Kingroon is a Chinese company founded in 2016, with a Hong Kong address and a factory park in Huizhou, that made small, low-cost printers such as the KP3S bed slingers and the KLP1 CoreXY, the newer ones with Klipper installed. By October 2026 its shop lists its last printers only as sold-out clearance stock, and the company describes itself as a filament and resin maker.
成立:
2016 ·
总部:
Hong Kong (registered address); production in Huizhou, China ·
网站:kingroon.com
Klipper and standard parts make the printers easy to work on, but Kingroon now lists them only as sold-out clearance stock and some spare parts are out of stock.
固件和自定义固件 ●●●●●
The KP3S Pro V2 and KLP1 ship with open-source Klipper on Kingroon's own all-in-one board. We found no Kingroon source repository; upstream Klipper carries a config only for the original KP3S.
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本地控制与集成 ●●●●●
The KP3S Pro V2 and KLP1 have Klipper on the mainboard with built-in Wi-Fi and print over the web or from a USB drive, with no Raspberry Pi needed. Kingroon's guides use Fluidd or Mainsail in a browser on the local network, so other software can use Moonraker's documented API. We found no Kingroon printer cloud or account; its guide points to the third-party Obico for remote access.
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第三方耗材、切片软件和零件 ●●●●●
Standard parts throughout: MK8 and E3D V5/V6 nozzles and heater blocks, a Titan-style extruder, GT2 belts and 5015 fans. Any filament works, and OrcaSlicer ships profiles for the KLP1 and the KP3S family.
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维修和备件 ●●●●●
Kingroon still lists about 20 KP3S-family parts, including the mainboard, extruder and Y-axis rail, but several (the mainboard and rail among them) were out of stock in October 2026, and the printers themselves are discontinued.
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优点
Klipper on small, cheap printers, controllable from a browser.
Standard, widely available parts (V6-type nozzles, GT2 belts, Titan-style extruder).
OrcaSlicer profiles for the KLP1 and KP3S models.
缺点
Printers discontinued: Kingroon's shop lists them only as sold-out clearance stock (October 2026).
Some spare parts out of stock, including the KP3S mainboard and Y-axis rail (October 2026).
No published firmware source found for the Klipper models.
实绩
十月 2026: In October 2026 Kingroon's shop listed its remaining printers (KLP1, KP3S Pro V2, KP3S 3.0, KP5L) only as clearance items, all sold out, and its About page described the company as a maker of filaments and resins; KP3S spare parts were still listed, some out of stock.
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2023: Kingroon began selling the KP3S Pro V2 and the KLP1 CoreXY with Klipper installed on an all-in-one board, so no Raspberry Pi was needed.
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