Prusa USS Drybox bambulab Polysulfone (PSU) is a high-temperature

Polysulfone (PSU) is a high-temperature aromatic sulfone polymer

Print Bed temperature: 60~80c

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especially at elevated temperatures

and precision extrusion processes

Prusa USS Drybox bambulab Polysulfone (PSU) is a high-temperatureWet filament = ruined prints When wet filament hits the hot nozzle, the water inside instantly boils, expanding in volume. This creates steam bubbles that pop out of the nozzle, leading to stringing, oozing, and rough finish instead of smooth walls. High Demand Estimated leadtime 6 weeks as of the 28 7 26 Left: wet filament after being stored in the open, Right: Filament stored and being printed directly from a drybox. Never deal with wet filament