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CreatBot PEEK-300 Waterpump

Ref.: CREATBOT-WATERPUMP-P300

119.00 €

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Original replacement water pump for the liquid cooling system of the CreatBot PEEK-300 3D printer. A crucial component to maintain high performance during printing, especially when working with high-temperature materials like PEEK and PEI.

The printer uses a liquid cooling system that circulates water to maintain an optimal temperature. This system is essential to prevent overheating and ensure stable, high-quality printing. On one hand, it helps maintain optimal temperatures for sensitive components, and on the other, it allows the printer to handle extremely high temperatures for printing technical materials that require nozzle temperatures up to 500°C.

The cooling system is designed to be leak-free and uses high-quality tubing to ensure stable and reliable cooling performance. This is crucial to maintain system integrity and avoid failures during printing.

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Manufacturer	CreatBot

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HS Code	8477.5900

A well-maintained and properly installed water pump helps prolong the life of the hotend and achieve more consistent prints, reducing the risk of overheating and thermal degradation of delicate components.

Installation and mounting: place the water pump in its designated bracket or location according to the service manual to ensure a proper connection with hoses and avoid unnecessary stress on the lines.

Flow direction: ensure that the water inlet and outlet pipes are correctly connected to the circuit, so the flow carries water from the hotend to the radiator or heat exchanger and back to the pump without reversing direction.

Coolant quality: use distilled water or a manufacturer-recommended coolant mixture to minimize corrosion and deposits inside the circuit, which could affect pump performance and thermal transfer.

Preventive maintenance: regularly check for air bubbles, leaks, or blockages in the hoses, and ensure the pump operates quietly and with stable flow during long prints.

Coordinated thermal control: combining liquid cooling with fan management and temperature sensors helps maintain a homogeneous thermal environment inside the chamber, especially when the printer operates with a heated chamber and active DAS system.

Replacement and spare parts: if the pump shows unusual noises, flow loss, or intermittent failures, replace it with an equivalent specification unit to prevent bottlenecks in the cooling system and ensure printer reliability.