BuildTak bed coating 292x165mm

Size: 292x165mm / 11.5x6.5''

With the BuildTak, your prints adhere perfectly to the build plate. Whether PLA, ABS, wood, HIPS, PET+, ... . With the BuildTak you save yourself the hassle of coating the print bed with glue, bluetape, Kaptontape, ... Here YOU have a thin plastic film. This offers perfect adhesion and is suitable for many FFF technology printers. It is heat resistant (can also be used with a heated platen up to 110 degrees) and the components can be easily removed after printing. Furthermore, the film is very durable and can therefore be used several times without any problems. Test this novel print bed coating. You will have no regrets.

The film can easily be cut to the required format with standard household scissors. This way you have a continuous surface without edges.

Here are some games for possible 3D printers: Replicator 2, ...

Warning: Not suitable for 5th generation MakerBot Replicator. The foil will be damaged by the auto-calibration.

Having trouble gluing your 3D prints? Are you ready to put away blue tape, Kapton, hairspray, ABS juice or other solutions? We have the answer! BuildTak is a thin, durable plastic sheet that sticks to the print bed of FFF (Fused Filament Fabrication) 3D printers. It provides an optimal printing surface for 3D objects to adhere to for the duration of a print while allowing for clean and easy removal of finished builds.
instructions

1. Wipe down your bare build platform and make sure it is clean and free of dirt.
2. Cut the BuildTak sheet to fit the size of your build plate (if you haven't already).
3. Remove the white adhesive backing and attach the BuildTak sheet to the bare build plate. Start at one edge of the build sheet and work your way to the other edge, flattening the BuildTak sheet with a credit card or sticker applicator.
4. Level your surface and ensure the nozzle height is set correctly (usually between 0.10 - 0.25mm).

Tips:
To ensure the longevity of the BuildTak board, use a spatula or putty knife with smooth/rounded corners. Avoid using solvents like acetone to clean it.

Typically, other build finish solutions, such as blue masking tape or polyimide, use a heavy deposit or "smoosh" on the first few print layers. With BuildTak this is not required.