Choosing a single-screw extruder for plastic processing usually starts with one question: how much machine do you need before the price becomes justified? These two filament extruders sit at opposite ends of the listed price spectrum-one at USD 149.99 and one at USD 1,567.50-so the decision is really about workflow, power, and polymer range.
Quick verdict
If you need a low-cost path into filament extrusion and want power flexibility, the 3D Filament Single Screw Extruder 110V/220V is the practical entry point. If you expect to switch between multiple 3D printing consumables and want adjustability plus a listed warranty, the 110V Filament Single-Screw Extruder from INTSUPERMAI is the more complete machine.
Side-by-side comparison
| Product | Listed Price | Price Bar | Key Differences |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3D Filament Single Screw Extruder 110V/220V | USD 149.99 | Accepts 110V and 220V, 2.5mm filament diameter, heating-coil method | |
| 110V Filament Single-Screw Extruder | USD 1,567.50 | 110V only, 15mm screw, 0-25rpm speed range, 90W motor, 300W heating, supports PEEK, PCL, ABS, PLA, PETG, TPU, TPE |
The price gap is USD 1,417.51, which makes the decision less about minor differences and more about whether the INTSUPERMAI's specification justifies the outlay for your particular jobs.
Where each extruder wins
- Budget and voltage flexibility: The 3D Filament Single Screw Extruder wins on entry price and dual-voltage input.
- Material range and control: The 110V Filament Single-Screw Extruder wins with broader polymer compatibility plus adjustable speed and temperature.
- Warranty: The INTSUPERMAI model lists a 6-month manufacturer warranty.
Product notes
3D Filament Single Screw Extruder 110V/220V Plastic Extrusion Processing Machine
At USD 149.99, this is the lower-priced route into single-screw extrusion. It uses a heating-coil method and a 2.5mm filament diameter, and it accepts both 110V and 220V inputs-a useful feature if your workspace has different power outlets. It is positioned for universal compatibility, making it an easy choice for a first extruder or a test setup where you're still learning how to dial in a filament process.
The trade-off is scope. It's aimed at 3D filament rather than large-format profile work, so the 2.5mm diameter should match your intended output. The focus is on filament diameter and heating method, so it suits straightforward filament runs rather than broad profile production.
110V Filament Single-Screw Extruder Plastic Extrusion Processing Machine
This INTSUPERMAI model is priced at USD 1,567.50 and comes with a much fuller specification: a 15mm screw, L/D ratio of 14:1, 90W motor, 300W heating power, and a 0-25rpm speed range. It accepts PEEK, PCL, ABS, PLA, PETG, TPU, and TPE as compatible materials, giving you a wide band of common 3D printing consumables to work with. It also carries a 6-month manufacturer warranty.
The catch is power and consistency of variant. It runs on 110V only, so if your shop is set up for 220V, this machine needs that power environment. One of two machine styles ships at random, which means the physical arrangement you receive may differ from the photo-worth factoring in if you need a specific layout.
Final choice by use case
Pick the 3D Filament Single Screw Extruder 110V/220V when your budget is tight, you need power flexibility, and filament output is your main goal. Pick the 110V Filament Single-Screw Extruder from INTSUPERMAI when you're processing several thermoplastic materials and want adjustable speed and temperature-just confirm the voltage requirement fits your setup.
