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MH Build Flame Resistant Polycarbonate (PC) - 1.75mm (0.5kg)
Polycarbonate is strong and very resistant to impact - this material is used when making bullet proof glass. This is the strongest material available in consumer 3D printing! This polycarbonate has high temperature resistance and a flame retardant level of UL94: V-2, which makes this filament perfect for printing lighter cases, candle/incense holders, machine parts, and more.
| List Price: | $75.00 |
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Reason for Clearance: This item is being discontinued.
0.50kg of Flame Resistant Polycarbonate (FR-PC).
This polycarbonate is extremely tough, durable, and more temperature resistant than regular PC. It has a flame retardant level of UL94: V-2, and is ideal for printing strong, functional parts that must withstand heat. Polycarbonate must be printed on a heated bed to avoid warping, and must be kept dry as it absorbs moisture easily.
Extrusion Temperature: 240-260 C
Bed Temp: 90C
Spool Dimensions: 200mm Total Diameter x 50mm Inner Hole Diameter x 40mm Height
Questions
is this abrasive to a 3dprinter with a brass nozzle that is not wear-resistant
Have you tried this on a dremel 3d45
What is the filament diameter?
can you use a lulzbot printer to print with it. Also, can it contain flaming rubbing alcohol.
What's the recommended ambient temperature for optimal printing with this filament? For reference, I typically print my regular PC at 70-80C ambient, but my nozzle temperature is higher than what's recommended for this flame retardant variety, so I want to make sure I don't waste a bunch of this trying to zero it in.
What is the difference between the Flame Resistant PC and the Standard PC? Is this as strong as the standard PC? Why is the Extrusion temp so much lower?
At what temperature will the material start to deform during a curing process? We would like to print a mold to layup a carbon fiber part with.
Has this material been tested to be DIN 5510 compliant?
UNTIL WHAT TEMPERATURE DOES THE MATERIAL RESIST?
Are objects printed in this flame resistant PC steam sterilizable (121 degrees C, 15 PSI for 30 minutes)?
Hello, Do you have any documentation on the fire resistant qualities, MSDS sheets, conformity sheets, anything that shows the testing done to qualify the above numbers. Thanks,
How difficult is this material to print? Does it require a heated chamber and can I expect a decent finish?
Do you have a samples of PC filaments? Smaller quantities for printer trial purposes. I don't want to commit to $75 dollars if I'm not going to bee able to print it. Thx
what is the highest temperature before it gets damaged?
Is this UV light safe?
What the color when complete.
what is the glass transition temp of this material? Is it any higher than your other PC?
Can Flame Resistant Polycarbonate (PC) - 1.75mm (0.5kg) be used in any 3d printer?
Your printer needs to, at minimum, have an all metal hotend