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Affordable FDM and resin 3D printers, including the Aquila and Proxima series, from Voxelab.

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  • Deployment Any
  • Starting price $179
  • Free trial Not offered
  • Best for Freelancers, Startups, SMEs

What is Voxelab?

Voxelab is a budget 3D printer brand owned by Chinese manufacturer Flashforge, based in Jinhua, Zhejiang. The company sells entry level FDM machines in its Aquila line, including the Aquila C2, Aquila S3, and auto leveling Aquila X3 models, alongside resin printers in its Proxima line such as the Proxima 6.0 and Proxima 8.9 mono LCD printers. Most models ship with open source firmware, magnetic flexible build plates, and filament run out detection aimed at hobbyists and first time buyers.

Printers are sold through Voxelab's own store and retailers such as Amazon, Banggood, and Geekbuying. FDM models slice with Voxelab's own VoxelMaker software or third party tools like Cura, while resin models use VoxelPrint or CHITUBOX. Both slicers run on Windows and macOS. Voxelab does not offer a mobile app or cloud monitoring service for its printers.

Key Features of Voxelab

Voxelab lists 9 documented features, including 25-point auto bed leveling on Aquila X3 and Aquila S3 printers, Removable magnetic PEI or glass build plates and Print speeds up to 200 mm/s on Aquila X3 models. The list below covers what the product does rather than how it is marketed.

  • 25-point auto bed leveling on Aquila X3 and Aquila S3 printers
  • Removable magnetic PEI or glass build plates
  • Print speeds up to 200 mm/s on Aquila X3 models
  • Open source firmware and mainboards for customization
  • Filament run-out detection and print resume after power loss
  • Monochrome LCD resin printing with 2K to 4K resolution on the Proxima series
  • Parallel light source on Proxima 8.9 for consistent resin curing
  • All-metal, high-temperature hardened nozzles up to 300C on FDM models
  • Build volumes from about 220x220x250mm up to 400x400x400mm across the Aquila line

Voxelab Pricing

Voxelab lists 4 plans, from $179 to $599.

Aquila C2

$179

220 x 220 x 250 mm build volume

Entry-level FDM printer with independent power supply and removable glass bed.

Aquila S3

$249

220 x 220 x 240 mm build volume

FDM printer with 25-point auto leveling and an all-metal direct drive extruder with a 300C nozzle.

Proxima 6.0

$189

130 x 80 x 155 mm build volume

Entry resin printer with a 2K monochrome LCD screen.

Proxima 8.9

$599

192 x 120 x 200 mm build volume

Larger-format 4K mono LCD resin printer with a parallel light source and double linear rails.

Voxelab Specifications

Voxelab is available on Windows and macOS.

Deployment
  • Any
Billing cycle
Onetime
Desktop
  • Windows
  • macOS
Languages
  • English
Built for
  • Freelancers
  • Startups
  • SMEs
Support
  • Email
  • Tickets
Integrations
Works with Voxelab's own VoxelMaker (FDM) and VoxelPrint (resin) slicers plus third party slicers such as Cura and CHITUBOX; imports standard STL/OBJ model files.
Public API
No
Free trial
No
Free plan
No
Runs in browser
No
Customisable
Yes
Website
voxelab3dp.com

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Voxelab FAQs

Yes. Voxelab is a sub-brand of Flashforge, a Chinese 3D printer manufacturer based in Jinhua, Zhejiang.

Aquila printers are FDM machines that extrude plastic filament, while Proxima printers are resin machines that use a monochrome LCD to cure photopolymer resin layer by layer.

Current models such as the Aquila X3 and Aquila S3 include 25-point auto leveling; the entry-level Aquila C2 uses manual leveling.

Voxelab provides its own VoxelMaker (FDM) and VoxelPrint (resin) software, and the printers also work with third party slicers such as Cura and CHITUBOX.

No. Voxelab printers are controlled from the printer's own screen or from desktop slicing software; there is no official Voxelab mobile app.