Filamentbox DryBox metal pail size M with thermo-hygrometer

Our robust Filament DryBox metal buckets have specially been developed for storing 3D printing filament spools, but also for other temperature and moisture sensitive filling goods.

The moisture-sensitive filament spools (especially nylon, PVA, PLA) should be stored dry, at room temperature and protected from environmental influences. Our Filament Drybox metal buckets serve as proper storage and help to extend their durability and prevent hygroscopy.

The thermometer and hygrometer integrated in the air-impermeable lid is used to control the temperature and humidity inside the container. The shown base insert can be printed on your 3D printer using our 3D print file. The included desiccant bag is placed inside the bucket to remove any moisture.

The Filament DryBox metal buckets size M offers space for up to 3 standard 500 - 1000 g filament spools (D=200mm/W=76mm).

Scope of delivery: Metal buckets with metal handle, lid with integrated thermometer and hygrometer, O-ring seal, 100 g desiccant bag, STL-files for 3D-printing of the two base insert parts (download with QR-code or link: https://stratus.pirlo.com/index.php/s/MfBcyAGdj4CYotR)

• This Filament DryBox metal buckets are inside and outside blank.
• Due to the conical shape this metal pails are ideal for economical storage, as they can be nested and stacked.
• This container is made of tinplate (tinned sheet steel). Containers made of tinplate are not suitable for water-containing filling goods or moist storage/handling. Contact with water or moisture lead to rust.
• This metal container is not suitable for food.
• This metal container has no approval for dangerous goods.

Due to the different fillings on the market and their individual composition, we cannot confirm absolute suitability for respective fillings. It is the responsibility of the user/bottler of the packaging to determine and confirm the suitability for the respective filling in advance. The actual suitability of the chosen packaging can only be properly ascertained by performing your own preliminary tests. The specified range of use for this article represents a rough classification based on the legal requirements.