3DJAKE Adheasy Spray

Name: 3DJAKE Adheasy Spray
Brand: 3DJAKE
Price: 10.13 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.64 (11 reviews)

Ultimate adhesive for a wide variety of materials

11 Customer Ratings

Easy application
In a large 400ml can
For heated and unheated building boards

£10.13 £11.25 -10% (£2.53 / 100 ml)

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Item no.: APP-ADHEASYSPRAY, Content: 400 ml

EAN: 9120078088012

Easy application
In a large 400ml can
For heated and unheated building boards

Product information & technical details

Item no.:	APP-ADHEASYSPRAY
Manufacturer No.:	ADHEASYSPRAY
Manufacturers:	3DJAKE
Content:	400 ml

Product types:	3D Printer Accessories

Description

Adheasy Spray is the perfect solution to warping!

The specially developed formula works great with many different materials.

The spray can simply be applied to the heated or unheated building board.
Once the board has cooled down after printing, the model can be easily removed.

Advantages of the Adheasy Spray:

Easy application
Works with many materials
For heated and unheated building boards
Easy cleaning

Application:

Preparation: Clean the building board and shake the spray bottle
Application: Apply the Adheasy Spray at a distance of about 20cm to the building board
Print: The right levelling and the Adheasy Spray ensure optimum adhesion
Removal & Cleaning: The model can be easily removed after cooling the plate and the adhesive can be removed with an alcohol-based cleaner

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The most popular technology used for 3D printing is FDM (Fused Deposition Modelling). A heated nozzle (hot-end) melts the plastic wire, layering the melted parts.