colorFabb HT Light Grey

Durable and temperature resistant co-polyester

  • Low odour
  • High strength
  • Extremely high temperature resistance
  • Suitable for continuous loads
  • $55.83 ($7.98 / 100 g)
  • from 2 only $50.54 / pc -9%

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Item no.: CF-8719033555532, Content: 700 g

EAN: 8719033555532

  • Low odour
  • High strength
  • Extremely high temperature resistance
  • Suitable for continuous loads

Product information & technical details

Manufacturers: colorFabb
Content: 700 g
Diameter: 1,75 mm, 2,85 mm
Product Line: HT
Property: Food Safe
Filament colour: Grey / silver
Net weight: 700 g
Recommended processing temperature: 250 - 280 °C
Recommended heating temperature: 100 - 120 °C

Description

ColorFabb HT filaments is composed of low odour material and suitable for advanced 3D print users.
The material is excellent to be used for models that depend on durability, robustness and high temperature resistance.

ColorFabb HT offers the best mechanical performance of all co-polyester filaments in the entire ColorFabb range.

The HT filament has a very temperature resistance of 100 °C.

The range of application is very broad. This includes automative, functional and durable prototypes.

More information

The recommended heating board temperature ranges from 100 - 120 °C. If this range does not suffice for optimal adhesion, we advise using a BuildTak print surface in combination with the heating board.

Regulate the material cooling to 0 - 30%. The basic settings for certain devices can be found here: How to print ColorFabb HT

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The concept of the 3D printer came about from an American inventor and engineer, Chuck Hill, during the s80s. He also founded the company called 3D Systems.