Magigoo
MAGIGOO Flex is designed for professional use, to work exclusively with TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane), TPE (thermoplastic elastomer and TPC (thermoplastic copolyester) filaments. The part should be relatively easy to remove once it cools and the glue r
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MAGIGOO PA is designed for professional use, to work exclusively with Polyamide filaments. The part should be relatively easy to remove once it cools and the glue residue should also be easily cleaned off.
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MAGIGOO PC is designed to work exclusively with polycarbonate type filaments. This adhesive for professional use makes sure prints stick firmly when the print-bed is hot and that the part is easy to remove once it cools.
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MAGIGOO PP is designed for professional use, to work exclusively with polypropylene filaments. The part should be relatively easy to remove once it cools and the glue residue should also be easily cleaned off if the included procedure is followed.
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Magigoo Pro Kit has all adhesive essentials including: Magigoo PA, PC, PP, Original and a Cleaning cloth.
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Magigoo Metal is speciaal ontworpen voor de aanhechting van de eerste laag van BASF Ultrafuse 316L filamenten.
Read moreMagigoo is produced by Thought3D Ltd (T3D), a company with a passionate team situated on a small sunny island in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea.
The main aspect of T3D is the R&D activities. By combining knowledge of 3D printing, materials and chemistry T3D develops new materials and technologies to solve problems in additive manufacturing. Its products Magigoo® and Magigoo® Pro, are all-in-one adhesives for 3D printing, designed specifically to keep 3D prints in place during the 3D printing process and allowing the easy removal when printing is complete.
We are a small, hard-working and conscious team, comprised of 3D printing enthusiast, engineers and scientists who have the entrepreneurial drive and spirit to solve some of the most annoying problems in 3D printing.