ColorFabb FSL 100 Fume Extractor Replacement Filter Set V1 - 385 x 195 x 250mm
This revolutionary new material from Colorfabb allows users to vary the density of printed parts by adjusting temperature and material throughput - At temperatures between 200°C and 250°C the material will start to expand to roughly 1.4 - 1.6 times its original volume. When printed at low flow rates (60-70%) the active foaming properties will cause parts to expand, resulting in very soft printed parts. At temperatures between 190°C and 200°C the material can be printed without foaming, which results in harder prints when compared to those that utilized Varioshore's active foaming properties.
The base TPU is 92A, which will work with most standard extruder set-ups.
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Printing soft parts, such as bike handlebars or shoe soles, couldn't be easier with varioShore TPU!
VARIOSHORE IS FLEXIBLE TO THE TOUCH AND FLEXIBLE IN ITS APPLICATION:
Although not quite as lightweight as LW-PLA, ColorFabb varioShore TPU provides users with noticeable weight and density reduction where it matters and the flexibility to use the material in a wide range of other applications. This material is well suited for producing soft sporting goods such as bicycle handlebars or for applications in footwear such as shoe insoles.
The base TPU is 92A, which will work with most standard extruder set-ups for Bowden and direct drive systems.
By adjusting material flow rates, ColorFabb varioShore enables users to significantly reduces the weight and density of printed parts.
HOW TO SUCCEED WHEN PRINTING WITH VARIOSHORE TPU
The following settings are recommended for successfully printing with this material:
Print Temperature:
- 190°-250°C
Print Speed:
- 20-30mm/s
Print Bed Temperature:
- 20°-40°C
Cooling Fan:
- Users are advised to use the least amount of cooling possible when maximum foaming is desired. For better overhang performance use 50-100% speed when cooling. Additionally, it is advised to make sure the distance between the nozzle and print surface is not too small, especially if the material is foaming while printing - pressure will need to be released from the hot end to prevent clogging and material feeding issues.
This material is not limited to one shore hardness - with the right print settings you can have multiple shore hardnesses in one print!
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
- Spool Size: 0.70kg
- Diameter tolerance: ± 0.1 mm
- Density: 1.2-1.3g/cm-3
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Note, all Clearance purchases are Final Sale and not covered by the MatterHackers Return Policy.
Questions
Hi. What type of wash and cure solution can you guys offer for these bigger printer
1. Am I able to use Lychee Slicer Pro instead of Chitubox? 2. What FEP film sheets are available for this machine? 3. Are there any openings to hook up an exhaust vent to get rid of fumes?
Is this compatible with the Peopoly heater, or a heater in general (short of drilling the frame out?)
Are there any reasonably priced, flexible and relatively soft resins that are compatible with this printer?
Good Morning guys. Can I ask a few things about the PRime
My understanding from reading about large volume printers is that the print speed is determined primarily by the lift and reset times of the massive print plate. This is due to the suction/tear force created by the large surface area' My question: I am considering purchasing either the Phrozen Sonic Mega 8K or the Peopoly Prime. They both can apparently operate at 2-3 seconds exposure times for all layers with the exception of the first layer. Print speed seems to be a big selling point for the Peopoly, but I don't see how it can be any faster than the Phrozen, which seems very slow when compared to even my Elegoo saturn, which of course provides a much smaller build volume. I do sculpture in VR using the Oculus Rift S and Adobe Medium software and want to print large sculpture projects in one piece. Speed is an issue, particularly given the time required to take advantage of the full print volume. I have tried splitting my sculpture in half and printing both halves with my Saturn but it is not nearly as clean a solution as a single print. I welcome any recommendations you might have.