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3DCut ULTEM 1010 3D Filament
Ultem 1010 polyether imide (PEI) is an amorphous thermoplastic, available in different colors, from amber to transparent, with a glass transition temperature of 217° C, which operates in continuous use up to 170° C. This inherently flame-retardant plastic is rated at UL94 V0 and 5VA.
ULTEM 1010 3D Filament has unique properties because it does not come into contact with water during the manufacturing process and is directly 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 the printing process.
Its unique plating capabilities make ULTEM PEI 1010 the perfect material for Telecom and MID applications.
ULTEM® PEI 1010 allows the combination of electrical functions with the same performance as an injection-molded object.
ULTEM 1010 3D Filament can be used to prototype electrically controlled mechanical components: drives, computer components, internal cell phone antennas, RF duplexers or microfilters and fiber optic connectors, connectors, MCB components such as housings, shafts and levers, internal hard drives, FOUPs, PCBs, MCCB internals, Plenum devices, LCD projector internals, fuel cell components, and many other applications.
If necessary, parts printed with ULTEM 1010 3D Filament can be hardened in a hot air oven 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 procedures for annealing and hardening your printed parts in ULTEM® PEI 1010.
