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Entina Tina2C 3D Printer
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Entina Tina2C 3D Printer
TINA2 SERIES COMPARISON
Find the Right Tina2 for You
Compare Tina2C, Tina2S, and Tina2 Plus side by side — from build volume and print speed to heated bed, material compatibility, connectivity, and everyday features.
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Parents
Little Makers
Families
Enclosed hot end
PLA-friendly printing
Plug It In, zero assembly
App monitoring
Quiet 50 dB operation
Power-loss recovery
Beginners & Creators: From Spark to Batch
Turn sketches into reality with AIGC features and AI-powered modeling. Effortlessly design custom creations and print multiple small items at once—perfect for scaling your inspiration into small batches.
Unbox and plug in
Connect the app
Tap print
Fully Open Source with More Printing Options
Supports Importing Standard Format Models,
Unleashing Creative Possibilities Without Limits
Auto-leveling
Phone control
AI-assisted modeling
Smart nozzle cleaning
Resume after outage
Standard filament support
1×8mm
1xPhillips
Hex
1xACPower
1xSolid
1×100g
1xAdapter
Yes. Tina2C is the most beginner-focused model in the Tina2 lineup. It arrives pre-assembled, uses 9-point automatic bed leveling, supports app-guided printing and TF-card printing, and is designed for small toys, learning projects, miniatures, and everyday family creativity. Younger users should still be supervised around the hot nozzle.
Tina2C is the simplest entry point: 100 × 100 × 100 mm build volume, up to 100 mm/s, spring-steel build plate, no heated bed, and no filament runout sensor. Tina2S adds a heated bed up to 60 °C, filament detection, PETG support, and up to 150 mm/s. Tina2 Plus goes further with up to 250 mm/s, a heated PEI bed up to 80 °C, filament detection, PETG support, and a slightly larger 100 × 110 × 100 mm build volume.
Tina2C has a 100 × 100 × 100 mm build volume and a maximum print speed of up to 100 mm/s. It is best suited to compact desktop projects such as toys, school models, organizers, miniatures, and smaller functional parts.
Tina2C supports PLA, PLA Pro, and TPU with standard 1.75 mm filament. It does not use a heated bed and PETG is not listed as a supported material for this model. The printer uses a removable spring-steel build plate for simple part removal.
Yes. Tina2C uses 9-point automatic bed leveling and a high-flow quick-release nozzle. The maximum nozzle temperature is up to 245 °C, helping keep routine setup and nozzle maintenance approachable for first-time users.
Tina2C does not include a filament runout sensor, but it does support power-loss recovery and quiet printing. That combination keeps the model simple while still adding useful protection for interrupted prints and a more home-friendly printing experience.
Yes. Tina2C supports app-based printing as well as TF-card printing, so you can use a guided connected workflow or transfer prepared print files for offline printing.
Yes. You are not limited to models in the app. Prepare your model in a compatible slicer using a Tina2C-specific profile, export printer-ready G-code, and send it through a supported workflow such as the app or TF card.
No. Connected features are convenient, but TF-card printing gives you an offline option once the model has been sliced and prepared on a computer.