I would like to make heated print bed for 3d printer, I read all the answers but ho one has answered what the maximum heat output of 11X12 piece?
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The seller's website states that this heat tape generates 20 watts of heat per foot. The 11x12 piece is the equivalent of a one foot piece of heat tape, generating 20 watts of heat.
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In heat pump mode (above 45), it produces as much heat as 2 space heaters. So if you need 3+ space heaters on high to heat that room (like if you have bad insulation), no. If it only takes 1, this will work even faster/better.
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I don't know what is your menu size but it can laminate up to 12" wide so you can use 11 x 17 or 11.7 x 16.5 but make sure it should be straight. I am not recommend this product. It usually has wave band. I don't know why it seems heat temperature is not even during the laminate even letter size has same result. I got replace one but it had same. I only can use this for something not important but it need to laminate.
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I have mine mounted in a E150 van. Some days it's 100 degrees in that van. Not one problem since I purched the printer. Would highly recommend.
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Hello- I am sorry but I used an ink jet printer therefore, I can't answer your question but you should not have a problem with your printer as long as it's not a laser printer.
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I printed on 8.5x11" photo paper via the rear paper feed. I didn't try through tray 2, as I did not want to bend the paper. I've had nothing but trouble with this printer, though. Epson is sending me my third printer, as the second one had the same clogged nozzles proble as the first.
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I use 4x6 direct thermal labels, but the printer can take any rolls of thermal media up to 4" wide, so you could load it with thermal receipt paper if you wanted to. There are several links to compatible labels on the printer's product page.
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I think if you adjust your image size as you wish, then print to a larger sized standard paper (like 13x19 or 14x17), you'd get what you need. You'd have to trim the excess, of course. A bit wasteful, but not sure how many printers in this range can handle custom sized media.
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If you go to HP and search for the printer. you can download a product brochure. It says 11.8 mil max thickness. Hope that helps
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Hi Fernando Majer, I used TN 420, it is about 210g each. And I use HL-2280DW printer, it last a long time. I like it.
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As I'm sure you're aware, 1200W will heat a room above the tolerance of about anything but cactus. A relatively tiny space such as tent will require MASSIVE air moving equipment and likely the tent you choose will not have any provision for such air movement. I would strongly recommend you research the lumen/sq ft requirement of whatever you're growing. I'm currently generating about 10,000 lumens. I have 5 fans (2 to ram air in, 3 to extract) and I'm still getting a 12 degree (F) rise over the temp outside the tent. Take care and have a fire extinguisher present.
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Each panel will effectively heat a 10x12 room (120 sq ft). We have one in our bedroom and it works great! And they are very energy efficient.
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Nothing, each seller sets their own prices. So you will see many different prices for the same item on amazon. I have the 14x14 and am even using it right now. This is my 2nd one. By far the best heating pad on the market.
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The maximum print area is exactly as described in the name of the product: 1" x 2.75". Granted, I didn't use any area that would bleed to the edges in my custom design, but my guess is that would work as well.
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I would think so . . . but the process would be extremely tedious, time consuming, and the final product would not likely be very tasty. Your better bet would likely be one of the many 3d printers now available. But, there again you may find a shortcoming in the taste of the final product. Please keep me posted. It is innovative thinkers such as yourself who keep our world progressing as rapidly as it does. Yet most people just think you are kooky . . . sad.By the way, I truly enjoy your type of humor. Thank you.Chuck
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Correct. I have managed to get mine to make a small part that HAD to be ABS for tempurature reasons. I printed into a puddle of super glue ( a trick I found on the internet) and it worked, but it took a few tries. Lots of people have added a heated bed to their simples, and they print ABS just fine.
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yes the print bed is heated and you can adjust the temperature with the software that controls it, replicatorg