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?

My new favorite plate. This plate has had 0 adhesion issues since day 1. It fits perfectly on the P1S. It's a durable metal plate that flexes but doesn't deform (You need that because of how well things stick). The print quality is excellent and the price is arguably better. I will have to look into all of BIQU's plates.

I love the way my prints stick to this plate. No issues whatsoever and when the plate is cooled down, my prints just pop right off easier than the stock plate. Also this saves energy because the bed doesn't need to run as hot.

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!

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.

I don't get it. I have over 15,000 hours of printing experience over a few different brands of printers. I bought a Biqu cryogrip plate for my bambu h2d and it failed 5 or 6 times on prints that weren't even that small. I washed the plate thoroughly with hot water and dish soap. I kept raising the temps in 5 degree increments. After the 6th failure I gave up and bought the supertack from bambu when they released it. I figured I'd take a chance and get the frostbite plate for my snapmaker. I only use PLA on it so that's the best option. Same story, wash with soap and hot water try 3 prints same failures. At this point I may as well go back to the textured pei and brim the hell out of it since using a brim on a supertack plate is not supposed to be needed. Almost worth it to see if i can buy a supertack from bambu and just trim it down to fit the damn snapmaker. Won't be buying anything else from Biqu. If I could have given it a 1/2 star I would have.

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 love this buildplate and it saves me from adhesion issues that require me to print stuff a second time. The finish is a slightly textured satin finish, and all of the bottom surfaces look great. It’s about as thick as the stock PEI plate and you can also use both sides.

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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.

Works really well, just as advertised. I would recommend printing with bed temperatures at the lower end of the recommended temperatures and wait until the plate cools down before trying to remove the print

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.