Creality K2 Plus Chamber Temperature Setting Guide

The Creality K2 Plus stands out among flagship 3D printers thanks to its advanced active chamber temperature control, capable of reaching up to 60°C . This powerful feature plays a crucial role in ensuring high-quality prints, especially when working with high-temperature engineering materials. In this guide, we’ll explore why chamber temperature matters, recommended settings for various filament types, and how to set temperatures across different platforms .

Why is it necessary to set the printer chamber temperature? Compared to other flagship models, K2 Plus introduces active chamber temperature control, with a maximum chamber temperature of 60°C .

Higher chamber temperatures can significantly improve the printing results of certain engineering materials (such as ABS, ASA, PC, PA-CF, PAHT-CF, PET-CF, PPA-CF, PPS, PPS-CF ), specifically by reducing warping, preventing model cracking, and enhancing surface quality. Additionally, appropriate chamber temperatures can improve mechanical properties, such as interlayer strength.

Please note that when printing PLA, PETG, TPU, BVOH, and other low-temperature materials, it is not recommended to use high chamber temperatures , as this may cause these materials to soften, potentially leading to extruder jamming issues. When using these low-temperature materials, it is recommended to set the chamber temperature to 30-35°C.

The chamber temperature setting logic for K2 Plus is as follows: T=0°C: Turn off the chamber fan and chamber heating

0°C < T ≤ 40°C: Chamber cooling fan control range. For example, if set to 35°C, the chamber fan will turn on for cooling when the temperature exceeds 35°C; when below 35°C, the chamber fan will turn off; chamber heating will not activate in this range.

40°C < T ≤ 60°C: Active heating control range. For example, if set to 45°C, chamber heating will turn on when the temperature is below 45°C; when above 45°C, chamber heating will turn off; the chamber cooling fan will not activate in this range.

Recommended chamber temperatures for materials For detailed material parameters, please refer to: K2 Plus Recommended Filament Parameters

Recommended chamber temperatures for low-temperature materials For low-temperature materials such as PLA, PETG, TPU, PVA, BVOH, and PLA support, it is recommended to set the chamber temperature to 35°C.

Recommended chamber temperatures for high-temperature engineering materials For high-temperature engineering materials such as ABS, ASA, PC, PA-CF, PAHT-CF, PET-CF, PPA-CF, PPS, and PPS-CF, enabling chamber temperature can effectively reduce warping and cracking when printing large-sized models or models with high infill rates. It is recommended to set the chamber temperature to 60°C. Some engineering materials may have lower temperature resistance, so please consult the material manufacturer's recommendations to determine the appropriate chamber temperature setting.

Methods for adjusting chamber temperature Setting chamber temperature when slicing in CrealityPrint Select the K2 Plus model (default nozzle is 0.4mm).

Choose the target material.

Click the material edit button.

Locate the chamber temperature control parameter.

All material parameters for K2 Plus (including PLA) have been preset with appropriate chamber temperatures by default. If printing is normal, please do not adjust these settings on your own.

Actively setting chamber temperature in CrealityPrint, CrealityCloudApp, and on the printer screen CrealityPrint

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Final Notes Proper chamber temperature is essential for consistent and high-quality results with engineering-grade filaments. The Creality K2 Plus offers intuitive and flexible control, whether you're slicing in software or adjusting settings on the printer itself.

When printing low-temperature materials, stick to 30–35°C. For engineering materials, increase chamber temps up to 60°C for optimal strength, precision, and warp-free prints.

Creality K2 Plus Chamber Temperature Setting Guide

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