Both 1.75mm and 3mm are supported.

We have both 120VAC/60Hz and 220VAC/50Hz models.

It is recommended to dry the filament for at least 8 hours before printing and continuing drying the filament while printing.

Usually desiccant packs found in most filament packages can not “pull” the moisture out of a filament. It can only prevent the filament from absorbing more moisture by keeping the relative humidity low inside the package.

If being exposed to the air for a while, a desiccant pack will become saturated with moisture and lose water-absorbing ability. They need to be dried from time to time. This process is called desiccant regeneration.

It can be used with any type of printers, as long as the filament can be fed from outside the printer enclosure.

It is highly recommended to use a dehumidifier or several dehumidifiers to keep the ambient humidity low in your printing room.

Always store filaments into air-tight containers or re-sealable bags. Better put some dry desiccants inside.

Yes.

About 245W.

Approx. 37(L)x37(W)x36(H)cm and 3.8 Kg or 15x15x15″ and 9 lbs

ETL and TUV/GS listed.

Ambient temperature and internal airflow will affect the max internal temperature. If a PrintDry unit is loaded with one filament in the lower chamber and more filaments and desiccant packs in the upper chamber. The internal temperature will increase (hot air is more trapped inside).

We ship worldwide, but we reserve the right to decline orders from countries and territories which are not reachable by regular postal services. Please contact us for details.

Five business days after purchased.

Standard 12-month warranty.

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