Fillamentum Powder Beige Flexfill TPU 98A Filament - 2.85mm (0.5kg)
NylonK is a kevlar fiber reinforced nylon 3D printing filament which boasts excellent abrasion resistance and durability, making it ideal for applications that require more stiffness than unfilled nylons and improved durability under frictional forces. For makers looking to create with engineering-grade materials or those in need of ultra-high-performance nylon - this filament delivers.
| List Price: | $45.13 (with add-ons) |
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| Availability: | Currently Unavailable |
Perfect for Creating Functional, Beautiful Ready-to-Use Parts
NylonK is the perfect material for the maker of any experience level who is ready to get into the exciting world of materials that can do more than the commonly used PLA and ABS. NylonK has a few more considerations when 3D printing, but don't let that intimidate you - NylonK is designed to for its strength, durability and abrasion resistance, all while remaining as soft and flexible as PRO Series Nylon. In fact, it warps less due to the added Kevlar, so it's a very easy to use material, too! Whether you're already printing with nylon, or you're only experienced with PLA, give NylonK a try - you'll soon be an expert, and making the coolest prints yet!
Which nylon is right for me?
| Filament | Benefit | Optimal Use |
|---|---|---|
| PRO Series Nylon | Strong, low friction | General Purpose 3D Printing |
| NylonG | Impact Resistance | Parts subjected to repeated shock |
| NylonK | Abrasion Resistance | Parts subject to constant friction |
| NylonX | Tensile Strength | Parts needing stiffness and strength |
Engineering-Grade Material for High-End and Everyday Use
Nylon is an incredible 3D printing material thanks to its inter-layer adhesion and low friction. Nylon is a rigid filament, but under load does flex slightly to stop the part from shattering. These properties make nylon the right choice for functional parts that go from the printer directly to an end-use part. MatterHackers offers many different nylons for 3D printing from PRO Series to NylonX and NylonG all the way to the new NylonK. No matter what you are making with nylon - we've got you covered.
Printing Recommendations
Like all nylons, NylonK must be kept dry! If it does not remain packaged with desiccant, it will readily absorb moisture from the air; this will lead to degraded print quality and wasted filament. You can dry it out by baking it in an oven at 180°F for 4-6 hours. We also carry the PrintDry Filament Drying System for more precise dehydration for all filament types.
Technical Specifications
- Nominal Diameter: 1.75mm ± 0.02mm
- Print temperature: 250-265°C
- Print speed: 25mm/s - 35mm/s
- Bed temperature: 60-65°C with PVA glue stick OR unheated garolite
- Nozzle: Stainless Steel, Olsson Ruby, or other hardened nozzle types
- Nylon Grade: 6/66 Co-Polymer
Questions
Will this work/Install on a Geeetech A30 PRO? What do I need to make that happen?
can this be installed in xyz DaVinci 1.0
is this compatable with the Sovol sv01
1. With 1.75mm filament, what's the maximum nozzle size recommended with this setup (with V6 hotend) ? 2. Can I order this without the V6 hotend and the Volcano hotend in its place? What would the price difference be? Thanks
Hello. Will this work with a Qidi Xone2? Also, I want to print NylonX so I know I need a hardened nozzle. Will I also need a new stepper motor? If so, will the NEMA 17 (the one sold here) work with my printer?
Do I need to take parts from my mk3s extruder or do you supply everything I need
Can I use this on MAKERBOT REPLICATOR 2?
My printer currently has a 12v power supply, but I'm looking to upgrade to 24v in the future. Other than the heating element, are there any other differences between the 12v and 24v models?
added this and the nema17 stepper to my cr-10 and it burned up my extruder driver due to s the stepper having a different pin out....
About 130g give or take a bit.
What much does it weigh, with the fan?
i've had issues getting flexible filament (Pro series TPU 1.75 mm) to feed in the pulse xe, is there an adaptor that would allow me will to swap out with this when i want to print flexible filaments?
what type of thermistor is included? want to know for firmware.
How does this work with abrasive filaments like Carbon Fiber? Is the filament drive gear a hard metal? (A2 tool steel, stainless?) or will the abrasive filament wear out the gear it is in contact with? Is this a "standard" gear that could be replaced with a hardened gear?
What do I need to mount this to an Anycubic i3 Mega? (Latest Ultrabase version) Thanks!
Can you put this tool piece, on a MakerBot Replicator 2 or 2x, I’m a avid engineer, so no need for long answers.
What is the minimum N/cm or oz/in required to run the extruder. this may be subjective depending on material, nozzle size, ect. but a range would be a nice starting point.
Would this help my ender 3?
How do I send g-code commands to my ender 3, or any printer, to be able to change firmware settings such as steps/mm etc.?
I plan on installing this on a Anet A8 (converted to AM8). Will I need the standard or mirrored version?
This product is compatible with creality Ender 3 ?
Can this be ordered with a 40w heater instead of the 30w heater or do I have to buy the Aero and the 40w heater heater separately?
will this fit on a monoprice maker select plus?
Will this work on my stock Cetus3d mk2. I want to try printing with Taulman Bridge Filament.
Will this work with the AnyCubic I3 Mega. If so, do you have a link to an adapter block? Thanks!
I have purchased a used robo3d r1 with no extruder, hot end or motor. Will this work kit work
I want to get this but can it be mounted on CR-10S if I preprint some mounting adapters?? What the benefit of this one VS stock hotend?
Will this work without modification, e.g. flash boot loader, on a plain CR-10? Not S or 5S.
will this work on the pulse?
I have an Anet A8 that is stock. What all would I need to install the Titan? Is there any firmware mods I would have to do? If so, what are some good sites to accomplish that?
What is the advantage of getting a new motor versus using the one I already have on my printer (Robo r1+) or adversely the disadvantage of using my motor?
Can you adapt this to a Rostock Max v2?
I'd like to install this on a QIDI X-Max printer. I am assuming i'll need to design an adapter bracket. Is there a drawing or better yet a solid model file available to describe the size and mounting points?