PA612-CF Nylon Filament 1.75 Black, 500g Carbon Fiber Nylon Filament 1.75mm - PolyMide PA612-CF Strong & Low Moisture Sensitive Nylon 3D Printer Filament
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Color: 1.75mm 0.5kg Pa612-cf, Black
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- Strong & Low Moisture Sensitive - PolyMide PA612-CF Nylon filament is a carbon fiber reinforced long chain polyamide 3D printer filament. It has lower moisture sensitivity compared to PA6/66 and PA6-based materials, and better mechanical properties than PA12-based materials. It has very excellent printability, good first layer adhesion, no jam, no warping, and no distortion
- Wide Application - PolyMide PA612-CF filament 1.75mm has excellent mechanical and thermal properties as well as good size stability. It offers huge potential to industrial and engineering tooling, automotive, and end-use applications. And it has a wide printing temperature range, making it printable on consumer printers
- Tangle Free & Resealable Bag - Our PA612-CF nylon filament 1.75 is carefully winded to avoid any tangling issues, dried and vacuum sealed in a resealable ziplock bag with desiccant. Please pass the filament through the fixed hole to avoid tangles after use
- Printing Setting - Nozzle: 250-300C; Bed Temperature: 25-50C (Do NOT exceed 50C); Speed: 30mm/s 60mm/s; Bed Surface: almost any surface with a thin coat of PVA glue or Magigoo PA
- Note - It is important to have an abrasion resistant nozzle since there is carbon fiber inside this Nylon filament. It is suggested to use metal coated brass nozzle when printing PolyMide PA612-CF on desktop 3D printers
- Cardboard Spool - Comes in upgraded 3.0 version packaging with fully recycled cardboard spool and box
Description
PolyMide PA612-CF is a carbon fiber reinforced long chain polyamide filament. Thanks to its chemical structure, this product has lower moisture sensitivity compared to PA6/66 and PA6-based materials, and better mechanical properties than PA12-based materials. In addition, the carbon fiber reinforcement and Warp-free technology enhance the size stability of the prints produced with this material.
Brand: Polymaker
Material: Nylon
Color: 1.75mm 0.5kg Pa612-cf, Black
Item Weight: 500 Grams
Item Diameter: 1.75 Millimeters
Manufacturer: Polymaker
Brand: Polymaker
Item Weight: 1.1 pounds
Product Dimensions: 7.87 x 7.87 x 2.64 inches
Item model number: PG07001
Color: 1.75mm 0.5kg Pa612-cf, Black
Material Type: Nylon
Manufacturer Part Number: PG07001
Date First Available: October 18, 2022
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This stuff prints so good! Surface finish is amazing! And very strong! Will be buying more!
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It Takes a 'LOT" to impress me and the Plastic Polymaker PA 612 really gets it together!. Now Nylon is One of the Hardest Things to print right, But its also rewarding as if done right it makes some of the hardest parts ever!... Its an Exceptional Filament and for real as it can take real punishment, But its fairly easy to print and makes some good parts without exception!. In short its a specialty plastic as frankly not everyone needs a Workpiece super hard , And its a Higher priced Item tho there are others more costly!. But out of like 30 differing and yes costly plastic from different firms only 3 outa some 30 odd plastics pass the Supreme Test which is where i just simply jump up and down on the finished part and it 'DONT' break!. Seriously This Is Some Really Good stuff as I'm 165 and I cant just break it, So this stuff its that good!. PLUSES: It is really Super Hard stuff!. It has a slight flexibility so its not 'Too Likely' to just crack or fall apart!. Unless you go crazy with Heat its not real great on warping!... It may not be right for all applications, Like Marine use as Nylons will absorb Water but for Parts!.,.. MINUSES: Its Good Even Excellent but its costly tho It will meet a need!. It like other 'Hard Plastics' It can be can be hard, To dial in but its workable!... Like any other Tool it depends on your Skill level, Plus your willingness to Adapt!. Now my first Test Part was junk! My Second was passable, But i still needed Help then i remembered a Tip from an earlier reviewer that at times if you 'Cant' get something dialed in you can use CURA profiles to find a workable answer. OK I tried several but the one that seemed to work best with My Printer an Ender 3max was: Emotion Tech Nylon 1070!. The Basics seemed close enough to work as i only changed a couple of factors but here are the Specifics!. SPEED 45 Heat Start at 261, then after the 1st layer run the part at 258! BED Start at 65! After the 1st layer drop to 50 or 55!... Speed is what works best for your Machine tho im doing well at! SPEED 40 to 45!..... I heat dry my plastic, and let my Printer warm up on ABM settings for about a half hour!. And run the Filament in straight and hot from the dryer and im getting some nice parts!. Its a Great Plastic once you learn to use it!..... Hope this Helps! IndianaED.....
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Ordinarily my go to filament, but this roll was wound too tightly at the factory, so when the machine tried to feed it, it would jam up when trying to pull the filament from both edges of the roll. The filament was so tight it was jammed/ stuck where wound against the outside edges of the spool. I had to fix jams about every 30 minutes. Hoping this is a 1 time issue because ordinarily I love this filament especially for the value.
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