Thought3D Magigoo PA 3D Bed Adhesion Solution for Nylon
Magigoo has addressed "the first layer not sticking problem" for NYLON! Designed to work exclusively with Polyamide filaments - this adhesive ensures that 3D prints stick firmly to the print bed when hot and removes easily once the bed has cooled.
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DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY FOR NYLONS
Nylon filament is well known for being an incredibly strong, durable, and versatile material. Whether you’re printing with standard Nylon filament or Nylon that has been reinforced with glass or carbon fibers, first layer print adhesion is essential if you wish to be successful with this material.
That’s where Magigoo for Nylon comes into play. Magigoo-PA is a specialized solution for FDM printing of PA filaments developed to work with a wide variety of PA types. Directly aimed at addressing the common problem of warping, Magigoo PA helps to increase overall print adhesion when printing Nylon without a Garolite print surface.
NON-TOXIC AND ODORLESS
This Magigoo stick won't stink up your workspace with nasty chemical smells.
LONG-LASTING
You can get over 100 applications from one 50ml tube of Magigoo.
EASY CLEAN UP!
Magigoo cleans up with just a damp cloth or water.
USABLE ON ANY SURFACE
Magigoo for Nylon can be used on glass or a multitude of other surfaces. To provide maximum adhesion and prevent printed parts from fusing to surfaces, it is recommended that Magigoo PA be applied to all build surfaces.
HOW TO USE
- Shake the bottle
- Apply to the desired area by pressing the nib on the bed (activates the inner valve)
- Print according to filament / printer manufacturer recommendation
- Allow to cool and remove. The print should pop right off
- Clean using a damp cloth
Questions
is this product fiber filled and require a harden nozzle?
What is the difference between White and Paper White?
How does this compare to PLA+?
How resistant is this stuff to flattening/grinding in the extruder? I've got an Ender 3 v2 and I'm having trouble printing some D&D stuff because there's just too many retractions. After a while, the filament I'm using (some bargain basement stuff) flattens, stops feeding, and then starts grinding. It's *really* annoying. I've also tried most of the usual fixes, but none seem to work. Would this be a suitable alternative?
Do you make any of your PLA in a .5kg size spool 1.75mm
How does this compare to PETG for crack resistance?
What are the compressive properties of tough PLA?
Is this translucent? It is not clear, right? It is more like a bone/natural color? I see the title says so but I just wanted to make sure
Do you offer a material profile for Cura for Black PRO Series Tough PLA Filament?
Can the Pro Series Tough PLA be used in a machine without a heated bed? I have a Dremel 3D40 Flex. Also, does this product cause more wear and tear on the machine?
Is the Tough PLA series made in the USA?
How much does an empty 1kg spool weigh? I forgot to weigh mine before printing!
How chemical resistance is it to greases, oils, and coolants?
Do you have to anneal your parts or will they still be strong enough to use? I currently use ESUNS pla+ and it is pretty strong. Thanks
Can we get spool's CC figure in product listings?
What adhesive do you recommend for gluing Tough PLA parts together?