Description
Magigoo Pro Kit is a ready-to-use set of adhesive glue sticks developed for conventional 3D printing workflows. The kit comprises four 50 ml glue sticks supplied as one complete set, giving laboratories and workshops a practical assortment for bed adhesion tasks on FDM and related desktop printers. With a density of approximately 1 g/cm³, the formulation is easy to apply in thin, even layers on common build surfaces before printing begins. Each stick is intended as an accessory adhesive within the Magigoo Pro range from manufacturer Magigoo, supporting repeatable first-layer contact when preparing print beds for successive jobs. The compact set format suits shared equipment rooms, teaching labs, and production cells that need several sticks on hand without bulk packaging. Total pack weight is 0,301 kg, so the kit remains convenient to store beside the printer. Categories covered include 3D printing accessories and dedicated adhesives for conventional additive manufacturing, making the Pro Kit a straightforward choice when standardising bed-preparation materials across multiple machines or filament types in a single laboratory environment.
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- Pack size: 1 set
- Density: ~1 g/cm³
- Contents: 4 × 50 ml glue sticks
- Weight: 0,301 kg
- EAN: 5350583999952
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