Filament dryer DRYERMATE3D

Description

RRTECH DEVELOPMENT DRYERMATE3D
FULLY DRY ANY FILAMENTS AVAILABLE ON THE MARKET WITH THE DRYERMATE3D
enclosure designed to house 2 x 1kg spool of 1.75, 2.85 or 3.00 mm 3D printing filament.
High temperature silicone seal ensure a perfect seal and efficient heating.
20 X 4 LCD Display, 5 buttons key pad
1.Displaying temperature and drying time.
2.Thermocouple temperature probes to measure the temperature of the drying chamber.
3.Convection heating, more uniform heating, will not overheat the filaments .
4. Heating temperature adjusted: which is convenient for customers to use at different temperatures (0
℃
~120
℃
range)
5. Timing function: set heating timing, set time and date of drying.
start time can be set so your filaments can start drying when you sleep and start printing when you woke up with filaments without any moisture
6. 17 presets drying temperature material : HIPS,PLA, ABS, ASA, PETG, FLEX TPC, NYLON, PC/ASA, PC/ABS, PC, PPS, PSU, PPSU, PEI(ULTEM 1010), PEEK, PEKK
7. 3 customs user drying temperature
8. 17 Preset materials mode:Drying time 0-9hrs
3
Custom materials user mode: Drying time 0-9hrs or Infinite drying time for 3 custom user materials
9.After Drying cycle, Temperature automatically set to a lower temperature (Printing temperature) to keep filament dry during printing.
Max drying temp:
Important - this temperature should not be exceeded without risking the deformation of the filament, reel, or both.
Drying duration
:  This of course depends on how wet the material is.  If it has been sitting out for several weeks or months, then you may need to set the drying time longer to drive out the moisture.  High-temp materials like PEKK, PEEK, and PEI may need to be dried longer since they are slow to pick up moisture, but also slow to give moisture up when drying.
Drying Nylon:
Anyone who prints with nylon knows how fast it can pick up moisture and what this does to the quality of your printing.   We recommend 90°C and at least 4 hours to dry nylon, but this is a starting point.  Saturated nylon may take 24+ hours to dry enough to make decent prints.  Keep the material in the DRYERMATE3D while printing and in a dry place or in a sealed bag  between print jobs to make drying easier.