Formfutura CarbonFil™ Black

Name: Formfutura CarbonFil™ Black
Brand: Formfutura
Price: 44.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.71 (7 reviews)

Reinforced carbon fiber filament

7 Customer Ratings

High impact strength
Unique mix
Excellent viscoelasticity

$44.99 ($9.00 / 100 g)

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Item no.: FF-175CARBFIL-BLCK-0500, Content: 500 g

EAN: 8718924473092

High impact strength
Unique mix
Excellent viscoelasticity

1.75 mm / 500 g:	$44.99	($9.00 / 100 g)

2.85 mm / 500 g:	$44.99	($9.00 / 100 g)

1.75 mm / 2300 g:	$183.33	($7.97 / 100 g)

2.85 mm / 2300 g:	$183.33	($7.97 / 100 g)

Product information & technical details

Item no.:	FF-175CARBFIL-BLCK-0500
Manufacturer No.:	175CARBFIL-BLCK-0500
Manufacturers:	Formfutura
Content:	500 g

Diameter:	1,75 mm, 2,85 mm
Product types:	Carbon Filament
Filament colour:	Black
RAL colour:	RAL 9011
Net weight:	500 g, 2300 g
Recommended processing temperature:	230 - 265 °C
Recommended heating temperature:	Not required
Diameter related tolerance :	± 0,05 mm

Description

CarbonFil ™ is a light-weight and incredibly rigid reinforced carbon fiber filament.
The FormFutura CarbonFil ™ filament is based on a unique mix of HDglass™ with 20% extremely light-weight and relatively long carbon fibers.

By using ultra light-weight and relatively long carbon fibers, the CarbonFil ™ is twice as rigid than HDglass™ and the impact strength increases by more than 10%.
The heat resistance is relatively high at 85 °C.

Printing with CarbonFil ™ filaments is very simple, because the material is almost free from distortion.

Objects that are printed using CarbonFil ™ have an amazing look and feel. The material not does not require a heated bed.

The material printing temperature ranges between 230-265 °C.

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