
Prusa Core One L
The Prusa CORE One L is the large-format variant of Prusa's enclosed CoreXY platform. With a 300×300×330 mm build volume — roughly 60% more capacity than the CORE One+ — the CORE One L is designed for users who regularly need to print larger single-piece parts, higher-volume batches, or taller objects that exceed what standard desktop printers can accommodate. It combines the CORE One+'s active 60°C chamber heating, Nextruder direct drive extruder, and all-steel construction in a larger frame.
Key Specifications
| Print technology | FDM / FFF — CoreXY kinematics |
| Build volume | 300 × 300 × 330 mm |
| Max chamber temperature | 60°C (active heating — AC convection) |
| Max nozzle temperature | 290°C |
| Max bed temperature | 120°C (AC heated bed) |
| Extruder | Nextruder — direct drive, load cell auto-levelling |
| Frame | All-steel exoskeleton |
| Enclosure | Fully enclosed — active AC convection heating |
| Input Shaper | Yes |
| Connectivity | Ethernet, Wi-Fi, USB |
| Remote monitoring | Prusa Connect |
| Firmware | Open-source |
CORE One L vs CORE One+ — Which to Choose
The CORE One L and CORE One+ share the same CoreXY architecture, Nextruder extruder system, and material capability. The differences are size and chamber heating method. The CORE One L's 300×300×330 mm volume is the relevant upgrade for: printing large housing components or enclosures that won't fit in 250×220×270mm; running larger print batches per cycle to increase throughput; printing tall objects (over 270mm high) that require the extra Z height. The CORE One L also uses AC convection heating for the chamber and bed — an industrial-grade heating approach that reaches and maintains 60°C more efficiently than the CORE One+'s system at the larger scale.
60°C Active Chamber — AC Convection
The CORE One L's chamber heating system uses mains-powered AC convection — the same approach used in industrial FDM printers. This provides more stable and even heat distribution across the larger chamber volume compared to DC-powered systems, and reaches operating temperature faster. At 60°C, the CORE One L handles ASA, ABS, PC Blend, and Nylon with excellent warping resistance, and maintains consistent inter-layer adhesion throughout tall prints where temperature gradients would otherwise cause layer separation.
Material Compatibility
- Standard: PLA, PETG — printable with door closed
- Engineering: ASA, ABS, PC Blend, PA-11, PA-12, PA-GF, PA-CF
- High-performance: PEEK, PEI (with optional HT Hotend upgrade)
- Flexible: TPU
- Composite: Carbon-fibre and glass-fibre filled materials (hardened nozzle required)
Who It's For
- Product designers and engineers printing large structural components, housings, or assemblies that exceed standard desktop printer capacity
- Industrial prototyping teams needing volume and chamber stability for engineering materials
- Small manufacturers producing batches of medium to large functional parts in a single print cycle
- Research and development teams requiring a large enclosed platform for material and design testing
Available from Eolas Prints
Eolas Prints is an official Prusa Research reseller based in Cantabria, Spain. EU warranty and support included. Shipping across Europe.
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Description
The Prusa CORE One L is the large-format variant of Prusa's enclosed CoreXY platform. With a 300×300×330 mm build volume — roughly 60% more capacity than the CORE One+ — the CORE One L is designed for users who regularly need to print larger single-piece parts, higher-volume batches, or taller objects that exceed what standard desktop printers can accommodate. It combines the CORE One+'s active 60°C chamber heating, Nextruder direct drive extruder, and all-steel construction in a larger frame.
Key Specifications
| Print technology | FDM / FFF — CoreXY kinematics |
| Build volume | 300 × 300 × 330 mm |
| Max chamber temperature | 60°C (active heating — AC convection) |
| Max nozzle temperature | 290°C |
| Max bed temperature | 120°C (AC heated bed) |
| Extruder | Nextruder — direct drive, load cell auto-levelling |
| Frame | All-steel exoskeleton |
| Enclosure | Fully enclosed — active AC convection heating |
| Input Shaper | Yes |
| Connectivity | Ethernet, Wi-Fi, USB |
| Remote monitoring | Prusa Connect |
| Firmware | Open-source |
CORE One L vs CORE One+ — Which to Choose
The CORE One L and CORE One+ share the same CoreXY architecture, Nextruder extruder system, and material capability. The differences are size and chamber heating method. The CORE One L's 300×300×330 mm volume is the relevant upgrade for: printing large housing components or enclosures that won't fit in 250×220×270mm; running larger print batches per cycle to increase throughput; printing tall objects (over 270mm high) that require the extra Z height. The CORE One L also uses AC convection heating for the chamber and bed — an industrial-grade heating approach that reaches and maintains 60°C more efficiently than the CORE One+'s system at the larger scale.
60°C Active Chamber — AC Convection
The CORE One L's chamber heating system uses mains-powered AC convection — the same approach used in industrial FDM printers. This provides more stable and even heat distribution across the larger chamber volume compared to DC-powered systems, and reaches operating temperature faster. At 60°C, the CORE One L handles ASA, ABS, PC Blend, and Nylon with excellent warping resistance, and maintains consistent inter-layer adhesion throughout tall prints where temperature gradients would otherwise cause layer separation.
Material Compatibility
- Standard: PLA, PETG — printable with door closed
- Engineering: ASA, ABS, PC Blend, PA-11, PA-12, PA-GF, PA-CF
- High-performance: PEEK, PEI (with optional HT Hotend upgrade)
- Flexible: TPU
- Composite: Carbon-fibre and glass-fibre filled materials (hardened nozzle required)
Who It's For
- Product designers and engineers printing large structural components, housings, or assemblies that exceed standard desktop printer capacity
- Industrial prototyping teams needing volume and chamber stability for engineering materials
- Small manufacturers producing batches of medium to large functional parts in a single print cycle
- Research and development teams requiring a large enclosed platform for material and design testing
Available from Eolas Prints
Eolas Prints is an official Prusa Research reseller based in Cantabria, Spain. EU warranty and support included. Shipping across Europe.





















