Cost advantage: Lower unit price, controllable overall cost Lower unit weight price: The packaging, transportation and production marginal costs of large rolls are lower. Manufacturers usually offer a unit price discount, and long-term purchasing is more cost-effective than small rolls. Reduce material waste: When replacing small rolls, there will be a section of unusable material left over. With large rolls, the replacement frequency is low, and the total amount of material waste is significantly reduced.
Efficiency advantage: Reduce intervention, improve printing continuity Avoid frequent material changes to avoid interruptions: When printing large models or batches of parts, 10kg large rolls can provide a longer continuous supply time, eliminating the need to stop halfway to change rolls, reducing the risk of printing failure due to material changes. Save manual operation time: No need to frequently check the remaining material and replace the roll, especially suitable for unmanned printing or simultaneous operation of multiple printers, reducing manual management costs.
Applicable scenarios: Match high-demand printing tasks Batch production scenarios: Such as small factories, studios producing standardized parts, large rolls of materials can provide continuous supply, matching production line efficiency. Large model printing: When printing models larger than 1 meter (such as props, furniture accessories), a single 10kg roll of material can meet the entire supply, avoiding splicing marks. High-frequency users: 3D printing enthusiasts or R&D teams if their monthly material usage exceeds 1kg, using large rolls can reduce the number of purchases and improve convenience.
