PC 3D filament 1.75mm 1kg Black
Product Features
| Brand | Torwell |
| Material | Polycarbonate |
| Diameter | 1.75mm/2.85mm/3.0mm |
| Net weight | 1 Kg/spool; 250g/spool; 500g/spool; 3kg/spool; 5kg/spool; 10kg/spool |
| Gross weight | 1.2Kg/spool |
| Tolerance | ± 0.05mm |
| Length | 1.75mm(1kg) = 360m |
| Storage Environment | Dry and ventilated |
| Drying Setting | 70˚C for 6h |
| Support materials | Apply with Torwell HIPS, Torwell PVA |
| Certification Approval | CE, MSDS, Reach, FDA, TUV and SGS |
| Compatible with | Bambu, Anycubic, Elegoo, Flashforge, Makerbot, Felix, Reprap,Ultimaker, End3, Creality3D, Raise3D, Prusa i3, Zortrax, XYZ Printing, Omni3D, AnkerMaker and any other FDM 3D printers |
| Package | 1kg/spool; 8spools/ctn or 10spools/ctn sealed plastic bag with desiccants |
More colors
Color available:
| Basic color | White, Black, Transparent |
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Accept Customer PMS Color |
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Package
1kg roll PC 3D filament with desiccant in vacuums package
Each spool in individual box (Torwell box, Neutral box, or Customized box available)
10boxes per carton (carton size 42.8x38x22.6cm)
Certifications:
ROHS; REACH; SGS; MSDS; TUV
| Density | 1.23 g/cm3 |
| Melt Flow Index(g/10min) | 39.6（300℃/1.2kg） |
| Tensile Strength | 65 MPa |
| Elongation at Break | 7.3% |
| Flexural Strength | 93 |
| Flexural Modulus | 2350/ |
| IZOD Impact Strength | 14/ |
| Durability | 9/10 |
| Printability | 7/10 |
| Extruder Temperature(℃) | 250 – 280℃
Recommended 265℃ |
| Bed temperature(℃) | 100 – 120°C |
| Nozzle Size | ≥0.4mm |
| Fan Speed | OFF |
| Printing Speed | 30 – 50mm/s |
| Heated Bed | Need |
| Recommended Build Surfaces | Glass with glue, Masking paper, Blue Tape, BuilTak, PEI |
| Recommended Build Surfaces | Glass with glue, Masking paper, Blue Tape, BuilTak, PEI |
FAQ
Advantages of using polycarbonate filament
Polycarbonate 3D printing has emerged as a versatile and sought-after technology across various industries due to its exceptional properties and benefits. This innovative method offers a range of advantages that make it a preferred choice for diverse applications.
Advantages of Polycarbonate 3D printing include:
● Mechanical Strength: 3D-printed PC parts boast impressive mechanical properties.
● High Temperature Resistance: Withstands temperatures as high as 120 °C while retaining structural integrity.
● Chemical and Solvent Resistance: Demonstrates resilience against various chemicals, oils, and solvents.
● Optical Clarity: Polycarbonate’s transparency makes it an excellent choice for applications requiring clear visibility.
● Impact Resistance: Good resilience against sudden forces or collisions.
● Electrical Insulation: Serves as an effective electrical insulator.
● Lightweight yet Strong: Despite its strength, PC filament remains lightweight, ideal for weight-conscious applications.
● Recyclability: Polycarbonate is recyclable, adding to its sustainability appeal.
Tips for successful printing with polycarbonate filament
When it comes to successfully printing with polycarbonate filament, there are a few tips and tricks that can help you achieve the best results. Here are some recommendations to ensure a smooth printing experience:
1. Slow down your printing speed: Polycarbonate is a material that requires slower printing speeds compared to other filaments. By reducing the speed, you can avoid issues like stringing and improve the overall print quality.
2. Use a fan for cooling: While polycarbonate doesn’t require as much cooling as other filaments, using a fan to cool the print slightly can help prevent warping and improve the overall stability of your prints.
3. Experiment with different print bed adhesives: Polycarbonate filament can have difficulty adhering to the print bed, especially when printing larger objects. Experiment with different adhesives or build surfaces.
4. Consider using an enclosure: A closed environment can help maintain a consistent temperature throughout the printing process, reducing the chances of warping or failed prints. If your printer doesn’t have an enclosure, consider using one or printing in a closed room to create a stable environment.
