CryoGrip Pro Frostbite

Just a gentle reminder. Please wash the plate with soap and water then perform a calibration or re measure the z offset. Using on a H2S. The plate works great at 42C. Sticking is good without being obnoxious. Have used it for 6 prints with lots of small/large supports and it’s been really good. It’s a great value considering you won’t need any adhesives and you actually save a tiny bit on electric with the lower bed temps. It fit perfectly on a Bambu H2S but had to disable the bed checker which caused no issues. Zero issues with bed adhesion on first layers. The only question is how long will it last?

Everything will stick - it is amazing how well this works. I have only tried PLA so I cannot say anything about PETG but I have had no first layer issues at all. In fact you have to be careful with thin prints as they can be very difficult to remove and will require a metal scrapper (use very carefully). Worth every penny.

Love this CryoGrip Pro plate! It gives excellent adhesion for PLA and PETG at noticeably lower bed temps (around 45-55°C for PLA) than my stock textured PEI, which helps reduce warping on bigger prints and saves a bit on power. The subtle fine texture looks almost smooth but grips reliably without needing glue for most filaments. Prints release easily once the bed cools, and the pink color is a nice touch. Durable so far after dozens of prints — highly recommend as a versatile upgrade, especially if you print a mix of materials.

This has to be the best plate I’ve used so far. I’ve always struggled with my PS1 stock plate when printing larger vertical items, like picture frames, even after cleaning it thoroughly with Dawn and hot water. But with this plate, I’ve had zero issues. Prints stick perfectly, and I haven’t needed to clean it after every use. Absolutely worth the price!

For printing PLA and PETG, this plate is zero-hassle. No need for glues or sprays or constant hand washing. It just sticks. It can stick too well for single-layer prints, like an aborted print in the middle of the first layer. You’ll need to use a metal scraper (carefully!) to get those off. I’m very happy with it and have made it my primary plate.

I was skeptical at first as I have never used a cool plate before, but after printing on it all day, its awesome. I had a couple of fails at first for a very fine print for first layer, printing at a bed temp of 30. Then tried 35 and still failed. I was about to return, but decided to try at 40c. Jackpot! Prints are sticking nicely and when you allow the plate to cool, they come off easily with a good bend of the plate in all directions. Very good quality build as well - my new favorite plate.

Something feels off about these plates. I have a cryogrip for a different printer that has a matte finish to it and it’s been phenomenal for close to a year. I’ve already had to replace this plate once and now I’m out of the return window and having the same issue. The texture is glossy which gives an odd finish when using matte filament. It fits perfectly and works well with the printers bed plate. But you have to constantly clean it or you will have adhesion issues, this shouldn’t be the case with a cryogrip plate. After just a couple of months the surface is peeling off. Chunks at a time. Truly disappointed.

I've been 3d printing for about 9 years now. I had previously been very anti bambu until one day none of my printers were working and I just wanted to print so I got the bambu printer and thought theres no way it gets better than this. I can actually just print when I want to print! it was amazing but I still had some adhesion problems. So when I saw this and watched a few reviews I decided to give it a go and I'm so glad I did! This works so well. It took any adhesion problems and got rid of them. It is an added cost on top of your printer but I'd argue in saved filament and faild prints this thing is cheaper than free. If you're on the fence just get it. I promise you'll love the lower power bills, the more successful prints and the awesomee blue color. It fits just like a stock bed on the printers and I've even thrown it on my elegoo centari carbon and it works wonders there too. Now they just need to make one for the Kobra 3 max and I'll be very happy printing man. If you've read this far just do yourself a favor and just get it already.

With this build plate I can print PLA at 30°C bed temperature. This let me reduce the power draw of the printer so that I am able to run this printer on a 1100VA computer UPS without any issue. Edit: this was possible because where I live the room temperature is above 28.

Worst build plate ever. read all the reviews reporting insane adhesion. The only thing that sticks to this plate is the bubble wrap bag it came in, that was extremely difficult to remove. Despite numerous hot water and dish soap cleans nothing sticks to this plate and the slightest touch will cause it to lose adhesion.