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The original Orange features a still-impressive 2K screen that provides a maximum resolution of 47.25um (microns). The updated 4K version with its 812 PPI (pixels per inch) improves that resolution to a miniscule 31.5um pixel size, and an even tinier 10.5um in the Y (on the Mono) when subdividing. And it can print layers as thin as 10um. (Read More)

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Thanks for pledging, in order to make clearly on the difference between Orange 4K Color and Mono one, please check it out as following. 1. Difference between 4K mono and 4K color Printing Speed Orange 4K Mono supports fast printing due to more UV... (Read More)

While there are a number to choose from, not every low-cost system is capable of the same quality or even advancing the state of the art to a significant degree. However, there is a new 3D printer on Kickstarter called the Orange 4K that seems to bring something new to the table, both in terms of speed and resolution. (Read More)

Following the success of its debut Kickstarter campaign, 3D printer manufacturer LONGER is now crowdfunding its latest LCD system – the Orange 4K. The “ultrafine” resin machine features a 5.5” 4K LCD screen, with both a color and mono variant being made available. Offering a build volume of 118 x 66 x 190mm, the consumer-oriented Orange 4K is primarily aimed at hobbyists looking for high-fidelity artistic models, jewelry, and functional prototypes. (Read More)

This week Longer launched its latest 3D printer, the Orange 4K, on Kickstarter. If you’re not familiar with Longer, they are a China-based manufacturer of 3D printers, and by no means are they a small operation. As of this writing, they offer six FFF 3D printers, three desktop 3D printers using the LCD process, a large industrial SLA 3D printer, an industrial ceramic 3D printer and even a huge metal 3D printer, the LGS300. (Read More)