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Zonestar z9

Zonestar z9 slicer settings

Recommended slicer settings for the Zonestar z9 (Zonestar) 3D printer. Profiles cover PLA, ABS, NYLON, PC, HIPS, PVA with starting nozzle/bed temperatures, fan, and speed guidance. Build volume 300x300x400. Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM / FFF). Common slicers: Repetier-Host, Cura, GRBL, Simplify 3D, Slic3r. Use these as a baseline and fine-tune for your filament brand and enclosure.

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Zonestar z9 slicer settings

Starting temps and speeds for this machine. Generated defaults are a baseline — tune for your filament.

Profile Filament Temp Speed Fan Slicer
Zonestar z9 — ABS starting settings defaults ABS 250/100 150 mm/s 0-20 Repetier-Host
Zonestar z9 — HIPS starting settings defaults HIPS 240/100 150 mm/s 20-40 Repetier-Host
Zonestar z9 — NYLON starting settings defaults NYLON 260/90 150 mm/s 0-30 Repetier-Host
Zonestar z9 — PC starting settings defaults PC 270/110 150 mm/s 0-20 Repetier-Host
Zonestar z9 — PLA starting settings defaults PLA 210/60 150 mm/s 100 Repetier-Host
Zonestar z9 — PVA starting settings defaults PVA 210/60 150 mm/s 100 Repetier-Host

Tech specs

Type Home
Brand Zonestar
Сountry China
Print technology Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM / FFF)
Nozzle quantity 1
Print speed up to 150 mm / s
LCD Screen Yes
Print Area 300x300x400
Bed Heated
Material ABS, PLA, PVA, Hips, Nylon, PC
Material diameter 1.75
Host computer software Repetier-Host, Cura, GRBL, Simplify 3D, Slic3r
Input method USB, Card Reader
Machine size 300x300x400
weight, kg 12 kg

The Zonestar z9 is a home 3D printer made in China that uses Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM / FFF) technology. It has 1 nozzle, prints up to 150 mm/s and can use ABS, PLA, PVA, Hips, Nylon and PC as printing material with a 1.75 mm diameter. It has a heated bed and input methods via USB and Card Reader. The machine size is 300x300x400 mm and the weight is 12 kg. The host computer software is Repetier-Host, Cura, GRBL, Simplify 3D and Slic3r. The recommended slicer settings will depend on the material used, but general settings include the layer height, print speed, fill density, infill pattern, support, cooling and rate and print temperature.