BIQU CryoGrip Pro Frostbite Cold Build Plate for Bambu-Lab 3D Printers

Best printer bed I’ve ever used. I have my printer in my basement so I deal with a lot of humidity. I was having some issues with the original bed for my P1S so I was looking and this seemed to be the best option. Boy let me tell you this thing is GRIPPY, since I swapped it out I never had an issues with bed adhesion. Everything sticks like glue I never have to glue or try and change the temps in my printer for any type of filament, just have to wipe it with a small amount of soap and water and it’s back up like new. Fits perfectly for your specific printer, I will 100% be buying another if I need it this thing is amazing.

Put this on the P2S the week it showed up and it has been the bed I reach for ever since. First layers stick without glue or a brim even at room temperature, and when a print finishes the part lifts off with a light pull once the plate cools, no scraper and no bending the plate like a PEI sheet. Two months of use on mine, and after one PETG project left a glossy residue on the surface a wash in the sink with dish soap got it back to full stick; no warping and no peeling coat so far. Two things the listing does not tell you. The P2S throws an error every startup because it cannot read this plate's code, so you clear the message and print anyway, it is a nag not a fault. And parts come off the blue surface glossier than the stock textured plate, which is fine for functional parts but not if you want that rough bottom. The warped-out-of-box reviews are real though, so lay yours flat on a table before you trust it. If you print constantly, this earns its keep.

This is a very awesome build plate it has now became my main build plate for all my 3D printing projects everything sticks to it like glue Update: I've had this build plate for about 3 months now and it worked great I've printed multiple projects using this build plate had no problems with it but now I'm starting to have issues with adhesion the filament seems to have trouble sticking to the plate in some areas I've tried wiping it down with alcohol I've tried washing it with soap and water sometimes that works sometimes it don't and whatever stuff that's on the plate that makes prints stick to it it's starting to rub off on the corner. But it's still a very good build plate I would definitely buy another just know that it doesn't last for very long

Love the plate for small items where you don't want to use a brim. Everything sticks and sometimes too well.

I bought the CryoGrip Pro Frostbite Cold Build Plate for P2S when it was on sale for ~$21. At regular price of $30 it's still a good deal but not as good as $21. The plate is well made but a bit thinner than stock BambuLab Textured PEI plate and the texture is slightly less than Bambulab, so the surface facing the plate comes out smoother. It doesn't matter much to me but I wanted to mention. The first couple of my prints had part sticking issues. I started with a handful of small parts and set the job for 35C, 5C higher than the low end of 30C-50C range recommended for PLA. There were no issues with the first layers but multiple parts released from print bed after about 4 mm or so thickness and all at the same time. I noticed some parts didn't have any issues so I suspected the plate cleanliness and I was right. Even though the plate was well packaged, the package wasn't sealed and I could see hand/finger prints across multiple locations (not mine) under bright grazing angle light. So, I washed the plate with warm water and dishsoap. The problem remained. Then I increased the bed temperature to 40C and all was well. To test my hypothesis, I left the parts on the plate and let the plate started cooling and after every 1 degC drop, I gently nudged the parts to see if they would release. I had six small parts on the bed and all of them released around 33-34degC, so 35 degC is too close for comfort. My advice to anyone contemplating buying this plate, I highly recommend it. Make sure you wash it before first use and use 40C for PLA (i.e., 10degC above minimum). Although I haven't printed anything with PETG yet, I will use 10degC higher than minimum of the recommended range as well. For reference, the default Bambulab bed setting for Textured PEI is 55 deg C but I was using 60degC to avoid parts sticking. So, with this plate, I'll be able to run my jobs 20 degC cooler, which should save on power consumption and the plate should pay for itself.

I have the CryoGrip plates on both my Bambu Lab P1S and A1 Mini. This larger one for the P1S gets the most use because that printer is dedicated to PETG almost exclusively, and PETG adhesion is where this plate really shines. The cold release works as advertised. Prints stick well during the job and pop off cleanly once the plate cools to room temperature. No more fighting with a scraper or bending the plate to get parts off. With PETG that's a big deal because it loves to bond to the stock Bambu plates. The double-sided textured surface gives a nice finish on the bottom of prints. I've been running this plate for a while now and the texture is holding up — no bald spots or loss of adhesion in the areas I print most. BIQU has become my go-to for Bambu Lab accessories. Between the CryoGrip plates, the Panda Brush, and the Purge Shield, they clearly understand what Bambu owners actually need. Everything just works and the quality is consistent. If you're printing PETG on a P1S or X1C, get this plate. It makes bed adhesion a non-issue.

Using PAHT-CF with glue and no issues. Easy to use in my P2S, print quality has been great. If you print PA recommend this plate with glue.

Lives these build plates easy cleaning and a good upgrade for the 3d printer

It is banded unable to use with my printer bambu lab p1s. So pls replace it as soon as possible

剥がれづらいので良いです。 それでも剥がれちゃった場合はこのプレートで温度上げて使ってます。65℃ぐらい。それが良いことなのかはわからないけど問題なさそう。

Muy buen producto