3DXTech Kimya Black ABS ESD 3D Printing Filament - 2.85mm (500g)
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Obsidian PA6+CF is a drop-in replacement for Markforged Onyx and is compatible with all Markforged printers. Obsidian delivers excellent performance, appearance, and significant cost savings.
| List Price: | $54.00 (with add-ons) |
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| Availability: | Currently Unavailable |
OBSIDIAN PA6+CARBON FIBER
Obsidian PA6+CF filament was formulated to be a low-cost drop-in Markforged Onyx alternative and is compatible with all Markforged Printers. 3DXtech developed this material after extensive analysis and testing — the result was a seamless printing experience and filament that produces parts with an outstanding appearance and excellent mechanical properties.
Made using Premium high-modulus carbon fiber and PA6 copolymer, Obsidian is a drop-in alternative to Onyx.
Don't have a Markforged printer? No problem! Obsidian is also compatible with all non-Markforged printers that are capable of printing with PA6+CF!
BENEFITS OF OBSIDIAN PA6+CF:
- Drop-in for Onyx without any changes required to print settings
- >30% savings vs. Markforged Onyx
- Excellent strength and stiffness
- Resistant to aliphatic hydrocarbons (oil/gas/lubricants)
- Superior dimensional stability (low warp/shrink/CTE)
- Can be used with Markforged FX20, X7, X5, X3, Mark Two, Onyx Pro, and Onyx One printers
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
- Extruder: 265-285°C
- Bed Temp: 90-110°C
- Nozzle: We currently recommend a hardened steel nozzle
- Bed Prep: Magigoo
- Heated Chamber: Recommended
- Drying Instructions: 90°C for 4 hours if the filament exhibits signs of moisture
My Ultimaker 2+ is marking this material as "Not supported" in the print settings profiles, is there a risk from printing this material in the machine?