Phrozen Hands Free Mixing
Phrozen Hands Free Mixing is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Delivery and Shipping
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Specifications
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Phrozen Hands Free Mixing
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Description
Description
Resins are often high in composite and viscosity and can be difficult to mix, often leading to colour inconsistencies, and compromised print quality. With Heat & Mix, you can thoroughly blends and preheats your resin to the optimal printing temperature, ensuring smooth, consistent prints with flawless results every time.
✔ Perfect aesthetic
✔ Evenly mixed resin & composite
✔ Stronger mechanical properties
✔ Increased success rate
Heat & Mix uses multidirectional rolling and tilting to quickly and evenly disperse composites throughout the entire bottle, ensuring every part is perfectly blended for optimum performance.
Quick Shake (5 Mins)
Need a quick, last-minute mix before pouring? Use Quick Shake to mix the resin for 5 minutes without heating.
Heat & Shake
Printing more viscous resin with high composite filler? Use Heat & Shake for optimum mixing with max. temperature of 50°C.
Constant Shake (Up to 6 Hours)
Always have your resin ready for the next pour by keeping it on standby for up to 6 hours with Constant Shake.
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Shipped fast, arrived in good condition, fair price!
Love this clay, way less messy than other UV fillers, and being able to handle it without gloves on makes it a breeze to get into the right shape! Great to have an Australian supplier too!
Great product, no miss prints of failures a very strong resin.
I mix other resins in it to use up other bottles not a problem(mix well)
I don't know much but the our tech-head nerdy boys were happy so the purchase was successful!. Many thanks for the advice when choosing for others! can highly recommend this business.
Mixed with Hyperfine Graphite 80/20 as recommended by 3DCast and was very happy with the results.
