PN-PCw Polycarbonate 1kg 1.75mm 3D Printer Filament, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.03 mm, White
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Style: Polycarbonate White
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- Recommended Printing Temp/Nozzle Temperature: 240-260C(464-500F)
- Base Plate Temperature: 80-110C(176-230F)
- Performance Advantages: PRILINE PC filament is a strong thermoplastic material, it is a good electrical insulator while having heat-resistant properties, Polycarbonate has many uses in everyday applications
Brand: PRILINE
Material: Polycarbonate
Color: White
Item Weight: 1 Kilograms
Item Diameter: 1.75 Millimeters
Brand Name: PRILINE
Additional Features: Strength, Heat Resistance, Electrical Insulation, Hygroscopic Nature
Manufacturer Part Number: PN-PCw
Unit Count: 35.274 Ounce
Manufacturer: PRILINE
Number of Items: 1
Model Number: PN-PCw
Included Components: Printer Filament
Material Type: Polycarbonate
Color: White
Item Weight: 1 Kilograms
Item Diameter: 1.75 Millimeters
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Style: Polycarbonate White
My Qidi ifast churned through this like butter. 85 build plate. 270 nozzle. 85 chamber. 100/50 speed. no fan. stuck like a boss to the HF plate with just a IPA wipe down between prints, no base.. Part straight to HF plate. ripped off six 160g builds in a row with absolutely zero issues. No threading. This stuff is a pretty as PLA and prints wonderfully clean and easy.. Maybe i got lucky with my settings, but I didn't have to change a thing.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2023 by James Bufkin
Style: Polycarbonate White
This stuff prints at PLA+ temperatures, it’s probably just that, but labeled as PC to sell. Priline should be ashamed of themselves. 255c is too high for this filament, it oozes and collects on the nozzle. I kept having to go lower and lower and lower, till I hit temps I print PLA at. If I wanted PLA, I would’ve ordered PLA... I think I finally got this filament down. It’s not PC, I believe it’s a PC/ PETG blend, but it is extremely finicky to print and also extremely strong. Had priline been upfront about it being a blend, I would’ve updated this review to 5 stars, but they get 4 for the lack of transparency. I did, however, buy 2 more rolls; 1 black and 1 white. This is a strange filament, it will extrude and print at low temperatures, but it will only appear to be printing correctly. I have been printing at 267-272c, w/ about 35mm/s print speeds and I think 4mm of retraction. I also leveled the bed higher than I would with any other filament. I use a 0.127mm feeler gauge, I was using 0.076mm before and was getting bad results. Use blue tape and ABS juice (really slather it on there) on a raft for bed adhesion. You will not be disappointed, once you get the corners to stop warping off the bed 😂 I went through an entire roll, and on my last print with it, I finally got it right. That’s why I ordered more. I almost gave up on this filament. I’m really glad I didn’t.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2023 by Nick
Style: Polycarbonate White
The products we make require higher temp ratings. PC usually meets that requirement. Have used blends before and some have a higher percentage of PC. If this filament has ANY PC i would be very surprised. We have a way of testing and this tested barley better than PLA. Prints easy like PLA. Failed the temp test compared to another PC blends we use. Don't waste your $$$
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2024 by TPM
Style: Polycarbonate White
This material is soooo nice.
Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2023 by Amazon Customer
Style: Polycarbonate White
This won't make mechanically strong parts under any of my test conditions. The first warning sign that something was off with this "polycarbonate" is that the label on the spool recommends a printing temp of "190-220" and bed of "50-60." I'm guessing that someone left the PLA numbers on the label and this labeling is just a manufacturing defect. But probably not the only one. I observed very poor layer adhesion at a range of temperatures from 200-275 in my testing. It will start to glop out of the nozzle pretty badly at around 265 so at temps above that you have to keep the part cooling fan on fairly high to keep it under control, and of course it won't bridge well at that point either. Everything I printed was weak, it would crack under slight pressure both between layers and across. Avoid. There is a good reason the cost is lower than other polycarbonate filaments.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2021 by M. Steven
Style: Polycarbonate White
Let me first say that I bought this on a half-whim when I was searching for carbon fiber infused filaments to experiment further with composites. Unsure of the batch consistency and other variables when dealing with non-brand filament I was hesitant to pull the trigger but ended up doing so because of the price point at ~50 bucks and my curiosity. Since my initial purchase in May of last year I have used 6Kg of this stuff and I have changed my print profile for it a lot in that time. I was initially impressed by the results and the visual quality is very difficult to match with non-composites. It prints very well with good bed adhesion and when printing with proper PC settings the layer adhesion is acceptable for most functional parts. One of the biggest issues I have with this filament is that I'm not convinced it's actually Polycarbonate. As I've said, I've printed 6Kg of this stuff and it shares some characteristics of the multiple other name-brand PC, but not all. As noted by some other reputable reviewers, the heat deflection temperature is considerably lower than PC, and it is not as rigid as PC typically is by a significant margin. To be honest, neither of these mattered to me very much since I have few use cases post 100C for functional parts, and rigidity is not paramount to me. What does bother me about this filament is the possibility that it is off-gassing an unknown substance not fit for humans to inhale. I have a poor sense of smell, but the odor when printing is noticeable and somewhat unpleasant. Another big thing that leads me to believe it is not PC is the lack of warping from the bed as is can be a big issue when printing with Branded PC. When printing a Bed-sized part in normal PC, I have had it bend the actual spring steel sheet upwards against the magnetic bed despite an enclosure and proper heat settings. This filament shows effectively no warping of that type at all, and although it is possibly an attribute due to the CF or another additive, I can't help but be somewhat suspicious given the price among other factors. After everything is said and done, I've trusted this filament enough to make a custom weight-bearing monitor arm (as well as ~6KG worth of other things) and have not had any major issues with it besides a single clog that was related to it not being properly dried. I'd say this is an easier-to-print, affordable, "PC" CF filament that should be regarded with caution and printed with in a sealed enclosure or a dedicated space that you don't occupy when printing. Aside from some small considerations, I'd consider it an ok budget choice and probably worth ordering as a test spool.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2022 Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2022 by Amazon Customer
Style: Polycarbonate White
I have been successfully printing the "PRILINE Carbon Fiber Polycarbonate" at 260 degree extruder (My printer's max temp) and a 100 degree bed. Bed adhesion requires a level bed at the right height, and a slower first layer speed. I will be buying another roll.
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2021 by chkazmer