3D Printer Hot Bed Silicone Hot Heated Bed Heating Pad

Product Specifications: * Temperature Range: Ambient to 150°C (302°F) * Voltage: 12V * Wattage: 100W * Dimensions: 120mm x 120mm x 1.5mm * Material: Silicone rubber * Adhesive backing for easy installation Product Features: * High-temperature resistance: Made from high-quality silicone rubber that can withstand temperatures up to 150°C (302°F), ensuring durability and longevity. * Excellent heat transfer: Provides efficient and even heating, reducing the risk of warping and improving print quality. * Quick heating: Heats up rapidly, minimizing downtime and optimizing production efficiency. * Adhesive backing: Comes with a strong adhesive backing for easy and secure installation on the build platform. * Flexible design: Conforms to uneven surfaces, providing optimal contact and heat distribution. * Wide compatibility: Suitable for various 3D printers, making it a versatile and cost-effective solution. * Safety protection: Built-in temperature protection to prevent overheating, ensuring safety and reliability. Key Usage Points: * Enhances adhesion: Improves the adhesion between the build platform and the printed material, reducing the risk of objects detaching during printing. * Reduces warping: Provides uniform heating, minimizing thermal stresses that can cause warping and distortion. * Improves print quality: Ensures consistent heating across the build platform, resulting in better surface finish and dimensional accuracy. * Easy to install: Adhesive backing allows for quick and hassle-free installation without the need for additional tools or materials. * Durable construction: Made from high-quality silicone, the heating pad offers exceptional durability and withstands repeated use. Additional Features: * Thin profile: Maintains a sleek and compact design, avoiding interference with other printer components. * Energy-efficient: Low power consumption helps reduce operating costs and environmental impact.

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