Since the internal temperature distribution of PolyDryer™ during drying is relatively complex and directly related to a variety of objective conditions or factors, we believe that temperature cannot be used as a complete indicator of drying capacity.

Polymaker has taken the above subjective and objective conditions and factors into consideration and chosen to express the drying capabilities of PolyDryer™ in terms of power levels, it means higher power levels represent better drying capabilities.

The different power levels are directly related to the temperature at the Dry Dock outlet only.

1) With power level 1, the temperature at the Dry Dock air outlet is ~50°C.

2) With power level 2, it is ~60°C.

3) With power level 3, it is ~70°C.

The sticker on the dry dock lists all suitable power levels for most common materials. In general, using higher power level and longer drying time can achieve better drying result. If you are using  materials from other brands, please check the softening temperature of the filament first before using a higher power level.

The maximum capacity of PolyDryer™ box is 205 Φ * 78(H) mm. This means all 1kg spools or less from Polymaker can fit in the PolyDryer™ and most 1kg spools or less from the other brands can fit in the PolyDryer™. For smaller spools use the internal spool roller for a better experience.

The PolyDryer™ Box was designed with excellent sealing and silica gel desiccant to extend your filament storage time.

In our internal experiment( an environment of 20℃ and 60% RH), the humidity inside the PolyDryer™ Box changed less than 5% in 30 days.

In a comparison test the sealing capability of the PolyDryer™ Box is ~1.5 times that of a DIY storage box

As the hot air removes moisture from your material, the silica gel desiccant helps out by soaking up some of that moisture, making the drying process even more efficient.

After a while, you might notice some of the dark green desiccant turning back to orange, especially when drying on power level 3.

This change is a good sign as it means there's less moisture inside the PolyDryer™ Box, and the hot air is doing a great job of drying both your material and the silica gel desiccant at the same time.

It's PolyDryer™ Box, letting you know that everything's working just as it should!

Yes, the PolyDryer™ has a continuous drying mode. Materials can be either pre-dried on the PolyDryer™ before printing or the PolyDryer™ can be set to continuous drying mode for drying while printing.

For best results seal the PolyDryer™ box with the airlocks as soon as the drying cycle has finished.

If you aren't able to do this, continuous mode continues to dry the filament until you're able to reseal after a drying cycle and continous drying mode will not stop until you turn it off.

The image to the left shows whats in the box when you buy PolyDryer™ Power cord is Type I for Aust/ NZ and 240v power outlet.