$119.00
These are refurbished units that may have some minor aesthetic defects, but are otherwise working. Each unit has been inspected and tested by our technician.
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* Please note the actual temperature inside a dryer varies due to (1) ambient temperature; (2) location; (3) how many filament spools and desiccant pouches put inside the dryer. Higher ambient temperature means higher temperature inside a dryer. More close to the heat source the temperature is higher. The lower chamber of a dryer is about 8°C higher than the upper chamber. More filament spools and desiccant pouches inside a dryer can increase the dryer internal temperature.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 14 × 14 × 14 in |
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Filament Dryer & Filament Container for 3D Printing
The PrintDry™ filament dryer has been independently tested by Intertek and TUV to meet applicable product safety standards in both North America and Europe. It is ETL and TUV Rheinland GS listed.
adamkornegay12 –
If your printers are not located in a very low humidity location, you should really consider purchasing this dryer. I keep my house between 40 and 45% humidity, which would result in some not so spectacular prints if my filaments had that much moisture inside, more so with certain filaments. I have one dryer that is shared between two single extruder printers and another that is used with one dual extruder printer. I have made several minor modifications to better tailor them to my needs. One was adding a 6 mm OD tubing quick-release fitting to each chamber. to allow me to run PTFE Teflon tubing from the chamber to or near the extruder. Even though I keep my filament very dry (in PrintDry vacuum sealed containers), when I was printing a 36+ hour print before having the dryer, my filament would absord moisture during the print. Now I can keep the filament in a chamber easily around 5 % humidity for the entire print.