The insulated stainless steel heated chamber of ARGO 500 is capable of reaching a temperature of 180 ° C in just two hours. The air present in the room is sucked in by a collector positioned on the bottom, is brought to temperature and returned inside through the holes on the side walls. The introduction of hot air from both sides allows itnto develop a homogeneous thermal flow throughout the print volume, avoiding possible shielding phenomena that would occur with a unidirectional flow and more pieces arranged on the build plate.
Furthermore, the presence of a thermoregulator allows it to set controlled cooling ramps at the end of the print, so as to integrate it with an annealing process.