Slice Engineering Clear PRO Series Ryno Filament - 2.85mm (10lb)
The Slice Engineering Industrial Heater is rated for high operating temperatures and designed for continuous operation in an enclosed heated chamber. State of the art, robust construction with internally connected terminal pins inside the cartridge provide for the ultimate in safety and reliability. Leads are thin with PTFE infused insulation for maximum flexibility during installation and printer operation. Fiberglass shielding on the first 100 mm of the leads provides optimal heat protection.
| Price: | $220.00 (with add-ons) |
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| Availability: | In Stock |
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M-V2E-QKJH
Wattage: 30w
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
- Heating Power: Available in 30w or 50w (go big or go home)
- Voltage: 24V
- 321 stainless steel cartridge for increased durability and longevity
- 22 mm cartridge length
- 6 mm cartridge diameter
- Extra long 2 m leads reach across even the largest printer
- Rated for continuous operation in a 250 °C actively heated environment
Questions
What are the dimensions of the 5lb spool? When I select the 10lb spool, the dimensions listed under the Technical Specs do not change. I want to make sure the 5lb spool fits in my filament dryer.
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This is comment and not a question. I just made a set of 3 parts with RYNO for the first time. After 2 tries at getting the temps and speeds set correctly, I made 99.9% perfect prints of all 3 parts in pretty reasonable times on my AnkerMake M5. I was pretty stunned at the results. Really like the results with Pro Series RYNO. For anyone else that needs reference: Fan 100% with fan disabled for first 3 layers. Bed is standard AnkerMake PEI cleaned with alcohol before start of print. Nozzle temp: 245°C Bed temp: 65°C First layer speed: 50 Outer wall speed: 60 Inner wall speed: 80 Sparse speed: 60 Internal solid infill speed: 60 Top surface: 65 Gap infill: 50 Support: 65 Travel: 500 Filament was in dryer for 3-4 hours to get down to 22%RH and ran from dryer with RH between 18-22% during printing.