PrintDry Pro filament dryer

The PrintDry filament dryer is designed around these drying factors: (1) heat; (2) dew point; (3) drying time; (4) air flow.

Every 3D printer user knows the importance of keeping the filament moist, as moisture is a source of common problems.

[caption id="" align="alignleft" width="282"] Image 1: Nylon problems with moisture[/caption]

[caption id="" align="alignright" width="282"] Image 2: Percentage Correct Humidity[/caption]

Many users try to dry filaments in a home oven. Printdry comes to solve a problem in 3D printing, especially for users using technical filaments, where every little detail counts in the final quality of the parts.

Image 3: PrintDry filament dryer. To solve the humidity problem , it is recommended to use the PrintDry filament dryer..
Below is a table with recommended temperatures and times for each material:

As clearly seen in the previous table, filaments do not dry instantly. Continuing the drying time, using the PrintDry filament dryer is not recommended for more than 40 consecutive hours.

This term is the concentration of moisture in the filament compared to that of the surrounding air. The contact of the filament with the dry air facilitates the transfer of water into the air quickly and efficiently.

After the moisture percentage has been reduced to a minimum, store the filament in a storage box (PolyBox) or store the material in an airtight manner.