Elegoo OrangeStorm Giga 3D Printer

What the Elegoo OrangeStorm Giga is

The Elegoo OrangeStorm Giga is a large-format FDM 3D printer with an 800 × 800 × 1000 mm build volume. It prints parts 80 cm wide and 1 m tall in one piece. Its bed heats in four zones, and it takes up to four printheads. It is built for print shops and print farms, prop and signage studios, architecture teams and full-size prototyping.

Key features of the Elegoo OrangeStorm Giga

• 800 × 800 × 1000 mm build volume on four magnetic 410 × 410 mm PEI plates, an 820 × 820 mm platform in total.
• Four independent heated zones. Heat only the zone under your part, or bring the whole bed to 100°C in 17 minutes (at 25°C ambient).
• 300°C brass nozzle, dual-gear direct extruder and titanium heat break, with a 0.6 mm nozzle included.
• Up to 300 mm/s toolhead speed (150 mm/s recommended) and 5,000 mm/s² acceleration.
• 100-point (10 × 10) automatic levelling with a non-contact sensor.
• Detachable 10.1-inch touchscreen, plus USB, LAN and Wi-Fi file transfer.
• It alarms and pauses on broken or empty filament, and resumes after a power cut.

The specs in plain words

800 × 800 × 1000 mm. That is roughly 640 litres of build space. A 256 mm printer has about 17 litres. Parts that once needed dozens of sections now print in one piece or a few.

Four heated zones. The printer detects which plate holds the part and heats only that one. A small job skips heating the whole bed, which saves time and power.

300 vs 150 mm/s. 300 mm/s is the toolhead maximum. Elegoo recommends 150 mm/s. Start there for large parts that need a clean finish.

A 0.6 mm nozzle. It lays a thicker line than a typical 0.4 mm nozzle, so big parts finish sooner. You can switch to 0.4, 0.8 or 1.0 mm to suit the job.

More printheads. Up to three extra heads mount on the X axis. All heads print the same model at the same time. Load each with a different colour and you get up to four copies per run.

What the OrangeStorm Giga is good for

• Large props, armour, event sets and display pieces.
• Signage, raised lettering and retail displays.
• Full-size prototypes such as furniture parts and equipment housings.
• Large architectural models.
• Print shops and print farms taking on big jobs, or producing repeat parts with several heads.

OrangeStorm Giga vs typical 256–350 mm printers

Most printers offer about 256–350 mm per side. The Giga is two to three times wider in X and Y and about three to four times taller. Its build volume is roughly 15 to 38 times larger. Big parts need fewer seams, or none at all.

The trade-off is space and power. The machine measures 1,224 × 1,164 × 1,425 mm and weighs 104 kg. Elegoo lists PLA, PETG and TPU only. If most of your parts stay under 25–35 cm, a smaller enclosed printer we sell takes far less room. Examples are the Creality K2 Plus Combo, Bambu Lab H2S and Anycubic Kobra S1 Combo.

Setup and printing tips

• Space. In operation the machine needs 1,224 × 1,520 × 1,570 mm. Place it on a level floor that can carry the weight.
• Power. It draws up to 1,530 W with one head, plus 100 W for each extra head. Use a dedicated outlet rated for that load.
• First layer. Elegoo recommends a 1.0 mm first-layer line width and a first-layer speed below 50 mm/s. Clean the PEI plates with alcohol or water before printing. A glue stick helps adhesion.
• Bed level. Normal tolerance on a bed this size is ±0.1 mm. If only one zone prints unevenly, check the height of each PEI plate as Elegoo's guide describes.
• Filament. The spool holder takes spools up to 5 kg, so long jobs need fewer changes. Keep filament dry.
• Maintenance. Wipe and lubricate the X/Y rails and Z lead screws regularly, as the manual describes.

Buying the Elegoo OrangeStorm Giga from Print My Design

Septillion Co., Ltd., which runs Print My Design, is an official distributor of Elegoo in Thailand. Every Giga comes with a Thai warranty and after-sales support from our Thai team. Companies can get a full tax invoice. Order online on this page, or contact our True Digital Park, Seacon Bangkae and Central Sriracha branches.