ZortraxHEPA Cover

Cover for the Zortrax M200 series with HEPA filter

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  • Eliminates unpleasant odours
  • Constant temperature in the interior
  • Less delay
  • $242.49

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Content: M200 & M200 Plus

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Item no.: Z-HEPA-COVER-M200, Content: 1 pc

EAN: 5902280823414

  • Eliminates unpleasant odours
  • Constant temperature in the interior
  • Less delay

Product information & technical details

Item no.: Z-HEPA-COVER-M200
Manufacturer No.: HEPA-COVER-M200
Manufacturers: Zortrax
Content: 1 pc
Category : 3D Printer Covers
Compatible with 3D Printers : Zortrax M200, Zortrax M200 Plus

Description

Zortrax HEPA Cover is compatible with Zortrax M200 and Zortrax M200 Plus 3D printers. It keeps the temperature stable in the printing process to minimize distortion of ABS-based materials. A built-in carbon filter eliminates unpleasant odours during the 3D printing process, while the HEPA filter captures the most dangerous particles.

Zortrax HEPA Cover solves the following problems:

  • Reduces warping by keeping the temperature in the printer chamber stable
  • Eliminate unpleasant odors
  • Filters over 99% of 3D print emissions, including ultrafine particles

What's in the box:

  • Zortrax HEPA Cover
  • Filter Module (Adjustable Speed Electric Fan, HEPA Filter, Carbon Filter)
  • Power adapter
  • Front door
  • Operating manual

Before using it for the first time, follow a few simple steps to properly attach your Zortrax HEPA Cover to your Zortrax M200 or M200 Plus 3D Printer.

Dimensions of the cover: 426 x 357 x 230 mm

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