Bambu Lab - Spare Sheet for Bambu High Temperature Plate (Smooth PEI)

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Bambu Lab - Spare Sheet for Bambu High Temperature Plate (Smooth PEI)

Replacement plate with self-adhesive layer for Bambu High Temperature Plate (plain PEI) More

Manufacturer: Bambu Lab EUProduct code: 57967 Shipping and Payment

18,72 € excl. VAT (22,65 € incl. VAT)
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Replacement plate with self-adhesive layer for Bambu High Temperature Plate (plain PEI) More

Manufacturer: Bambu Lab EUProduct code: 57967 Shipping and Payment

Overview

Bambu High-Temperature Sheet (Smooth PEI) is a sheet with an adhesive layer on one side for changing to High-Temperature Sheet.

Compatibility

X1 and P1 series

Note

The High-Temperature plate is easy to change and install.

  • After tearing off the original plate, please use alcohol to clean the surface. Make sure the surface is dry before installing the new sheet.

  • For cleaning you can use anhydrous ethanol or isopropanol with a concentration of over 90%.

  • You can also use a cleaner with water.

    We also recommend using a special glue (Glue Stick for Build Plate) before prints to avoid the possibility of damaging the plate during removal of prints.


    • Hint: You can find the STL folder with "Fixture" which is in the video in the internal memory of the printer or here.

    How do I print a model for sheeting?

    the Bambu Lab 3D printer has two models of sheet gluing jigs to help you swap out spare sheets. Print the "Film Sticking Fixture" from the built-in files!



    Recommended settings for Bambu High-Temperature Plate

    Please note that additional slicer settings may need to be adjusted based on the printed model and filament requirements.


    Hotbed temperature The need for taping? The need for a top glass?
    PLA/PLA-CF/PLA-GF 45~60 deg.C Recommended Yes
    ABS 90~100 deg.C Recommended No
    PETG 70 st.C Yes No
    TPU 35 st.C Recommended Yes
    ASA 90~100 deg.C Recommended No
    PVA 45~60 deg.C Recommended Yes
    PC/PC-CF 100~110 deg.C Yes No
    PA/PAHT-CF 100~110 deg.C Yes No