VisionMiner Nano Polymer Adhesive for 3D Printer Build Plates – 50ml & 120ml
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VisionMiner Nano Polymer Adhesive
High-performance build-plate adhesive for reliable first-layer bonding across standard and engineering-grade 3D printing materials.
VisionMiner Nano Polymer Adhesive is formulated for demanding 3D printing applications where consistent bed adhesion matters. It helps prints stay firmly attached during printing while still allowing easier part release after the build plate cools.
Compatible Filaments
- PLA
- PETG
- ABS and ASA
- Nylon and carbon-fiber nylon
- Polycarbonate
- PEI, PEEK, PPS, PPSU, PSU, and other high-temperature materials
Compatible Build Surfaces
- Glass and borosilicate glass
- Ceramic
- PEI sheets and spring-steel flex plates
- Garolite and FR4
- BuildTak-style surfaces
- Kapton tape
- Carbon-fiber and PCB-style build surfaces
Key Benefits
- Helps improve first-layer adhesion
- Suitable for both low- and high-temperature printing
- Supports multiple prints from a single application
- Easy to spread in a thin, controlled layer
- Water-cleanable for simple build-plate maintenance
- Useful for reducing warping, lifting, and failed prints
How to Use
- Start with a clean, cool build plate.
- Apply a small amount and spread it into a thin, even layer.
- Allow the coating to dry before starting the print.
- After printing, let the build plate cool before removing the part.
- Refresh or clean the surface as needed based on print material and use.
Available Sizes
- 50ml: Compact size for occasional use, testing, or smaller printers
- 120ml: Larger bottle for frequent printing and shop use
Important Notes
Always follow the build-surface and filament manufacturer’s recommendations. Test on a small area first, especially when using coated, textured, or specialty build plates. A thin application is typically more effective than a heavy coating.
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