Obudowa drukarki 3D do Creality Ender 3/ Ender 3 Pro/Ender 3 V2-ognioodporny i pyłoszczelny namiot Stała temperatura Pokrywa ochronna do drukarek 3D Anycubic Elegoo 25,6” × 21,6” × 29,5” Obudowa do Ender

Name: Obudowa drukarki 3D do Creality Ender 3/ Ender 3 Pro/Ender 3 V2-ognioodporny i pyłoszczelny namiot Stała temperatura Pokrywa ochronna do drukarek 3D Anycubic Elegoo 25,6” × 21,6” × 29,5” Obudowa do Ender
Brand: UNIDO
SKU: 0783970261229
Price: 364.05 PLN
Availability: InStock

Brand:UNIDO

3.1/5

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364.05

[Łatwa instalacja] 5 minut szybka instalacja. Nie są wymagane żadne dodatkowe narzędzia. Z kostką z włókna szklanego i narożnikiem ze stali nierdzewnej, który jest lekki i mocny. [Ognioodporność] W tej drukarce 3D zastosowano folię aluminiową, która jest odporna na temperaturę 600°C ~ 800°C, aby odizolować przypadkowy pożar. materiał aluminiowy dla większej retencji ciepła. [Redukcja szumów] Zamknięta komora robocza skutecznie blokuje hałas podczas drukowania. Uzyskaj niewielką redukcję i tak już niskiego poziomu hałasu z drukarki. [Stała temperatura] Utrzymuj stałą temperaturę środowiska drukowania. Zmniejszenie złego wpływu na wydruki 3D. poprawić stabilność wydruków w stanie ciepłym. Pomoc Reguluj temperaturę i zmniejszaj przeciągi, aby poprawić jakość druku i trzymać z dala od wydruku ciekawskie palce (lub łapy).c. [Konstrukcja wielofunkcyjna] drzwi na zawiasach z przodu obudowy. Rozmiar 25,6” × 21,6” × 29,5” Kompatybilny z drukarkami 99% FDM, Ender 3, Ender 3 Pro, Ender 3 V2, Ender 3 S1 PRO, Ender 3 S1, Ender 5, Ender 7, Anycubic Kobra, Anycubic Mega Pro.ELEGOO Naptune 3. Do montażu nie jest wymagany klej i można go łatwo zdemontować w celu przeniesienia lub wymiany.

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EAN: 0783970261229

Kategorie Przemysłowe i naukowe, Produkty wytwarzania przyrostowego, Materiały eksploatacyjne do druku 3D, Filament do druku 3D,

Brand	UNIDO
Color	Enclosure for Ender
Country of Origin	China
Item model number	EC-3
Manufacturer	Unido
Material	Stainless Steel, Fiberglass, Aluminum
Product Dimensions	21.65 x 25.59 x 29.53 inches; 3.4 Pounds

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Scritto da: Tim

Fit for Ender 3 S1 Pro...

This review specifically on fit and finish for this enclosure with an Ender 3 S1 Pro. This enclosure fits that printer very well. I originally got the small Creality enclosure and found it isn't recommended for the S1. In every direction it was just an inch too small for comfort. For that one the left the cable bunched against the side, the x belt adjuster nearly rubbed on the side, and with the bed at the y limit, you could only open the drawer an inch. The next size up is just massive and I don't have the space. The good news! THIS enclosure is just an inch or two larger in every direction! Clearance on every side. The top with a kg spool even sits a hair over two inches below the cover, so I can slide at least my slab under it inside as well. And the drawer can get at least 4" open. The poles feel metal or fiberglass? I dunno, but they're sturdy if thin. I didn't find it hard to assemble at all and didn't even read the directions. The frame fits good and snug into the tent. Make sure the connectors are pushed in all the way. The material: This is a mixed bag. It's a nice, rough canvas-y plastic of some kind. Not the sticky, lint-attracting rubber seen on others. Great! But the inside is just a reflective coating on that. It isn't the heavy aluminized foil the Creality enclosure uses. It will do for enclosing heat and air, but I would NOT trust it too much for flame retardance! Small features include the top/front cover zipping allll the way to the back for easy access and spool changes, a good size pocket on the outside front right, a pass through grommet on the back bottom right for a power cord, and a good size access flap that's velcroed on the front left side. All in all, this is absolutely the best fitting budget enclosure I've found for the S1 Pro. And I really looked! Would like to see a heavier aluminization inside, which would help both fire resistance and probably noise. Maybe another access flap on the back right side. Otherwise, this is an enclosure that's just the right size for me, and for a great price. Edit to add: Mine shown without the control pad. I'm setup with a Sonic Pad I plan to have outside the enclosure. But there's room for the default pad on the side.

Scritto da: C. Robinson

A little tricky to assemble but works great and cheap

If it's not clear from the listing and photos, this thing is fabric, black on the outside and aluminized on the inside. You assemble a stick-frame of plastic tubes and connectors, then stretch the enclosure fabric around that and zip it shut. It was strangely both easy and hard to assemble. The frame went together in about 10 seconds but I found the fabric very difficult to get stretched perfectly over it. I wish it had just a millimeter or two more margin. I got it together but every time I zip it closed I can see how tightly it's stretched and I just know the zippers aren't going to last - I can even see through the zipper teeth. I also wish it had a top window to let in more light. This enclosure is DARK. It has only one front window and it can be hard to see your printer. I recommend pairing this with an LED light strip. I went with a 16' one and wire-tied it inside the enclosure directly to the support tubes. 16' was enough to go around all four front tubes, along the left side, and most of the way around the four rear tubes. At first I wished I had bought a longer light strip but since the interior is highly reflective that was plenty.

Scritto da: kwl

Definitely a noticeable improvement!

A 3D printer tent is a great way to keep your 3D printer running smoothly and efficiently. It helps to keep the temperature consistent, which can improve the quality of your prints. It also helps to keep out dust and other debris, which can damage your printer or cause your prints to fail. I have been using a 3D printer tent for a few months now, and I have been very happy with it. It has helped to improve the quality of my prints, and it has also made my printer more reliable. I would definitely recommend a 3D printer tent to anyone who is serious about 3D printing. Here are some of the benefits of using a 3D printer tent: Improved print quality: A consistent temperature is essential for good print quality. A 3D printer tent helps to keep the temperature inside the tent consistent, which can improve the quality of your prints. Reduced print failures: Dust and other debris can damage your printer or cause your prints to fail. A 3D printer tent helps to keep out dust and other debris, which can help to reduce the number of print failures. More reliable printer: A 3D printer tent can help to make your printer more reliable. By keeping the temperature consistent and keeping out dust and other debris, a 3D printer tent can help to reduce the number of problems that you have with your printer. If you are serious about 3D printing, then I would definitely recommend a 3D printer tent. It is a relatively inexpensive investment that can make a big difference in the quality of your prints and the reliability of your printer.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

A little tricky to put together, but once you do it’s great

Putting this cover was a bit tricky for me, because I didn’t realize at first that the 1-1 connectors are supposed to be used on all of the sizes of pipe. The other issue I had was that I was putting the frame in the cover the wrong way. Once I realized my mistakes, I was able to put it together. I would highly recommend checking the dimensions of the cover, so you can prepare a place to put the printer with the cover. I did not anticipate how big it was, and had a bit of a problem figuring out where to put it. Once I did find a place for it, it worked like a charm. I would highly recommend this product, but make sure to keep in mind the things I struggled with so you are prepared.

Scritto da: Benedict

I like it

The hardware did not fit inside the enclosure. Trimmed 0.5" off one rod of each pair and now it fits right. Using a saw isn't supposed to be necessary for assembly. Other than trimming the support structure, I really like the generic aesthetic. The materials feel competent, and the assembled frame/enclosure is balanced and spacious. It would be nice to have a velcro opening on both sides.

Scritto da: bellanira ramos aguilar

excelente articulo

le quedo perfecto a mi ender 3 :), llego muy rapido.