Peopoly launches the Magneto X 3D printer

Peopoly, a Hong Kong-based 3D printer manufacturer, has its latest Magneto priced at $1,399).

The Magneto X is designed to improve and optimize the performance of desktop 3D printing. The Magneto is based on the well-known FFF technology

Initial availability is now open to customers in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, the European Union and Australia. Shipping begins in mid-November.

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MagXY

Magneto X features Peopoly’s proprietary MagXY magnetic levitation linear motor system for the

This motion system eliminates the need for belts and pulleys, thereby eliminating common artifacts such as ringing and VFA (vertical fine artifacts). Unlike traditional stepper motors, which can suffer from reduced precision under heavy loads, the MagXY system stays cool and maintains its accuracy through a true closed-loop system with position feedback.

Beyond improved accuracy and reliability at higher print speeds, the MagXY reportedly offers a more optimized motion system compared to systems that rely on belts and stepper motors.

In addition to requiring regular tension adjustments, traditional belts are also subject to wear and tear, making maintenance difficult. In contrast, the MagXY linear motor system’s clean, simplified design speeds tasks like extruder replacement because there are no belts to loosen or access to obstruct. The lower rail friction also extends service life and reduces the need for frequent calibration – ultimately reducing downtime and saving professionals money in the long run.

Speed and extrusion

Peopoly’s Magneto

However, speed is only one aspect of reliable, high-quality printing. The other key factor is the extrusion system’s ability to extrude plastic quickly and consistently. Magneto X’s Lancer extruder delivers an extrusion force of 90 Newtons and a filament speed of 30 mm/s. Its variable length melt zone allows for a maximum flow rate of up to 60 mm³/s – enabling fast printing without sacrificing quality. The printer uses a standard E3D V6 volcano-style nozzle, ensuring easy replacement and wide filament compatibility.

Sensors and leveling

The Lancer extruder has a load cell sensor and a filament runout sensor. First, the load cell sensor calibrates the four independently driven Z-axis rods to align the build plate. The extruder then performs a 48-point mesh measurement on the heated build plate, collecting detailed data for calibration. The Magneto X then uses this mesh data to set the Z offset. The filament sensor continuously monitors the material level to prevent printing errors due to material exhaustion.

Build volume and materials

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It is equipped with a 300°C hot end and features 0.4mm copper and hardened steel nozzles. These specifications make it compatible with a wide range of materials such as PLA, PETG, ABS, ASA and nylon carbon fiber.

System and software

With a 7-inch IPS touchscreen, Magneto X offers an intuitive user interface. It supports Orca Slicer, PrusaSlicer and Cura and offers multiple connection options such as WiFi, Ethernet and SD card offline mode.

Peopoly supports the open source community and sponsors OctoPrint and Orca Slicer. Magneto X runs on Klipper firmware with a transparent codebase. A network connection is not required for operation, nor is data sent or stored in the cloud – this ensures usability while providing complete security and IP protection.

Additional functions and options

For the Magneto

It also includes a 1080P HiDef camera for real-time monitoring and time-lapse recording, a jetstream-style side fan that ensures even cooling for high-speed printing, and a holographic preview of the printed G-code.