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Materials for mechanical use are impact resistant and very solid. Filaments for mechanical use are made from materials aimed at a professional use in engineering for sectors like automotive, aviation or the validation of functional prototyping pieces.
Different types of material correspond to mechanical use: PC (polycarbonate) and its alloys such as PC-ABS, or ABS, which is a very resistant plastic that does not break and finally nylon which is known for its excellent print hold and its stability for printed prototypes. Lastly, reinforced PLA is also resistant and does not deform once printed.
The filament spools selected here are made up of materials resistant to impacts and that are extremely strong. These durable materials can withstand repeated shocks over time, thanks to the composition of materials for industrial purposes. In the use of mechanical pieces, these mechanical use filaments will be used extensively.
PC ABS 1.75mm is a Polycarbonate and ABS alloy designed to create strong, resilient parts. It requires a nozzle capable of heating to 260°C and a heating plate of at least 100°C. Sold in a 125g roll.
PC ABS 1.75mm is a Polycarbonate and ABS alloy designed to create strong, resilient parts. It requires a nozzle capable of heating to 260°C and a heating plate of at least 100°C. Sold in a 125g roll.
Polycarbonate is a polymer with high transparency. This filament is very rigid and has excellent mechanical properties that are characterised by low expansion and low heat distortion. Polycarbonate is very resistant to impact. Comes in a 500g spool.
Black PC-ABS from Neofil3D is a filament that combines Polycarbonate and ABS which makes it very resistant to impacts while retaining good dimensional presicion. Comes in a 750g spool.
Taulman 3D 645 1.75mm nylon is a flexible, durable co-polymer specifically designed for 3D printers. It has excellent adhesion to the printing plate and increased resistance to humidity. This spool contains 450g of Taulman 3D 645 1.75mm nylon filament.
Taulman 3D 645 1.75mm nylon is a flexible, durable co-polymer specifically designed for 3D printers. It has excellent adhesion to the printing plate and increased resistance to humidity. This spool contains 450g of Taulman 3D 645 1.75mm nylon filament.
PolyMax white PLA from Polymaker is 9 times more durable than conventional PLA and 20% stronger than ABS. With its superior mechanical properties, PolyMax lets you produce excellent-quality prints. Comes in a 750g spool with sachet of desiccant and instructions for use.
ABS aramid fibre (Kevlar) provides excellent features for printed parts without nozzle clogging while significantly reducing the phenomenon of serious abrasion to your printing equipment. The optimised formula produces a less fragile filament compared to a lot of the carbon-reinforced thermoplastics normally available on the market. Comes in a 500g spool.
Used by numerous manufacturers worldwide, Nylon (polyamide) is well known for its impressive durability, with high strength, flexibility, low friction, and corrosion resistance. With its ability to withstand severe mechanical stress, Ultimaker Nylon is an excellent choice for functional prototypes and end-use parts. 750g spool.
Used by numerous manufacturers worldwide, Nylon (polyamide) is well known for its impressive durability, with high strength, flexibility, low friction, and corrosion resistance. With its ability to withstand severe mechanical stress, Ultimaker Nylon is an excellent choice for functional prototypes and end-use parts. 750g spool.
With Ultimaker PC (polycarbonate) filament, you can print heavy and difficult parts that retain dimensional stability even when the material is exposed to temperatures as high as 110°C. PC is the perfect filament for printing moulds, tools and functional prototypes.
With Ultimaker PC (polycarbonate) filament, you can print heavy and difficult parts that retain dimensional stability even when the material is exposed to temperatures as high as 110°C. PC is the perfect filament for printing moulds, tools and functional prototypes.
With Ultimaker PC (polycarbonate) filament, you can print heavy and difficult parts that retain dimensional stability even when the material is exposed to temperatures as high as 110°C. PC is the perfect filament for printing moulds, tools and functional prototypes.