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Drier filament.A clearer choice.

One spool or four? Start with the temperature your material needs, then choose a dryer that fits your workflow.

Start with the fit for your setup.

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SUNLU

FilaDryer S2

One spool, everyday materials
Spool capacity
1 standard spool
Declared temperature
35–70°C

Good fit if one spool at a time covers your printing routine and the material calls for no more than 70°C.

Fit & limitations

Check the updated S2 revision and spool dimensions. A 70°C ceiling does not cover every nylon formulation.

Manufacturer source ↗Checked 2026-10-29

Creality

Space Pi Plus

Two spools together
Spool capacity
2 spools
Declared temperature
45–70°C

Good fit if you regularly switch between two spools that can share a drying temperature.

Fit & limitations

Both spools share one temperature environment. Do not confuse Plus with single-spool Space Pi or X4.

Manufacturer source ↗Checked 2026-10-29

Creality

SpacePi X4

Four spools, separate temperatures
Spool capacity
4 spools
Declared temperature
45–85°C

Good fit if you need two temperature zones or your filament instructions call for more than 70°C and no more than 85°C.

Fit & limitations

X4 and X4L have different temperature ceilings. Some engineering filaments need more than 85°C.

Manufacturer source ↗Checked 2026-10-29

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