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3DXTech Elegoo OrangeStorm Giga High-Speed Large-Format 3D Printer Kit
PEKK comes from the same family of high-performance thermoplastics as the well-known PEEK. 3DXTECH’s ThermaX PEKK 3D Printing Filament was created to bring this aerospace-grade material to your personal 3D printer. Use ThermaX PEKK 3D Printing Filament for the most demanding applications in the most extreme environments where thermal resistance, mechanical strength, and chemical stability are critical requirements.
Price: | $2,499.99 (with add-ons) |
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THERMAX PEKK BRINGS EXTREME PERFORMANCE TO EXTREME CONDITIONS
3DXTECH’s ThermaX PEKK 3D Printing Filament is designed to withstand the most extreme conditions and applications. Throw your finished and annealed ThermaX PEKK 3D printed parts at working temperatures of 260°C or greater without sacrificing the impressive mechanical performance of this material. Additionally, 3DXTECH’s ThermaX PEKK 3D Printing Filament boasts excellent chemical resilience to a wide variety of substances commonly used in the petroleum, automotive, aerospace, medical, chemical manufacturing, and many other industries. This chemical resilience also factors in ThermaX PEKK’s inherent flame resistance and low smoke generation properties.
The visual difference between non-annealed and annealed parts printed with 3DXTECH's ThermaX PEKK 3D Printing Filament
ANNEAL YOUR THERMAX PEKK 3D PRINTED PARTS FOR ENHANCED STRENGTH
A huge benefit to 3D printing with 3DXTECH’s ThermaX PEKK or PEEK filament is the option to anneal your finished 3D printed parts for enhanced properties. The process of annealing involves placing the part in an oven at a certain temperature for a certain period of time so the material’s crystallinity can increase. 3DXTECH recommends annealing this PEKK 3D printing material at 160°C for at least 30 minutes, or until the color turns completely opaque. This means your annealed 3D printed part possesses enhanced strength and thermal resistance.
THERMAX PEKK OFFERS A SUPERIOR ADVANCED MATERIALS 3D PRINTING EXPERIENCE
PEKK comes from the same family of high-performance thermoplastics as the well-known PEEK, so both materials possess very similarly outstanding thermal and mechanical properties. Compared to most PEEK 3D printing filaments, 3DXTECH’s ThermaX PEKK 3D Printing Filament has a lower melting temperature, lower rate of crystallinity, and a wider processing window, making it a considerably easier 3D printing filament to work with. Even before annealing, 3DXTECH’s ThermaX PEKK 3D Printing Filament maintains a higher Glass Transition Temperature and Continuous Use Temperature than PEEK, meaning ThermaX PEKK can step up to the job where PEEK cannot.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- Diameter tolerance: +/- 0.05mm
- Printing temperature: 345 - 375°C (all-metal extruder)
- Bed temperature: 120-140°C
- Enclosure temperature: 70-150°C
- Printing surface: PEI Tape, Stick Stick on clean glass
- Dry at 120°C for at least 4 hours before use
- Anneal at 160°C for at least 30 minutes, or until the transparent golden color of the finished 3D print turns completely opaque tan (see image above)
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Questions
can you upgrade to a nozel that prints over 300
Does the printer frame allow for lexan panels to be attached to it to create a heat chamber? If so, would it improve the print quality?
Are the 4 nozzles only for printing 4 objects, or can they be used for printing one 4-color object?
What power supply is used within this system? I see on the specs Voltage ranges from 100 - 120V / 220 - 240V, what determines whether it's the lower range or the upper voltage range? Asking to understand if this used standard wall outlet or if I'll need a higher power outlet like an appliance outlet.
Do you sell spare parts for the Orange Storm Giga? Specifically the wiring hardness and the stepper motors?
If you get the 4 nozzle kit how do you print one large object if the heads are now fixed as a single head can no longer travel the full distance?