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ULTEM 9085 Filament 1.75 mm 500 gr
€299.00
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ULTEM 9085 filament has unique properties because it does not come into contact with water during the manufacturing process and is vacuum-packed. These properties make the filament particularly suitable for use in FDM and FFF 3D printers. The material has excellent adhesion between layers which results in a great improvement in impact resistance, strength, durability and printing process.
High thermal properties; (Tg) of 186 ° C - Intrinsic flame resistance and low smoke - Long-term hydrolytic stability - Excellent dimensional stability - Exceptional strength and modulus, even at high temperatures - Good resistance to a wide range of chemicals - Stable dielectric constant and dissipation factor over a wide range of temperatures and frequencies
ULTEM 9085 PEI (imide polyether) resin offers the ability to create parts with excellent properties at elevated temperatures due to a high glass transition temperature (Tg) of 186°C. ULTEM ™ PEI 9085 is a high-performance amorphous polymer that combines excellent thermal properties, exceptional dimensional stability, inherent flame resistance and good chemical resistance.
If necessary, parts printed with 9085 filament can be hardened in a hot air furnace to reduce hidden printing stresses that may be present in the part. This type of stress can occur in any plastic material and can cause lower mechanical properties than expected. If this occurs with the 3D printed object, you can follow 5 simple step-by-step procedures below for annealing and tempering parts printed in ULTEM® 9085 (Annealing)
High thermal properties; (Tg) of 186 ° C - Intrinsic flame resistance and low smoke - Long-term hydrolytic stability - Excellent dimensional stability - Exceptional strength and modulus, even at high temperatures - Good resistance to a wide range of chemicals - Stable dielectric constant and dissipation factor over a wide range of temperatures and frequencies
ULTEM 9085 PEI (imide polyether) resin offers the ability to create parts with excellent properties at elevated temperatures due to a high glass transition temperature (Tg) of 186°C. ULTEM ™ PEI 9085 is a high-performance amorphous polymer that combines excellent thermal properties, exceptional dimensional stability, inherent flame resistance and good chemical resistance.
If necessary, parts printed with 9085 filament can be hardened in a hot air furnace to reduce hidden printing stresses that may be present in the part. This type of stress can occur in any plastic material and can cause lower mechanical properties than expected. If this occurs with the 3D printed object, you can follow 5 simple step-by-step procedures below for annealing and tempering parts printed in ULTEM® 9085 (Annealing)
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Data sheet
- Filament diameter
- 1,75mm
- Extruder temperature
- 360-400°C
- Floor temperature
- Min 120°C
- Weight
- 500 gr
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