Is there a maximum temperature rating for the Slice Engineering 50W Heater Cartridges?
Both the 12V and 24V 50W Heater Cartridges are rated to 500°C. Actual achievable temperatures will vary based on a number of factors, including whether the heater is operating in an enclosed or open air 3D printer.
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