PEI Plate 235mm/9.25inch Textured & Smooth Dual-Sided, Room Temp Cold Printing PLA/PETG, for Ender-3/Neo/V2, Flashforge 5M/5M Pro, Most 3D Printers with a 235mm/9.25inch Hotbed

I was using the bed that came with my ender 3 v2 and thought it was pretty good. Well I was having trouble with abs adhesion so I decided to level the the bed closer to the nozzle. Big mistake. It adhered to the texture of the bed to the point I couldn't get it off. So I decided that I would use acetone to clean the bed. This was the nail in the coffin. It delaminate the top layer of the original bed. So I started looking through Amazon for a new bed. This one had great reviews so I decided to try it. Man printing has never been easier. My old bed had to be leveled every few prints. This one hasn't had to be leveled since I first installed it and have 20+ prints including one 25 hour print and counting. Abs does well and pla/ tpu is a breeze. No issues with adhesion and once the bed cools, the parts can almost be blown off. The only issue is that if you have a power outage and the bed cools, you will have to restart the print. Best settings for pla for me are 60°C bed temp and 210°C nozzle temp and you can run 90 mm/s. If you don't want strings (I usually just run a lighter over the print to remove so nbd for me but.. ) I recommend 70 mm/s or slower. I have an ender 3 v2 so keep that in mind for those settings. But for sure worth a buy haven't had the chance to use the flat side. 100% worth the money.

Works amazing. I do wish it was a few milimeters wider on each side, but it functions amazingly. The smooth side with no glue has great adhesion and leaves mirror quality finish. Plus it's pei on both sides with textured and smooth. Definitely recommend over any others.

Bought this sheet almost a year ago with when I was having adhesion issues with PETG on my glass build plate. The plate has held up well, only really use the textured side. My flat side did have a black mark looking like it was damage but plastic still stuck on well, I figure the damage is only really cosmetic. In some cases however adhesion is too strong with PETG to the point that it doesn't self release by itself when it cools down, which isn't a problem on my other branded PEI sheet. Not a huge since I can just flex the build plate, and releases the part easily without fail. It's a good product and would recommended for filaments like PETG and PLA.

I've been using this product for the past few months. It's construction feels lower quality then the one delivered with my Bambu printer, however, the smooth side has become a stable in my printing. I do not have unexpected bed adhesion problems and my printer has quite consistently been utilizing this sheet. My only thing that is close to pushing to 4 stars is the smooth plate is easily scratchable (I haven't noticed any printing defects as of yet from the scratches) and it's quite thin. I worry that bending this might lead to permanent defects (yet to be seen).

The package arrived on time. Magnetic adhesive portion is strong, secured to the bed well. The PEI portion gripped the filament well, compared to the original plate, I was able to set the hotend slightly higher than usual. This allowed the removal of elephants feet from my prints! Why did I wait this long! Only issue was the adhesion of the logo, came right off.

Attached pictures are of a warping test printed using Polylite ASA. Bed temperature was 115C and hotend temperature was 270C. I used 60% fan after the first layer (this is a strong 5015 fan through an okay to so-so parts cooling duct solution). Printed using a Revo Hemera inside a Creality fabric chamber which gets to about 42C after preheating. I’ve used this build surface for about 100 hours. It’s not magic; you’ll still have to find the appropriate settings for your setup. E.g., for mine, I was getting somewhat major ASA warping at 105C bed that disappeared at 115C. However, when it’s dialed in, it works great! The textured side is my favorite, because parts self-release in about 2 minutes after taking the build plate off the heated surface. It also leaves a nice surface finish, in my opinion. That said, I’ve experimented with the smooth side and it has similar hold, if that’s more to your personal style. I’ve occasionally cleaned it with the following process, but mostly just as a habit I carried over from my (much more finicky) Ender 3 V2 glass bed. First, I wash it with dish soap and water with light scrubbing using a blue scotchbrite pad. Next, after drying, I clean with 100% acetone and a shop towel. Finally, I wipe down with 100% isopropanol after sticking it onto the (room temperature) magnetic surface. Again, this may have not even been necessary and I was just paranoid from my Creality glass bed days, but on the other hand I can definitely report that this doesn’t hurt it. I will try to come back to this review and update if it loses adhesion, but I figured about 100 hours was a good mark to post. Happy printing!

I was printing some parts with PETG and 100 degree bed temperature. With the smooth side down against the magnet, it the metal warped in the middle causing all 4 corners to lift about 5 mm off of the magnetic surface. Sometimes it would happen an hour into the print, other times it was before the print even started. I have one of their older magnetic beds and it works fine, it is just several years old and has some scratches. This new one is MUCH thinner. I was really hoping it would be good, but sadly disappointed.

I have a Creality CR10-S Pro V2, and I ordered the 310x310 dual texture bed. What an absolute game changer. Printing normal PLA, on the factory glass bed, I tried different temps, z axis compensation changes, hair spray etc and it wouldn't stick. Idk, and I used way too much 91% isopropyl trying to get everything clean. Enter this magnetic bed. Holy cow people. Take the time to set the magnet pad up well, super clean the bed first, line up your sides, smush it on there (cold bed). Peel the film, super clean both sides with 91% isopropyl alcohol per instructions, then let it sit at temp for 10~ minutes. It is now somehow a magic printer. I run PLA at 210 hot end, 60 bed, -2.50 z axis comp, and played with the extruder settings until I could print with absolute confidence. No more worry of adhesion. And letting it naturally cool down really does let your print just pop off. Unnecessary part: the gold color bed looks killer on the cr10 with the black and red frame/parts. Nice experience overall.

I bought it awhile ago but just started using it a few months back. So far it is great, it is much stickier to get off the prints than the one that Bambu Lab sells. That is a good thing though as I was getting a bunch of failures off of that one. So far I have not had one failure on this plate.

Produit bien reçu et emballage correct, mais apres 2 à heures d'utilisation à 65° des cloques se presentent et rendent le tapis inutilisable. a eviter donc

Articolo arrivato palesemente aperto e usato Base magnetica distrutta. Base in PEI senza foglio di protezione e senza PEI (rivestimento letteralmente assente, un semplice foglio di acciaio), coperta di graffi e righe profonde. Reso immediato. Peccato perché sembrava ottima la possibilitá di avere sia il letto liscio che quello con la texture senza dover comprare due diverse piastre.

Lo pedí porque mi cama original tenía burbujas que tenía que quitarle antes de cada impresión, ahora no solamente no hay burbujas, sino que tampoco necesito utilizar el adhesivo que usaba antes para asegurar que la impresión no se despegara y es mucho más sencillo quitar las impresiones al terminar gracias a que solamente se necesita doblar la cama y no intentar meter la espátula bajo la impresión como en mi anterior cama.

Oh my god, this hictop bed changed my life in 3D printing. The filaments stick to it so well, it's amazing. Go, order it, you will thank me later. A 3D printer noob.