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Elegoo, at Rapid + TCT 2025 in Detroit, has now fully revealed the Jupiter large resin 3D printer first teased in March.

A 302 x 162 x 300 mm build machine with a 16K resolution on a 14-inch LCD screen for an XY resolution of 20 x 26 microns, Elegoo pegs the Jupiter 2 at a max speed of 70 mm per hour, which would see its full build height completed in just over four hours.

The Jupiter 2 is set to be the largest resin 3D printer in the Elegoo product line, beating out the previous Jupiter SE’s 277 x 156 x 300 mm build volume.

The company promised “new innovations” for the machine, and has kitted it out with quality-of-life features. The Jupiter 2 comes with a heated resin vat – a feature that greatly improves the chance of 3D print success – auto-leveling with four-corner force detection, a failure detection and timelapse camera, and a two-way resin pump that will both keep your printing material topped off and return the bulk of resin to its container.

The Elegoo Juputer 2’s resin pump (Source: All3DP)

Many changes have also come to the Jupiter’s form factor, with an eye on making the large device easier to use. It has a two-panel front-swinging door instead of a hinged top cover, and uses a dual-handle build plate with mounting detection to ensure it is properly seated before printing.

The resin pump also uses a thoughtful form factor. The Jupiter 2 we saw was fitted with a 4 kg resin bottle mounted to the back of the printer via a simple tray that can slide out and be replaced. The screwtop that connects to the resin bottle separates from the pump and allows for custom solutions to use third-party resin bottles.

The Elegoo Jupiter 2’s back resin tray (Source: All3DP)

Elegoo was particularly proud of its resin vat’s quick-replacement FEP mechanism: four clips hold it to the bottom, and Elegoo demonstrated the ease with which it could pop off for replacement.

FEP can be easily replaced with a few clips on the Jupiter 2’s resin vat (Source: All3DP)

Elegoo’s brand director, Coco Lee, told All3DP the new Jupiter 2 was brought about due to customer demand.

The Jupiter 2 is expected to be available for purchase at the beginning of Q3 2025 (July). No word yet on its expected MSRP.

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