HICTOP 310 * 310mm Room Temperature Textured PEI Sheet Single Side Print Bed | Universal Fit for CR-10 CR-10S Artillery SW-X1/SW-X2 Longer LK1 LK5/LK5Pro, Most 310 * 310mm 3D Printers Anti-Warping

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.

So I’m building a Ender3 V2 Max Neo from “for parts only” kits from another place, might be the E. Bay place. The last bit was to get a build plate as none of the boxes had the factory glass. I’ve got PEI plates on all my other printers, so this was a no brainer. The magnet was thick and strong, the plate snaps down with a pretty good force. It did not have a ‘3M’ marking on the paper as the other ones I’ve bought have had, those were the 235x235 size though. The plate is nicely textured, smoother than another I’ve bought, but the stiction is just as good. Parts stick and pop off with a slight lift. It works great. Only thing I’d change is the company’s logo is on both sides of the plate, not a deal breaker. Also, the photo with the plate hanging on by the edge, I’m not supporting it at all, added a photo to prove it.

Got this for my Geeetech A30M, should have gotten it a long time ago. Works as described, so easy to remove prints and good adhesion.

This was a game changer for me. PLA prints wuld have perfect first layer adhesion then pop right off once done and cooled. For the price it is at, it is amazing. However I did just purchase this about 2 1/2 months ago and while I have been printing fairly regularly, I just started to notice the PEI coating beginning to peel up where the first layers would often be. So I lost my print adhesion in this area. I have flipped it over and am using the glossy side with a bit of glue stick - but I will have to order another one. If the new one goes anywhere near as quickly, I will have to bite the bullet and buy an actual powder coated one, not just one with a thin layer of the textured material stuck on top like this one is. Again, for the price it is great. If you do not feel like dropping $100 right away this is a great option.

Great build quality. Way better than the factory plate. And with the PEI sheet I can remove the print so much easier just by popping it right off.

Using this on my new Tronxy X5SA 400. Got this as my first upgrade to replace my glass bed which was giving me inconsistent failures with PLA and PETG. Every print has stuck since getting this bed so now I can print the rest of the mods for the printer. Pros: - Great adhesion with PLA @ 60C and PETG @ 80C without adhesives - Parts come off the bed once cooled without much effort - Magnet is very strong and was easy to cut holes in with cordless so I can access the screws for the heated bed - The texture is very fine and if you get a bit of squish on the first layer it creates a shiny surface - I only plan on using the textured side so I'm glad both sides are textured for extra use - I haven't used the bed leveler for mesh leveling yet but seems to be fairly flat even at 80C as I print multiple smaller parts all around the bed and everything sticks (I was worried about the thin aluminum bed warping but seems to be a non-issue) Cons: - Some of the finer lines of PETG that started brims are proving difficult to take off without metal tools which will probably damage the finish (i.e. the smeary starts during priming that aren't a full layer) Overall I'm glad I got this bed instead of the Fulament brand which is more than twice as much and doesn't have the texture on both sides.

This arrived quickly, well packaged, and in good condition; Included in the package was a free nozzle - a nice little suprise! I've read a lot about PEI build surfaces in the 3D Printer online Groups of which I'm a member so I decided to make the leap. This build surface is 0.5mm thin. I took it out of the box, washed it with hot soapy water, rinsed, air-dried, and put it on the printer. My printer (Creality Ender 3 Pro) has a magnetic sub-surface from the factory so I did not have to install the one that came with this HICTOP PEI build plate. Because it's this is thinner than my previous surface, it required me to re-level the bed. The print side is the textured side which has a surface similar to about a 120-grit sandpaper. The underside (the side with the HICTOP logo) did have a few disolored spots (see picture) but since this side goes down, these do not adversely impact plate performance. Speaking of adhesion - it's phenominal!!! Tall, thin objects and tiny objects with only a little build plate contact is where adhesion is critical and this bed handled them flawlessly. To give you an idea of its adhesion, I ALWAYS peel off the purge line at the start of a print; not on this surface though - while the bed is heated to 60C, the purge line is stuck there so well I can't peel it off! Same goes for the printed part - it does not move when the bed is at temp. I saw zero elephant foot, zero warping/lifting, everything I've printed stayed flat to the surface and stuck there like it was nailed. But, like magic, when the bed cools to room temp, you just pick the part up like someone just walked by and placed it there; no popping or velcro-sound, no prying or pushing, just pick it up. It really is awesome. The platform provides your print with a bottom-layer surface comparable to the flexible magnetic beds. This thing is fantastic and it will be my only build plate going forward. Highly recommend! Only con is that there feels like a very slight burr on the edge so use some caution when handling.

I bought the 410x410 plate to replace the glass plate of my 6 year old Anycubic Chiron printer. I like this printer so much because of how big the build volume is.. A few months ago, I installed an automatic levelling system to the printer and this PEI textured plate will make this printer great. BTW, the exact plate dimension of Chiron is 420x410 but it's okay because the actual build volume of the printer is 400x400 only. If I have to recommend on how to install this thing, you have to remove the glass plate because if you install this on top of the glass plate like some of the instructions I saw at YouTube, you will lose much of the temperature setting of the top plate. But if you are like me that I removed the glass plate, it would require a lot of effort to remove the plate because the adhesive tape that holding the glass to the heater metal plate is hard and lots of scrapping to do, but it could be done. Set you bed temperature to 100 deg and using spatula start lifting from the corners. A warning, the metal heater plate is so thin that even you put is this product of of it, you can't get the bed level and straight. It's a good thing for me that I worked in fabrication, so grab a scrap 1/8 aluminum plate, cut it to size and stuck it to the heater plate with a double sided tape and was able to get the correct levelness of the bed. After that, then that's the only time I put in the magnetic underside which will hold the PEI plate. With the glass plate even with the automatic levelling system, the print's will not stick without a good amount of glue applied to the bed. With this PEI plate, I printed the smallest model I can find and came out good without any glue. Then printed a bigger model for 9 hrs again without glue at 55 deg build plate setting and no issues at all. I can recommend this product and as a matter of fact, I bought the 235x235 plate to upgrade the build plate of my other printer. Hope this review will help someone out.

Great plate, works well.

Spitzenqualität mit super Eigenschaften.

Lo he colocado en una Artillery Genius cuidando de que no toque contra los perfiles del eje Z al desplazarse en Y porque el fleje es 1,5 cm más grande que la cama. Llevaba dos años peleándome con la nivelación de la cama de la Genius, cada dos impresiones tenía que nivelar, ha sido poner el fleje y se terminó la tontería. No puedo decir nada malo de este producto, para mi es un 10/10. Las piezas se adhieren como lapas cuando está caliente y se despegan solas cuando está frio, estaba ya teniendo problemas con el PETG y la adherencia, porque tenía bobinas un poco viejas que ya no se pegaban en la primera capa, con el fleje se pegan como SuperGlue, no tengo que nivelar la cama, no se ve ni un solo signo de desgaste después de 10 días de uso continuo, una maravilla. Lo malo es que no lo compré antes por miedo a estropear el cristal de la impresora y llevaba dos años a palos con la adherencia.

E' un piatto comodo e resistente. Appena acquistato, sembra essere di buona fattura ed è bello da vedere. Speriamo che duri.