Product details
- Product Colour Natural
- Product Diameter 1.75mm
- Product RAL n/a
- Product Weight 750gr
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Details
Ultrafuse PA is suitable for a wide range of applications working within a larger temperature range than normal PA filament. BASF‘s Ultramid® grades are molding compounds on the basis of PA6, PA66 and various co-polyamides such as PA6/66.
Ultramid® is noted for its high mechanical strength, stiffness and thermal stability.
In addition, Ultramid® offers good toughness at low temperatures. Owing to its excellent properties, this material has become indispensable in almost all sectors of engineering for a wide range of different components and machine elements, as a high-grade electrical insulation material and for many special applications.
Ultrafuse PA is the translation of BASF´s Ultramid® to 3D printing space.
With Ultrafuse PA, it is possible to print semi-flexible thin parts, however it is very stiff in higher thicknesses. It has a lower melting temperature than PA6 and PA66 hence it can be printed in a lower temperature as well as it has better impact strength against PA6 and PA66 which opens up a new application field to the end-users. Depending on specific requirements, the formulation can be optimized further, and special filaments can be created.
Advantages of Ultrafuse PA
- Good fatigue resistance
- Low melting point makes it printable for many FFF printers
- Good wear resistance/lubricity
Quality
We select the best raw materials available from renowned suppliers.
Dedicated people, highest standards.
Production on our state-of-the-art computer controlled machinery guarantees a truly consistent filament, also between colors and batches.
It will perform as expected, every time.
All our products are 100% traceable to the source.
Tips & tricks
To make the best prints with Ultrafuse PA, we recommend the following settings;
- Nozzle temperature: 220-250 °C
- Bed temperature: 90-120 °C
- Nozzle diameter: ≥ 0.4 mm
- Bed modification: Glas + PVA glue stick/ Kapton tape
- Print speed: 30-60 mm/s