow restarts, producing up to 90% less waste than conventional single-nozzle multicolor systems. On compatible models, Zero Waste Mode uses the model's infill instead — eliminating the tower and its waste.

Zero Waste Mode Enable to eliminate the prime tower
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A small prime tower equalizes nozzle pressure when filament flow restarts.

REAL PRINT FOOTAGE

Save Time & Filament

Compare Quadro with toolchanger and single-nozzle printers using the same models, and see the difference in print time and filament waste.

Printing Time
Shorter is better
Quadro
Toolchanger
Single Nozzle
Filament Waste
Less is better
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All comparisons were calculated using a 0.4 mm nozzle, 0.2 mm layer height. All other settings were left at the standard/default settings for each respective printer. The A2L was used as the reference for the Single-Nozzle system, while the U1 was used as the reference for the ToolChanger system.

See Quadro in action.

Explore the technologies behind Quadro through short videos.

Rock-Solid Precision in Every Layer.

The hotend and load cell are mounted directly to a rigid aluminum support structure. By minimizing micro-movements and vibration around the nozzle, this design maintains stable calibration, precise layer alignment, and consistently smooth print surfaces.

QLight™ System

Every Status Clearly Visible

Quadro’s interactive lighting system, QLight, uses minimal integrated lights on each toolhead to communicate with you visually. The active toolhead is automatically highlighted, while each toolhead light reflects the color of the loaded filament, allowing you to see which tool is active and which color is in use at a glance.

Mechanical System

Why Is Quadro the Most Powerful Bed Slinger?

360° Calibration

Perfect Alignment Across Every Toolhead

Quadro’s 360° Calibration System precisely aligns XYZ offsets between multiple toolheads by measuring each nozzle from multiple directions. It compensates for even the smallest positional differences, ensuring consistent layer alignment and clean multi-color prints without visible X, Y, or Z shifts.

360° Calibration

Perfect Alignment Across Every Toolhead

Quadro’s 360° Calibration System precisely aligns XYZ offsets between multiple toolheads by measuring each nozzle from multiple directions. It compensates for even the smallest positional differences, ensuring consistent layer alignment and clean multi-color prints without visible X, Y, or Z shifts.

Large Build Volume

No More Splitting Large Models

Quadro features a spacious 300 × 300 × 300 mm build volume — 60% more than the 256 mm machines it competes with. That's the freedom to print a helmet, a full cosplay piece, or a batch of parts in one job, without splitting and gluing.

Independent Toolhead Movement

One Leaves as the Next Arrives

Each toolhead is driven by its own stepper motor, so it moves independently along the same axis. While one toolhead returns to its QDock Station™, the next is already moving into the print area. Nothing waits for anything — which is where most of the time saving in a four-color print comes from.

Controlling Multi Toolheads,
Is Easier Than You Think

Feature 1 Feature 2 Feature 3 Feature 4

QDockStation™

Every Toolhead Clean and Sealed

After a toolhead finishes printing, its filament is retracted slightly while the nozzle cools to standby temperature on the way to the park station. Once docked, the nozzle is automatically sealed completely, preventing unwanted oozing and marks on the model.

The Cost of Color, Measured

Comparing Quadro's Waste with Other Solutions

Same test model, same 0.2 mm layers, same 0.4 mm nozzle, same 20% infill. The only variable is how each machine handles a color change.

Gen 2 — filament-changing systems push one color through the nozzle until the next runs clean.

The purge tower does the work, and 500–686 g ends up in the bin.

Gen 2.5 — reduced purging, but still purging.

Gen 3 — no purging at all.

Specifications of Quadro

Dimensions: 780 x 620 x 515 mm

Box Dimension: 860 × 580 × 337 mm 18KG

Build Size: Every Toolhead Has Full Access to the Entire

300 × 300 × 300 mm Build Volume.

Plate Material: Flexible Steel Sheet with PEI Surface

Movement Speed: 600mm/s

Maximum Acceleration Speed: 10.000mm/s²

Toolheads: 4 Independent Toolheads

Maximum Hotend Flow: 24mm³/s (Test Parameters: 150 mm round model with a single outer wall; Co Print PLA Basic; 220c printing Temperature)

Maximum Hotend Temp: 300°

Calibrations: Automatic toolhead offset calibration, Pressure Advance Calibration, Input Shaping, Mesh Bed Leveling.

Touchscreen: 4.3 Inch 800*480 Touchscreen

Camera: 1080P Full HD Wide Range Camera

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Quadro Reservation Ticket

The Quadro Reservation Ticket is a $20 early-access program that allows you to support the Co Print Quadro project before its Kickstarter launch while unlocking exclusive early reservation benefits.
 

Before the Quadro Kickstarter campaign launches in Q4 2026, you can purchase a Reservation Ticket through the Co Print Store. The email address used for your reservation is registered in our system and will later be used to verify your benefits when the Kickstarter campaign begins.

The reservation program has two stages, designed to reward those who support Quadro earlier with greater benefits:
 
Reservation holders receive $75 cashback + $25 in Co Print Store credit. This brings the effective Quadro price down from $649 to $574, with a total of $100 in reservation benefits.
 

When the Kickstarter campaign launches, simply back the $649 Super Early Bird reward using the same email address you used for your reservation. After the campaign is successfully completed and your reservation is verified, your applicable cashback will be refunded to the payment method used for your Kickstarter pledge. Your Co Print Store credit will also be issued to your registered email address.

Both reservation stages also include additional benefits:

  • Priority production and delivery
  • A free AI-powered 3D modeling tool for reservation holders who complete their Kickstarter purchase within the first 48 hours
  • 1 Year of Co Print Care warranty service
  • Milestone Gifts and surprise bonus rewards unlocked as the reservation community reaches new milestones

I already reserved before September 1. Do I automatically qualify for Stage 1 benefits?

Yes, all Reservation Tickets purchased on or before September 1 will be eligible for Stage 1 benefits.

How much will I pay for Quadro if I have a Reservation Ticket?

The lowest Kickstarter price for Quadro will be the $649 Super Early Bird reward.

Stage 1 Reservation Ticket holders will receive $75 cashback, bringing the effective price of Quadro down to $574. They will also receive an additional $25 in Co Print Store credit.
 

Compared to Quadro’s $899 MSRP after Kickstarter:
Reservation holders save 36%, with an effective price of $574
 

Store credit is provided in addition to these discounted effective prices.

How will I receive my Co Print Store credit?

Co Print Store credit will be sent by email to the address used for your reservation after the Kickstarter campaign is successfully completed. The credit will be valid for 1 year and can be used at any time on eligible products available in the Co Print Store.

What Does “Waste-Free” Mean?

Traditional multi-color 3D printers that use a single nozzle need to unload the current filament and load a new one every time the color changes. To prevent the previous color remaining inside the nozzle from mixing with the next one, these systems typically rely on purge towers, purge waste, or filament “poop.”
 

This waste is often difficult or impractical to recycle. Depending on the model and the number of color changes, the amount of filament consumed purely for purging can sometimes even exceed the amount of material used for the actual printed part. As a result, multi-color printing can become significantly more expensive.
 

Co Print Quadro solves this problem with a fundamentally different approach.

Quadro features four independent toolheads, each with its own dedicated nozzle. Each color or material remains loaded and ready in its own toolhead. This means there is no need to unload filament, feed another material through the same nozzle, or purge the nozzle clean every time a color change occurs.
 

When a color change is required, the active toolhead moves back to its parking position while the next toolhead takes over the print. As a result, Quadro does not need to waste large amounts of filament simply to switch colors.
 

There are, however, natural pressure changes inside a nozzle during extrusion. To prevent small flow variations after a toolhead change from appearing directly on the model, Quadro uses a very small pressure-stabilization / priming tower. This is not a purge tower—it is not used to clean colors from the nozzle. Its purpose is simply to stabilize extrusion before the toolhead continues printing the model.
 

Because of this approach, the amount of material used for stabilization is dramatically lower than the purge waste generated by conventional multi-color systems.

The result: Quadro can reduce filament waste by up to 90% compared with conventional single-nozzle multi-color printing systems.

 

 

How Does Quadro Align All 4 Toolheads?

In a multi-toolhead 3D printer, each toolhead must continue printing from exactly where the previous one stopped. Even a tiny X, Y, or Z offset between toolheads can create visible layer shifts, misalignment, or defects in the final print.
 

This is one of the key challenges in toolchanger and multi-toolhead systems.

Quadro solves this through both its mechanical toolhead design and its proprietary 360° Automatic Calibration System.
 

During calibration, the first toolhead is used as the reference. The remaining three toolheads are automatically measured and their positional offsets are calculated relative to that reference. Quadro then compensates for these differences so all four nozzles are aligned to the same coordinate system.
 

As a result, when one toolhead leaves the print and another takes over, the next toolhead can continue from the correct position with precise X, Y, and Z alignment.

Quadro performs this process automatically, eliminating the need for manual toolhead offset calibration and helping ensure clean, consistent multi-color and multi-material prints.

What Is IQEX Technology?

IQEX stands for Independent Quad Extruder. It refers to a 3D printing architecture in which four separate toolheads can be controlled independently within a single printer.

 

Each toolhead operates independently, allowing the printer to manage different colors or materials without relying on a single shared nozzle.

 

Co Print Quadro is the first 3D printer built around the IQEX architecture.

How Do Quadro’s 4 Toolheads Work Independently on a Single Axis?

Quadro features four independent toolheads moving on a single linear rail along the X-axis. Each toolhead has its own dedicated belt, pulley, and stepper motor system, all optimized and integrated into a single X-axis profile.
 

The system uses four stepper motors in total  two on the right side and two on the left  with each motor controlling one toolhead independently. This allows all four toolheads to move independently and simultaneously on the same axis.
 

Quadro also includes parking areas on both sides of the printer, with space for up to three toolheads on each side. These parking zones allow inactive toolheads to move completely out of the build area, enabling all four toolheads to access the full 300 × 300 mm print area when needed.

How Much Desk Space Does Quadro Require?

Quadro makes efficient use of the side extensions required for the X-axis toolhead parking zones. The space directly behind these areas is used to integrate four filament stations — two on the right and two on the left.
 

Instead of adding a separate filament system beside the printer, Quadro keeps these stations within its existing footprint. As a result, despite offering a larger 300 × 300 × 300 mm build volume, Quadro can occupy less desk space than systems such as the A1 when placed side by side.

How Does Quadro Prevent Idle Toolheads from Oozing?

Quadro uses our Qdock Station system to prevent inactive toolheads from oozing filament while they are parked.

 

When a toolhead finishes its part of the print, the filament is retracted by approximately 1 mm and the nozzle temperature is reduced to around 140°C. This significantly reduces the risk of filament leaking from or contaminating the nozzle while the toolhead moves toward its parking position.

 

Once the toolhead enters the Qdock Station, the nozzle tip is automatically sealed with a heat-resistant, nozzle-safe material, keeping inactive toolheads clean and protected while they wait.

This process does not add additional waiting time to color changes. Quadro begins heating the next required toolhead to printing temperature approximately 30–40 seconds before it is needed, while the current toolhead continues printing. By the time the color change occurs, the next toolhead is already prepared and can take over with minimal interruption.

What Is Quadro’s Build Volume?

Quadro offers a spacious 300 × 300 × 300 mm build volume, and all four toolheads can access the entire printing area.

 

There are no unusable dead zones on the build plate, allowing you to print a full 300 × 300 × 300 mm cube in a single piece.

 

In addition to its large build volume, Quadro is designed to offer a more cost-effective solution compared with similarly sized multi-color and multi-material 3D printing systems.

When Will Quadro Launch on Kickstarter?

Quadro’s Kickstarter campaign will launch in Q4 2026. The official Kickstarter Upcoming Page will also be going live very soon.

Which Countries Will Quadro Ship To?

We plan to offer worldwide shipping to most regions.

However: Availability may vary by country

Shipping options will be finalized and displayed during the Kickstarter campaign

Specifications of Quadro

Dimensions: 780 x 620 x 515 mm

Box Dimension: 860 × 580 × 337 mm 18KG

Build Size: Every Toolhead Has Full Access to the Entire

300 × 300 × 300 mm Build Volume.

Plate Material: Flexible Steel Sheet with PEI Surface

Movement Speed: 600mm/s

Maximum Acceleration Speed: 10.000mm/s²

Toolheads: 4 Indipended Toolheads

Maximum Hotend Flow: 24mm³/s (Test Parameters: 150 mm round model with a single outer wall; Co Print PLA Basic; 220c printing Temperature)

Maximum Hotend Temp: 300°

Calibrations: Automatic toolhead offset calibration, Pressure Advance Calibration, Input Shaping, Mesh Bed Leveling.

Touchscreen: 4.3 Inch 800*480 Touchscreen

Camera: 1080P Full HD Wide Range Camera