Blazecut Fire Suppression System // Tech Breakdown

If you're looking to add safety to your 3D printing check out the BlazeCut T-Series Fire Suppression for Devices. The BlazeCut T-Series System provides simple, and cost-effective fire protection for small enclosures and is the perfect solution for keeping your machines safe inside your home or school. #3dprinting #firesuppression #homesafety
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[@W4TRI]

I love that an A8 was sacrificed for this! Not hard to get started then?!

[@Wiles3D]

That is really cool it's about time somebody came out with something like this

[@StuffWithKirby]

How long does this last for? Id assume eventually the material degrades inside it or the plastic tubing it is in.

[@taylorlandry641]

Shelf life is 5+ years in normal conditions

[@LoriAnneBrown]

Interesting. but will it work without an enclosure? I have 3 printers on a shelf with a shelf above it and was thinking of putting something like this on underside of the shelf above my printers. Would it work?

[@CircsC]

No. It has to be enclosed

[@W4TRI]

If I have 2 printers in a 5 foot X 3 foot x 3 foot box will one system be enough?

[@TheMidnightSmith]

No, you have approx 1.5m cubed of space. This small one is for .25 to .5m cubed or one printer. Blazecut USA sells one for 1m cubed areas which should be enough. It's about $320 USD

[@Evilslayer73]

price??

[@TheMidnightSmith]

$156 as shown.

[@ZankGarage3DPrintingAndDIY]

"T-Series"

[@wavegreen]

t series, way to go if you wana make no sales