PC Print Settings: Nozzle & Bed Temperatures
3 sourced ranges from filament and printer makers. Lowest published nozzle temp: 260°C. Enclosure required by at least one maker.
Starting points only — always test on scrap first. Every number links to its source. Community rows are user-reported and unverified.
Temperatures by brand
Which printers can print PC?
Based on each printer maker's max hotend temperature and enclosure. Hardened-nozzle needs are shown in the finder.
- Bambu Lab P1S (hotend max 300°C)
- Bambu Lab P2S (hotend max 300°C)
- Bambu Lab X1 Carbon (hotend max 300°C)
- Bambu Lab X1E (hotend max 320°C)
- Bambu Lab H2D (hotend max 350°C)
- Prusa Core One (hotend max 290°C)
- Creality K1 (hotend max 300°C)
- Creality K1C (hotend max 300°C)
- Creality K1 Max (hotend max 300°C)
- Creality K2 Plus (hotend max 350°C)
- Elegoo Centauri Carbon (hotend max 320°C)
- QIDI Q1 Pro (hotend max 350°C)
- Snapmaker J1 (hotend max 300°C)
- Bambu Lab H2S (hotend max 350°C)
- Snapmaker J1s (hotend max 300°C)
- Snapmaker 2.0 A250T (3D printing module) (hotend max 275°C)
- Snapmaker 2.0 A350T (3D printing module) (hotend max 275°C)
- Creality K2 Pro (hotend max 300°C)
- Anycubic Kobra S1 (hotend max 320°C)
- QIDI X-Max 3 (hotend max 350°C)
- FlashForge AD5X (hotend max 300°C)
- UltiMaker S5 (hotend max 280°C)
- Raise3D E2 (hotend max 300°C)
Not verified yet: QIDI Plus4, Snapmaker Artisan, Snapmaker U1
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