Deltaking itcould but your print area would be much less pending which CR10s version

Deltaking yes

Deltaking 1.75mm

Deltaking Thedevice has extra ports so If you know our firmware well you could add one but would most likely void the warranty as it is a modification you will need to apply to the device

Deltaking Itworks well with ABS but using a device like this for ABS it would be best printing during a warm day without the enclosure. If you want to print ABS well an enclosure would be the best bet

Deltaking I found that pushing anywhere above 90 deg on the bed temp the magnet separates from the build track after a while. If you plan to continually print with the heated bed above this temp i would recommend looking at an alternative. (no details on what type of magnet it is but does not seem to lose its charge)

Deltaking It will work on any FDM printer with a bed size of 235mm x 235mm or smaller (as long as it doesn't intercept moving parts)

Deltaking Itworks well with ABS but when you start to exceed 90 deg on the bed the build track starts to separate from the magnetic bottom

Deltaking yesit's limit is 260 deg, printing for an excessive time at this temp sometimes gives you a temp sensor error. If it does make sure the sensor is mounted correctly in the heater block

Deltaking Best to check Covid-19 restriction from source country and stock availability

Deltaking Thereis a leveling sensor. You need to connect it when doing the bed leveling and when leveling is done disconnect it to do the Z0, Z height adjustment and print. the printer does notify you on the panel as a reminder as well in case you forget.

Deltaking it's only metal tested and confirmed, there is a version for glass

Deltaking it's around 0.4-0.5mm bottom and top

Deltaking been able to push this to 100 deg without demagnetizing the issue is that the mat separates at around 90 deg from the sheet below so a more heat tolerant glue is required then 100 deg is no problem