Specifications

Technology Micro-Droplet Polishing

Compatible Material: PolySmoothTM

Polishing Liquid: Isopropanol or ethanol, 70% or above [90% or higher recommended]

Polishing Time: 20-40 min typical [varies based on part size, alcohol concentration and ambient temp]

Product Dimensions: 230 x 300 x 360 mm [9.1 x 11.8 x 14.2 in]

Shipping Box Dimensions: 350 x 400 x 450 [13.8 x 15.7 x 18.1 in]

Product Weight: 4 Kg [8.81 lbs]

Shipping Weight: 6.8 Kg [15 lbs]

Maximum Part Size: Up to a 150 mm (diameter) x 180 mm (height) cylinder [5.9 in (diameter) x 7.1 in (height)]

Operating Temperature:15-32 °C [59-90 °F]

Storage Temperature: 0-38 °C [32-100 °F]

Power Requirements:Power Supply: INPUT, AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz, 0.4A. OUTPUT: 5V 2000 mA. PolysherTM INPUT: DC 5V, 2000 mA

FQAs:

1. Is the Polysher a new 3D printer?
Answer 1: No – the Polysher is NOT a 3D printer. You still need an extrusion-based, FDM/FFF printer with the intention to use our new products. Specifically, PolySmooth is a new filament that You’ll print with your 3D printer, just like how you print with your PLA. Once the printing is done, You’ll post-process your printed objects in the Polysher to obtain the amazing surface finish. You’ll watch our campaign video or read the project description for more details.
2. Can I use PLA or ABS parts in the Polysher?
Answer 2: The Polysher is designed to only work with PolySmooth and alcohol; in addition PLA and ABS don’t seem to be polishable with alcohol. We don’t recommend other liquids/solvents other than isopropanol or ethanol.

Post-Processing Machine : Polymaker Polysher is a post-processing machine designed for polishing the extrusion-based FDM/FFF 3D printed parts with PolySmooth to succeed in a shining, layer-free surface finish.

Safe & Easy To Use: No heating is involved – The nebulizer technology requires only a very small reservoir – This can be a liquid-phase polishing relatively than vapor-phase polishing process. All electronic components are properly sealed, and no spark can also be generated inside the chamber. Placing it on your desk, simply twisting the dial to set the time, the post-process will start and end automatically.

Low Costs: The Polysher is not only affordable but its running cost is incredibly low too. Isopropyl alcohol (often referred to as isopropanol) or Ethanol are both suitable. You’ll choose whatever is more easily to be had for you.

NOT A 3D Printer: the Polysher is NOT a 3D printer. You still need a extrusion-based, FDM/FFF 3D printer with the intention to use our new products. Specifically, PolySmooth is a new filament that You’ll print with your 3D printer, just like how you print with your PLA. Once the printing is done, You’ll post-process your printed objects in the Polysher to obtain the amazing surface finish. You’ll watch our Polysher video on YouTube.