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Mayku FormBox
€699.00
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Mayku FormBox puts the power of doing in your hands. Powered by any vacuum cleaner, it works with a world of materials and helps you realize your ideas. Whether you're making by hand or collaborating with your 3D printer, FormBox is your personal desktop production line.
The temperature range of the built-in heater is 160C - 340C.
Metal can get quite hot, so to keep you safe, we've lined the top front and back edges next to the heater with two silicone strips.
We have also added support rails on each side of the ceramic heater for safety in transit.
We have also added support rails on each side of the ceramic heater for safety in transit.
Snap design and tray handle, with die-cast aluminum hinges, in one mechanism. Using the FormBox is as simple as possible.
A super fine mesh to increase airflow to the 3D shape, placed on the bed with a soft silicone border.
A universal adapter that allows the Mayku FormBox to work with any vacuum cleaner.
ABEC 5 bearings for smooth operation.
ABEC 5 bearings for smooth operation.
Silicone seals to create a perfect seal.
Pressed steel for added strength.
Mayku FormBox works best with thermoplastic sheets of 0.25 - 1.5mm thick. Here are the technical terms:
Mayku FormBox works best with thermoplastic sheets of 0.25 - 1.5mm thick. Here are the technical terms:
PETg (Commonly found in: Food molds)
HIPS (commonly found in: disposable cups)
ABS (the lego stuff is made from)
ABS (the lego stuff is made from)
Polystyrene (commonly found in: product packaging)
Poliproprene (great for use as a resin casting mold)
Polycarbonate (commonly found in: Beverage Bottles)
Polyethylene (Commonly present in: foil and foamed sheet)
Acrylic PMMA (commonly found in: luminous signs)
Concrete, silicone, chocolate, gelatin, resin, ice, foam, Jesmonite, gypsum.
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- Workable Area
- 200mm x 200mm
- Extruder temperature
- 160-320°C
- Weight
- 13 Kg
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