LulzBot LulzBot TAZ Glass/PEI Print Bed
The dual sided print bed is one of two parts that makes up the LulzBot Modular Print Bed System which also includes the LulzBot TAZ Modular Print Bed Heater. The print bed itself includes a borosilicate glass plate with a sheet of PEI (Polyetherimide) laminated to one side of it. Allows for increased versatility and is an easy upgrade that will allow for improved maintenance and ease of use.
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The Choice is Yours!
This print bed features two components. Of those two components, you can choose which surface works best with the material at hand instead of having to pick and choose only between the filaments that work with the one type of surface you have. If you want more surface options beyond glass and PEI, having an additional Glass/PEI Surface with BuildTak installed will maximize your printers uptime and filament compatibility.
Two In One
Just like the BuildTak FlexPlate, this plate allows for double functionality as there is a separate surface material on the other side to allow printing easily with different materials. This also means easy removal for maintenance if the print bed should ever break or need replacement.
The More the Merrier
So you’ve finished your print using the LulzBot TAZ Glass/PEI Print Bed and you need to immediately start a new print. That’s easy! Since the Print Bed is modular, you can swap in a second, clean piece and start your next print right away. The print bed can be easily removed, cleaned, and reused. You can further decrease downtime in maintenance by keeping an extra LulzBot TAZ Glass/PEI Print Bed on hand. All this without having to disconnect any wires!
LulzBot TAZ Glass/PEI Print Bed Specs
Borosilicate Glass/PEI Dimensions: 300mm x 300mm x +/- 3.75 mm (11.81 in x 11.81 in x +/- 0.125 in)
PEI Surface recommended for
Glass Surface recommended for
Questions
Is this filament made in the USA?
Will these fit Raise3D Pro2 Plus?
Filament spools from matterhackers fit Makerbot Replicator?
how many meters of filament in 1 kg of your PLA?
not as much of a question but more of a tip, after having issues with this filament i found that running it at 220' c was best. anything lower and i was getting clogging issues. took me 3 failed prints and extruder height calibrations to figure out it just needed to run a little hotter. once set to 220'c it ran super smooth and print looked great.
Hey RedbeardRon,
I find that 205C works perfectly for me... It's all gonna depend on your setup. I have a CR-10S and an E3D V6 Hotend.
I also run the Heat Bed at 60C. Ideally I'd like to not heat the Bed, but if I don't then I have to use glue and I don't want the residue, even though it's easy to clean off.
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