The Prusa CORE One+ INDX is a new multicolor 3D printer developed in collaboration with Bondtech. It utilizes an induction-heated toolhead system, allowing for the use of up to eight colors. The device features a Core XY architecture and a steel exoskeleton, with the INDX toolheads mounted on a front-facing rack.
A key feature of the system is its waste-reduction mechanism, which replaces traditional prime towers with a wiper system that ejects approximately 13 milligrams of filament per change. This design allows for significantly less material waste compared to other toolchangers. The printer also includes automatic tool offset calibration and bed leveling.
Pricing for the CORE One+ INDX starts at $1,699 for a DIY kit with four toolheads, reaching $2,119 for an assembled unit with eight toolheads. Existing CORE One owners can purchase conversion kits starting at $749 for four toolheads or $999 for eight. Individual toolheads are available for $45.
The machine supports PrusaSlicer and the web-based EasyPrint platform. It features active chamber temperature control, capable of reaching 55 degrees Celsius, and a modular door system. The printer is manufactured primarily in Prague, with some components for US-assembled units produced in Delaware.
