The lineup
Pick the plate that matches your printer bed. Tap any plate to check the current price.
A magnetic spring-steel plate with a thin PLU coating on both sides, one textured and one smooth. It holds PLA at 30–50 °C and PETG at 50–70 °C bed temperature without glue. When the print is done, flex the plate and the part comes off.
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Part of the CryoClover series with a matte green skin-textured coating. The Standard plate prints PLA, PETG, ABS, ASA and Nylon; the TPU version adds flexible TPU, which an ordinary cold plate can't handle. Choose the version that matches the filaments you run most.
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Sized for large-format machines, with the same PLU coating, textured and smooth sides, and magnetic spring-steel base. Large flat parts stay put on a cool bed instead of lifting at the corners. Flex the sheet to pop finished prints free.
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A 335 × 346 mm magnetic plate with the brand's PLU coating for glue-free first layers at low bed temperature. Check your printer model against the name before ordering. Clean it with water or a damp cloth and keep alcohol off the surface.
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The CryoClover matte green textured coating in a size made for a 276 × 301 mm bed. It grips at low bed temperatures and lets go when the plate is bent. A good pick if you print a mix of PLA and PETG and want a textured finish on the underside.
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The compact member of the range for 184 × 184 mm beds. Same double-sided PLU coating and magnetic spring steel as the larger plates. Small parts stay down at low temperature and come off with a flex.
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The everyday build-plate headaches KDEAVI plates are made to remove.
The problem
Glue sticks and hairspray on every print
Our fix
The PLU coating grips PLA and PETG on its own, so the glue stays in the drawer.
The problem
Waiting for the bed to heat up
Our fix
PLA holds at a 30–50 °C bed and PETG at 50–70 °C on the standard plate.
The problem
Prints that won't come off without a scraper
Our fix
Lift the spring-steel sheet off its magnetic base, bend it, and the part pops free.
The problem
One surface for every job
Our fix
Double-sided plates give you a textured side and a smooth side on one sheet.
Who we are
KDEAVI focuses on one part of the 3D printer: the build plate. The range is made up of magnetic spring-steel sheets with a proprietary PLU coating about 0.1 mm thick on a 0.5 mm steel plate, designed for printing at low bed temperatures.
The plates come in sizes for popular printer beds, from a compact 184 × 184 mm sheet to large-format 355 × 346 mm plates. The purple plates are double-sided, with a textured face and a smooth face. The CryoClover series adds a matte green skin-textured coating and a TPU version for flexible filament.
KDEAVI describes itself as a build-plate solution provider serving retail, wholesale and custom orders. On this site you'll find the main plates, what each one is for, and how to look after them.
Buyer guide
Start with your bed size, then choose the surface for the filaments you print.
The most common bed size in the range. Choose the purple double-sided plate for PLA and PETG, or the green CryoClover 2-in-1 if you also want ABS, ASA, Nylon or a TPU option.
Two large plates cover bigger beds: 355 × 346 mm and 335 × 346 mm. Match the size and printer model in the product name before ordering.
A 184 × 184 mm plate for small printers, and a CryoClover 276 × 301 mm plate for a different bed shape.
Our purpose
Our mission at KDEAVI is to make the first layer the easy part of a print. A plate that holds without glue and lets go when you bend it takes two fiddly steps out of every job.
We build around low-temperature printing: a coating that grips PLA and PETG on a cool bed, and a spring-steel sheet that snaps onto the magnetic base. Plates come in sizes for specific printers, so the sheet sits flush on the bed.
We also keep the care rules simple and honest. Clean the plate with water or a damp cloth, keep alcohol and other solvents off the coating, and it stays ready for the next print.
The difference
What sets these plates apart on the printer bed.
The PLU coating holds PLA and PETG directly, so you skip glue sticks, sprays and the cleanup that follows.
On the standard plate, PLA holds at a 30–50 °C bed and PETG at 50–70 °C. The suggested range is printed on the plate's own tab.
Each plate is spring steel on a magnetic base. Lift it off, bend it, and the print comes away without a scraper.
The purple plates are double-sided: a textured face for a patterned underside and a smooth face for a glossy finish.
The green CryoClover series uses a matte skin-textured coating, and its TPU version also prints flexible TPU.
Plates come in 184, 257, 276 × 301, 335 × 346 and 355 × 346 mm, each named for the printers it fits.
Why us
Six practical reasons to put a KDEAVI plate on your printer.
A lower bed temperature for PLA and PETG means less waiting before the first layer goes down.
About 0.1 mm of PLU coating on a 0.5 mm steel sheet keeps the plate flexible enough to bend for removal.
The plate's tab lists the suggested bed range for each filament, so you don't have to look it up.
Wash the surface with water or wipe it with a damp cloth. No special cleaners needed.
From compact to large-format, every plate is cut for a specific bed size and printer family.
We tell you what not to do: no alcohol on the coating, and TPU only on the CryoClover TPU version.
See every size and surface in the brand store.
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Straightforward reasons to feel good about your choice.
Every order is completed through the official brand store, with a checkout and shipping process you already know.
KDEAVI specialises in build plates, so every product in the range is built around the first layer.
Prices and availability are always shown live in the store — no inflated discounts or countdown timers here.
If a plate isn't right for your printer, the store's standard return policy applies to the order.
In their words
Common themes from people who print on cold plates.
Makers mention prints that stay put through the job without glue on the bed.
Bending the spring-steel sheet to release a print is a step people are glad to have.
Printing PLA on a barely warm bed is a common reason people try a cold plate.
A rinse with water instead of special cleaners keeps day-to-day upkeep short.
Having a textured and a smooth side on one plate gives more choice for the underside of a print.
Plates sized for specific printers sit flush on the magnetic bed.
Good to know
It is a build plate with a coating that holds filament at a lower bed temperature than a standard plate. On the KDEAVI standard plate, PLA holds at a 30–50 °C bed and PETG at 50–70 °C.
No. The PLU coating grips PLA and PETG on its own, so you can print without glue sticks or sprays.
Lift the spring-steel plate off the magnetic bed and bend it slightly. The print pops free without a scraper.
No. Keep alcohol and other solvents off the coating. Wash the plate with water or wipe it with a damp cloth, and let it dry before printing.
TPU is not recommended on the standard cold plate because it sticks too well. For flexible filament, choose the TPU version of the CryoClover 2-in-1 plate.
Match the plate to your printer's bed: 184 × 184 mm, 257 × 257 mm, 276 × 301 mm, 335 × 346 mm or 355 × 346 mm. Each product name lists the printer models it is made for.
The purple plates are double-sided, with a textured and a smooth face. The green CryoClover series uses a matte skin-textured coating and is offered in a Standard version and a TPU version.
