In stockCORE One L Textured Powder-coated Print Sheet
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About this product
OVERVIEW:
Powder coating directly on metal makes it very hard to damage this build plate. If a heated nozzle crashed into it, the metal can dissipate the heat. Powder coating also gives the surface a distinct textured look that will be visible on your prints. The textured surface hides most of the mechanical damage caused by tools. Only the top of the small bumps can be scratched, which will not imprint on the bottom of the model. This surface is used on our print farm, look at the printed parts you have on your printer for reference.
Find more details about the spring steel sheets in our knowledgebase.
WARNING
Never clean the Textured PEI Powder-coated spring steel sheet with acetone! Doing so will create microfractures in the PEI texture, which will make the surface deteriorate over time. Learn more about printing on the Textured PEI Powder coated steel sheet on our Blog.
Note:
Consumable parts, such as PEI sheets (smooth, textured, etc.) are not covered by warranty as the coatings are designed to diminish over time unless failure has occurred due to a defect in materials or workmanship. Cosmetic damage, including but not limited to scratches, dents, cracks or other cosmetic damage is also not covered by the warranty. Only defective sheets on arrival are covered by warranty.
ATTRIBUTES
- Scratchproof, hard to damage - PLA prints with a small contact area may need a brim
- Transfers texture to prints - PLA prints with a huge footprint may warp
- More forgiving Live Adjust Z setting - Never clean with acetone
- No need for glue stick for PETG
- Prints automatically detach after sheet cools down
- First layer can be more squished compared to smooth sheets
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