Ultimaker UltiMaker 2+ Enhanced Service Plan
Take care of your UltiMaker 2+ or UltiMaker 2+ Extended 3D Printer with the Ultimaker Enhanced Service Plan. Purchasing the Enhanced Service Plan provides an additional one year of warranty coverage, on top of UltiMaker’s standard one year of coverage, to protect your investment from defects in material, design, and workmanship. Parts, labor, and shipping costs are all covered for any warrantied issues.
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**Note: This item is only available at the time of machine purchase as an add-on, or within 90 days after purchase. Please call or email to purchase if not bundling with a machine.**
PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT WITH ULTIMAKER'S ENHANCED SERVICE PLAN
When your business depends on quality 3D printing, it’s important to know you can rely on your 3D printers. That’s why MatterHackers offers Ultimaker’s Enhanced Service Plan for customers in North America, to keep your 3D printers in perfect working order and help your business succeed. The UltiMaker Enhanced Service Plan extends and enhances the standard warranty coverage on UltiMaker hardware so you can avoid unbudgeted repair costs and still get the best possible service from MatterHackers’ Support Team. This peace of mind frees you to do what really matters: manage your business. Because when technology works, business works.
The UltiMaker 2+ is one of the most advanced, accurate, and reliable single-extrusion desktop 3D printers around.
Questions
Is there a black version? Out of stock?
The technical data sheet says "Non-suitable for ... Long term moisture immersion", but yet it is shown being used to make bottles filled with liquid? This makes no sense. If it's only for short term liquid immersion, that dramatically reduces the usefulness of this filament and possibly all PP filaments. I have been searching for a filament that is acceptable for long term immersion in salt water, I guess this is not it?
My name is Christopher Botello and I’m with the Material Physics and Energy Management Team at Rice University. We are looking for Polyproylene filament for the Ultimaker 3 printer. What are your prices on different quantities of the material? I deeply appreciate your help.
Is this plastic classified as a number 5 plastic for recycling purposes?
Can this material withstand imbedding or coating with a magnetic substance such as SmCo2?
Would this filament be safe to use in a bong (to smoke out of)? Just the smokes passing through it, not actually exposing it to a flame.
Is the material ADI free? Is it USP Class VI certified?
Is this compatible with other Ultimaker materials for multimaterial prints? (ABS, nylon, CPE?)
is there a 1.75 version
No, Ultimaker printers run 3.00mm filament so they do not make a 1.75mm version of any of their filaments.