PolyPropylene Filament

Hey Guys,

I'm part of a company that has successfully developed its own range of Poly Propylene filament, we are about to launch to market, but we have also developed a build plate specifically suited to Poly Propylene and Hi-Density Poly Ethylene plastics, as we have a HDPE filament currently in development.

What we would like to know is if anyone could provide us with a list of commonly used build plate sizes so we can have plates to suit those in the industry who use our products.

Talk Soon
Paul

200x200
300x300
100x100
150x150

most common

circular 180mm ( kossel )

Also 300x200mm and 300mm diameter are common.

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Disclosure: I design Duet electronics and work on RepRapFirmware, [duet3d.com].

... and if you're keen enough - there are some interests in and developments for "big" printers with working areas of 400x300mm, 600x400mm and 800x600mm

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Viktor
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What does the size of bed have to do with filaments?

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What does the size of bed have to do with filaments?

...we have also developed a build plate specifically suited to Poly Propylene and Hi-Density Poly Ethylene plastics

330x330
230x150

One of my long-term 3D printer objectives is to print modular furniture using a large format 3D printer and polypropylene is a material I see as being a workable material for properties. I’m aiming for a 600*600 mm stationary print bed as a result. I’m currently intending to use basalt, as weight isn’t a problem, but rather an asset in the design I have in mind.