🔥 Elevate Your 3D Printing Game!
The POLISI3D Plated Copper Heater Block is a high-performance upgrade for your 3D printer, compatible with a range of models including Ender 3 and CR10 series. Weighing just 21.2g, it features exceptional thermal conductivity, precision machining, and a design that minimizes heat-related issues, ensuring a smoother printing experience.
J**S
Very pleased
Works well and is nearly same fit as original. You will need to have a canister style thermo probe, not what was stock on my printer. Ender 2 v3 Neo
J**Z
Heat block
I didn't get to used it , but material feel fine
J**D
Dual temp sensor types... All heat blocks should have this feature!
As simple as a heat block is in principal this one still manages to innovate. Yes it is very well machined and polished to a mirror finish, which looks very nice until it gets covered in burnt plastic, but where this block separates itself is that it can use either a glass or cartridge thermistor. Honestly I don't know why all heat blocks aren't made this way, but its a feature I really appreciate.The copper alloy makes it suitable for high temperature printing, and I have noticed a marked improvement in temperature control compared to the factory heat block it replaced. The thermistor cartridge and heater cartridge can both be secured in two places, and the package included all the needed set screws. The promotional description claims that a groove in the top around the heat break throat reduces conduction to the heat break reducing clogs. Anecdotally the groove seems to help in this regard, but it could be purely placebo and I have no objective way to validate this claim. It is competitively priced however, so I see no reason to select other heat blocks that don't have the versatility to use both glass and cartridge type thermistors. I really can't find anything to fault, so 5 stars it is!
V**
Heater Block
Even though the idea of a heat block is straightforward, this one manages to be innovative. It looks great until burnt plastic covers it, but that's where this block stands out—it can utilize a glass or cartridge thermistor. Yes, it is beautifully crafted and polished to a mirror shine. It's a feature I really like, however I'm not sure why all heat blocks aren't created this way.
Trustpilot
2 months ago
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