Bondtech IFS Extruder for Prusa Mini and Mini+ – High-quality upgrade
The Bondtech Internal Filament Sensor (IFS) Extruder is the next evolution of the popular Bondtech extruder for the Prusa Mini and Mini+. It allows for the integration of the new Prusa filament sensor directly into the extruder housing, but can also be used without a sensor. The system offers high precision, reliable filament feeding, and the flexibility to process abrasive materials thanks to hardened drive gears.
Features:
Filament sensor compatible : Allows easy integration of the Prusa filament sensor for Mini and Mini+.
Hardened Drive Gears : The hardened gears allow the processing of abrasive materials that would quickly wear out other extruders.
Adjustable tension : The thumbscrew tensioner allows precise adjustment of the contact pressure to optimally process different materials.
Quick-release function : Easy material change thanks to the quick-release lever for quick and uncomplicated filament replacement.
Dual Drive Technology : Ensures smooth and precise filament feed, even with demanding printing materials.
Upgrade for Prusa Mini and Mini+ : Designed to fit the original Prusa Mini setup and seamlessly integrate.
Included in delivery:
1x Bondtech IFS Extruder for Prusa Mini/Mini+
1x Prusa filament sensor
1x magnetic holder (PA12)
1x IFS lever (PA12)
1x IFS Extruder Plug (HT-PLA)
3x nylon cable ties
4x M3x35 screws (steel, black oxidized)
1x M3x12 screw (steel, black oxidized)
1x brass motorcycle
1x thumbscrew assembly
Why you should choose the Bondtech IFS extruder:
High-quality materials : The hardened gears offer superior durability and allow the processing of abrasive filaments.
Easy filament change : The quick-release function ensures quick and easy filament replacement.
Perfect integration : This extruder was specially developed for the Prusa Mini/Mini+ and fits seamlessly into the existing system.
Future-proof design : The filament sensor can be retrofitted at any time, allowing flexible adaptation to your printing requirements.
