Prusa Double-sided Powder-coated PA Nylon Spring Steel Sheet for MK3S

Are you in Australia and looking to buy a Prusa MK3S double - sided powder - coated PA nylon spring steel sheet? The MK52 heatbed has embedded high Curie temperature magnets, which can firmly hold removable spring steel sheets. This sheet is great for printing polyamide - based filaments, especially Prusament PA11 Carbon Fiber Black. It has a special surface finish that boosts adhesion, making it ideal for Prusament PA11. You don't need a glue stick. Just clean it with pure water. Using IPA or acetone can damage the surface. For grease - coated areas, use clean water with a drop of dishwashing detergent. Consumable parts like PEI sheets aren't covered by warranty, except for defects in materials or workmanship. Cosmetic damage isn't covered either. Only defective sheets on arrival are under warranty. As the plate is exposed to high temperatures during printing, its surface may get glossier or develop duller areas, but this doesn't affect printing. This sheet is perfect for polyamide - based materials and PETG, while other materials may detach during printing, and prints will automatically detach after the sheet cools down.

How to use: Place this spring steel sheet on the MK52 heatbed with embedded magnets. Then you can start printing polyamide - based filaments or PETG. You don't need to use a glue stick. After printing, wait for the sheet to cool down, and the prints will come off automatically. Things to note: Only use pure water to clean the sheet. Avoid using IPA or acetone as they can damage the surface. If there are grease - coated areas, add a drop of dishwashing detergent to the water. Warranty doesn't cover consumable parts like PEI sheets, except for material or workmanship defects. Cosmetic damage such as scratches, dents, or cracks isn't covered. Only defective sheets received are covered. Maintenance advice: Regularly clean the sheet with pure water. Check for any signs of damage before each use. If you notice any problems, contact the seller if it's a warranty - covered issue.