3D printers for printing BVOH plastic

BVOH

— an auxiliary water-soluble filament used for printing support structures with protrusions and overhangs, as well as moving mechanisms. BVOH is an acronym for Butenediol Vinyl Alcohol Copolymer. Flament has excellent interlayer adhesion and sinteres well with the material of the model itself, so that the supports do not peel off from the part during the 3D printing process. The optimal extrusion temperature for this plastic is in the range from 210 to 220 °C. The material easily dissolves in ordinary water - it can be used to create a strong base in areas where support is required, and to obtain a smooth surface without filament residue when used in printing with other types of plastic (PLA, ABS and PET).