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--- processes:drying [2025/01/25 20:34] – created tys-user
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 The higher the temperature used, the faster the drying occurs, but the greater the risk of melting or [[processes:annealing|annealing]] your filament. Cold temperatures (below Tg((Glass transition temperature))) can be used with limited degrees of success, but should not be expected to work well.
-Please see the [[equipment:oven|oven]] page for more information on drying equipment, whether it be lab oven, filament drier, or anything in between.
+Please see the [[equipment:oven|oven]] page for more information on drying equipment whether it be lab oven, filament drier, or anything in between.
+Information on viable filament-specific drying temperatures can be found on their own [[:filaments|filament]] page.
+If you are working with especially hygroscopic((water-absorbing)) filaments, plan to immediately store your plastic in a [[equipment:drybox|drybox]].