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Water Jet CuttersMatterHackers Silicon Wafer Print Bed Plate - 200mm
Replace your glass print bed with a Silicon Wafer. The silicon wafer helps disperse the heat of the print bed in a more uniform manner than glass. Unlike glass, the wafer heats all the way around rather than only heating in the center. This wafer is helpful for large prints that require printing near the outer edges of a print bed.
| List Price: | $40.00 |
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| Availability: | Currently Unavailable |
This Silicon Wafer is the perfect edition to your heated print bed. It will help disperse heat evenly across the entire bed, and you can print directly on it! Before the silicon wafer, it was nearly impossible to have an evenly heated print bed. Now, it's easier than ever!
One side is a polished silicon, the other is copper plated. Both sides of the wafer will work for printing. Simply place the wafer on your print bed, use clamps to hold it down, then you're good to go!
Thickness: 0.63mm
Questions
Do you know the orientation of these wafers and the doping? This is much cheaper than anything even universities can purchase!
Any chance of getting a 110 x 120 mm build area version for the Monoprice Mini Delta?
How 'sticky' is the silicon to ABS, PLA, Nylon, etc? Any materials to be sure to AVOID to prevent too much adhesion? I ask because you mention it's thin and easy to break elsewhere.
Can bildtak and wolfbite be used with this wafer?
Please try to get a 12"/300-310mm diameter version of one of these! Yeah? I just read: Due to the efficiencies of common wafer specifications, the semiconductor industry has used wafers with standardized dimensions. In the early days, the boules were smaller, only a few inches wide. With advanced technology, high-end device manufacturers use 200 mm and 300 mm diameter wafers. The width is controlled by precise control of the temperature, the speeds of rotation and the speed the seed holder is withdrawn. The crystal ingots from which these wafers are sliced can be up to 2 metres in length, weighing several hundred kilogrammes. Larger wafers allow improvements in manufacturing efficiency, as more chips can be fabricated on each wafer, so there has been a steady drive to increase silicon wafer sizes. The next step up, 450 mm, is currently scheduled for introduction in 2018.[6] Silicon wafers are typically about 0.2–0.75 mm thick, and can be polished to great flatness for making integrated circuits or textured for making solar cells.
What is the thickness of the wafer?
Will you be making a 200 mm x 200 mm square plate?
will this de-laminate or pit like the glass build plate
Any chance of getting a 12" version for the Rostock MAX?
Hii There, i am searching for heater plates for my project, by looking at your bouchers(online) i think your plate are suitable for my proj. i had attached my specfication of my heater plate as listed below. nominal temperature = 200 degree c accuracy (-+)0.1 degree c diameter 201 mm nominal voltage = 230 VAC temperature = thermcouple,pt100 waiting for fo your reply THANK YOU.
Hi Paresh,
I think you may be a bit confused as to this product and its function. This unit is not a heating plate, it is a surface to lay the plastic on to stick it down for printing. Unfortunately we do not manufacture any heating plates out selves and the specifications you are looking for do not match any of our products currently available.
If you do have any more inquiry's please feel free to reach out to us at support@matterhackers.com