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NIH3D

3D Printed Face Shield in PLA and HTPLA

Created by fluviolobo
Published: 
5/9/20

This is a 3D print of
3DPX-014257

Category

Devices and Hardware
Description

Printed our labs face shield design in PLA and HTPLA on a Cetus 3D MK2 to test the designs fabrication flexibilityBuild instructions include;Temperature 210C --Default for PLA in UPStudioLayer Height = 0.25 mmInfill 13% --Lowest infill setting in UPStudioPrint Mode MUST be FINEAlthought this increases time significantly (2.5-3.3 hours/part), thermal effects will appear on the visor at higher speedsIt is possible to print without raft, but it is not recommended if printing the entire assembly (headband, bows, and clip)Materials and manufacturers;PLA by HatchboxHTPLA, HighFiveBlue by ProtoPasta
KEYWORD(S)

Cetus, continuous build, face shield

PRINTER TECHNOLOGY

Material Extrusion - Single Extruder

MATERIAL

Polylactic Acid (PLA)

PRINTER MAKE/MODEL

Cetus 3D MK2

BUILD RESOLUTION (LAYER HEIGHT)

0.25 mm

REFERENCE MODEL
3D Printed Face Shield

by Orlando Health


3D Printed Face Shield