Creality K1C (2025)

Enclosed CoreXY 3D printer from Creality, built for carbon-fibre filaments: 300 °C tri-metal quick-swap nozzle, clog-free extruder, AI camera and 600 mm/s max speed in a 220 × 220 × 250 mm build volume. Listed at PrototypeBD for buyers in Bangladesh. Browse more 3D printers.

Key features

Clog-free extruder

The K1C's dual-gear direct drive extruder has a side spring that adds grip on the filament and a ball plunger that locks the lever in place, with a powder-metallurgy lever that resists bending. Creality rates it for more than 1,000 hours of clog-free extrusion in its own lab tests.

Tri-metal "Unicorn" quick-swap nozzle

The nozzle combines a copper alloy body, a titanium alloy heat break that stops heat creeping up, and a hardened steel tip that Creality says lasts six times longer than plain copper. Nozzle and heat break come out as one piece, so a swap takes one hand once the nozzle has cooled. It heats to 300 °C.

AI camera watches the print

A built-in AI camera checks for spaghetti failures and foreign objects and alerts you when it finds one. It also streams the print and records time-lapses. Alerts and remote viewing need Creality Print or the Creality Cloud app.

Die-cast frame in a closed chamber

The frame uses large die-cast parts with few seams. Acrylic sides and lid with a glass door close the chamber, which helps with ABS, ASA, PA and the carbon-fibre filaments, and an activated carbon filter cleans the air while printing.

Fast and easy to run

The light CoreXY system reaches 600 mm/s and 20,000 mm/s² (300 mm/s is Creality's typical speed). One tap runs auto Z offset, auto leveling and the input shaping test, and the printer arrives assembled and tested. Three fans (hotend, part cooling with dynamically balanced fans, and a chamber auxiliary fan) cool the model; a silent mode runs at ≤ 45 dB. Creality OS is open-source and based on Klipper.

Multicolour option

Creality lists the K1C 2025 as compatible with its CFS-C, a 4-slot filament system sold separately that adds multicolour printing through a firmware update and an external cutter and buffer.

Good for

• Engineering students and workshops printing PLA-CF, PET-CF and PA-CF jigs and brackets

• Makers who need an enclosed printer for ABS and ASA

• Home users who want AI failure detection and a quiet mode

What's in the box

Creality does not publish a box list for this exact SKU on its product pages. PrototypeBD confirms the box contents with you before payment.

Before you order

• Price: contact us for the current price. This model is listed for pre-order.

• Power: Creality rates it for 100–120 V / 200–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz (350 W), so it runs on Bangladesh 220 V mains. Ask us about the plug type of the unit you receive.

• Filament is not included unless we confirm otherwise for your unit. See our filament range.

• 2025 version: Creality sells this as the "K1C 2025" and says it keeps the K1C's features; it does not publish a list of hardware changes. The features and specifications here are from Creality's K1C product page.

Need a bigger build? See the Creality K1 Max 2025 (300 mm cube). For multicolour on an open frame, see the Creality K2 SE Combo. Browse all Creality printers and 3D printers.