colorFabb XT-Light-Blue

Ideal for technical components

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  • High stability & durability
  • Odourless
  • High temperature resistance
  • Food safe
  • $49.99 ($6.67 / 100 g)
  • from 2 only $44.92 / pc -10%

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Colour:
  • colorFabb XT-Clear
  • colorFabb XT-CF20
  • colorFabb XT-Black
  • colorFabb XT-White
  • colorFabb XT-Dark-Green
  • colorFabb XT-Light-Green
  • colorFabb XT-Light-Blue
  • colorFabb XT-Yellow
  • colorFabb XT-Red
  • colorFabb XT-Orange
  • colorFabb XT-Purple
  • colorFabb XT-Pink
  • colorFabb XT-Light Grey
  • colorFabb XT-Dark Grey
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Item no.: CF-8719033553255, Content: 750 g

EAN: 8719033553255

  • High stability & durability
  • Odourless
  • High temperature resistance
  • Food safe

Product information & technical details

Manufacturers: colorFabb
Content: 750 g
Diameter: 1,75 mm, 2,85 mm
Product Line: XT
Property: Food Safe
Filament colour: Blue
Net weight: 750 g
Recommended printing speed: 40 - 70 mm/s
Recommended processing temperature: 240 - 260 °C
Recommended heating temperature: 60 - 70 °C
Diameter related tolerance : ± 0,05 mm

Description

ColorFabb XT allows users to print 3D functional components.

When developing ColorFabb XT, it was specially tested on functionality and the ablity to print, as well as a safer printing process.
High stability and durability, odourless processing and high temperature resistance the properties that make up colorFabb XT filaments.

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For experienced users, who are looking to create functional and technical components.

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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.