Flexi Plate with Textured ULTEM PEI for Sovol SV08 & Voron 350 - 355 x 355 mm

Upgrade your 3D printing experience with the Wham Bam Textured ULTEM™ PEI Flexi Plate (355 x 355 mm). Engineered for high-performance adhesion and effortless part removal, this double-sided flexible build plate features authentic ULTEM™ brand PEI electrostatically powder-coated over high-chromium 0.4mm spring steel. The kiln-baked finish leaves a distinct, professional textured surface on the bottom of every print while providing long-lasting durability.

Designed for seamless integration with magnetic build beds (such as the Wham Bam Magnetic Base), this build plate provides excellent bed adhesion for a wide range of standard and engineering filaments, including PLA, PETG, TPU, ABS, and Nylon (with adhesive assistance).

Key Features

• Authentic Powder-Coated ULTEM™ PEI: Double-sided textured surface ensures superior first-layer adhesion and leaves a clean, professional matte finish on parts.
• High-Chromium Spring Steel: Premium 0.4mm spring steel core offers maximum flexibility and fatigue resistance for quick, pop-off part removal.
• Broad Sensor Compatibility: Fully compatible with eddy current mesh, optical, touch, inductive, capacitive, and Cartographer bed leveling sensors.
• Versatile Filament Adhesion: Excellent native adhesion for PLA, PETG, ABS, and TPU; compatible with bed adhesives (e.g., Magigoo, glue sticks) for advanced polymers like Nylon.

Printer Compatibility

• Direct Fit: Sovol SV08, VORON Design 350 V2
• Compatible Dimensions (355 x 355 mm): Sovol SV03, Zortrax M300

Technical Specifications

• Overall Dimensions: 355 mm x 355 mm
• Spring Steel Thickness: 0.4 mm
• PEI Coating Thickness: 0.12 mm per side

Maintenance & Best Practices

Routine Cleaning: Wipe down the textured surface before and after prints using Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA) and a lint-free paper towel. Avoid using acetone, as it will damage the PEI coating.

Deep Cleaning & Restoration: If bed adhesion decreases over time, wash the plate with mild dish soap and warm water to break down filament oils. For stubborn residue, lightly scuff the surface using 600-grit wet/dry sandpaper, then clean thoroughly with IPA.