SAKATA HR-PLA 3D870 Post Procesado (ES-EN).pdf

To proceed with post-processing, consider the finest wall of the piece and calculate the tempering time based on that. For walls less than 1 cm wide, do not exceed 10 minutes of tempering, while larger pieces with wider walls can be tempered for up to an hour. Always temper the piece while it is still attached to the printer's glass bed and without removing the supports. There are two tempering methods: oven and water.

For the oven method, use the lowest available temperature (50-60°C) and a traditional oven with upper and lower heating elements, avoiding the ventilation system. Place the piece in the oven while it is off, let it warm up, and start counting the minutes once the desired temperature is reached. Let the piece cool down for a few minutes before separating the supports and the piece from the glass base.

For the water method, fill a container with water and measure the temperature carefully, aiming for around 70°C. Submerge the piece with the glass bed, ensuring it is totally submerged, and use weights if necessary to keep it at the bottom of the container. Wait until the water cools down to less than 20°C before separating the supports and the piece from the glass bed.