Vacuum Forming Machine, BUIFAC Heat Molding Tool with Steel Balls/Symmetrical Heating/Vacuum Suction, Lab Equipment
Details
- BrandBUIFAC
- MaterialPlastic
- ColorBlue
- Product Dimensions6"L x 4"W x
- Water Resistance LevelNot Water
Description
⚡ Mold like a pro, every time with BUIFAC precision!
- UNMATCHED VACUUM POWER - Strong suction rapidly cools and molds thermoplastics for a perfect, professional finish.
- BUILT TO LAST PERFORM - Full aluminum construction resists corrosion and dissipates heat quickly, extending machine lifespan.
- VERSATILE PRO GRADE TOOL - Ideal for custom trays, clipboards, and baseboards—adaptable to all your creative lab needs.
- PRECISION HEATING EVERY TIME - Symmetrical heating ensures consistent thickness and flawless film coating across your projects.
- COMPACT DESIGN MAXIMUM WORKSPACE - Space-saving footprint fits seamlessly on your countertop without cramping your workflow.
The BUIFAC Vacuum Forming Machine is a compact, professional-grade thermoforming tool featuring symmetrical heating for uniform material thickness, powerful vacuum suction for precise mold fitting, and a durable full aluminum body that resists corrosion and enhances heat dissipation. Perfect for creating custom trays, clipboards, and more, it’s designed to optimize workspace and deliver consistent, high-quality results.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | BUIFAC |
| Item Weight | 12.71 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 6 x 4 x 8 inches |
| Item model number | BF-033 |
| Color | Blue |
| Material | Plastic |
| Included Components | 1. |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
Reviews
E**E
Great price
Great price does the job
S**N
Received in February burned out by May 15
We ordered this and received in February and worked less than 3 months. Heating element failed.
L**L
temperature control issues
Even with the plastic only one inch above the lowest point (this is without the metal bead holder in place), the element causes the plastic to bubble almost immediately even when I am doing a slow start (yes I am aware that if you are doing two in a row, it will cause the second to bubble. I've been making stents on models for 20 years. I had to manually hold the lever to suspend the plastic close to the bottom the entire time and rotate the heating element on and off the plastic to keep it from bubbling. When it begins to dip, then you can move the heat, elevate it back up, slip your model underneath and then do the suck down. It's not quite as good as the old school black vacuforms, but I did like the red handle towards the back then in the front. It just requires a lot more supervision than I would like.
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