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QDock Station
Inactive toolheads are automatically sealed at the parking station, preventing stringing and unwanted marks on the print.
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.
A small prime tower equalizes nozzle pressure when filament flow restarts.
Compare Quadro with toolchanger and single-nozzle printers using the same models, and see the difference in print time and filament waste.
Explore the technologies behind Quadro through short videos.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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Our next-generation, waste-free IQEX 3D printer, Co Print Quadro, has received extraordinary interest since the very first day it opened for early reservations.
We are refining Quadro’s software, calibration system and mechanical performance through intensive real-world testing.
We are preparing the final campaign content, production plans and launch details before Quadro arrives on Kickstarter.
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