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Water Jet CuttersOwensCorning Owens Corning XSTRAND 3D Printing Filament - GF30-PC Glass-Filled Polycarbonate - 0.5kg - 1.75mm
XSTRAND GF30-PP Glass-Filled Polypropylene 3D Printing Filament from Owens Corning was developed to meet the demand for a superior advanced manufacturing material in the 3D printing industry. Made with a high-quality glass fiber additive, XSTRAND GF30-PP composite polypropylene 3D printing filament produces finished parts with superior strength, dynamic temperature resistance, and lasting durability. This enables you to create 3D printed parts that work as functioning prototypes or end-use components for industrial applications like tooling, fixturing, automotive manufacturing, small appliances, electronics, sports, and more!
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XSTRAND FILAMENTS DELIVER ADVANCED MECHANICAL PROPERTIES FOR YOUR DEMANDING APPLICATIONS
Owens Corning XSTRAND 3D Printing Filament is designed for high performance and continued wear resistance, even in the most extreme conditions and applications. 3D printing with XSTRAND glass fiber reinforced materials gives you the ability to design and 3D print parts on-site, in a fraction of the time, and at a fraction of the cost. Your finished 3D parts can be taken right off the 3D printer bed, and go directly into your application thanks to the advanced mechanical properties of XSTRAND GF30-PP Glass-Filled Polypropylene 3D Printing Filament which includes superior tensile strength, great chemical and UV resistance, high thermal stability, and excellent durability. Quickly prototype, customize components, and produce scalable production support with XSTRAND 3D printing materials.
A materials comparison chart showing the properties of XSTRAND materials against other commonly used engineering materials.
XSTRAND GF30-PP IS A STRONG AND SIMPLE-TO-USE GLASS-FIBER REINFORCED POLYPROPYLENE 3D PRINTING FILAMENT
XSTRAND GF30-PP is a reinforced polypropylene filament with 30% glass fiber content. XSTRAND GF30-PP 3D Printing Filament possesses superior strength alongside chemical and UV resistance. It is easier to 3D print with than other polypropylene 3D printing filaments thanks to the enhanced interlayer adhesion of XSTRAND filaments. With low moisture absorption, XSTRAND GF30-PP 3D Printing Filament is ideal for designing prototypes and end-use parts for your automotive, sports, and leisure applications.
These brackets were 3D printed using XSTRAND GF30-PP filament, meaning they possess superior strength alongside chemical and UV resistance--ideal for outdoor applications like sports equipment!
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- Due to its glass fiber reinforcement, XSTRAND materials are abrasive. It is advised to use hardened steel nozzles and extruder driving wheels.
- Recommended nozzle temperature: 240-275°C
- Recommended bed temperature: 80-110°C
- Printing speed: 50mm/s
- Minimum nozzle diameter needed: 0.4mm, hardened steel
- Download the Technical Data Sheet for XSTRAND GF30-PP
Questions
Is there an alternate support material that can be used with this filament. My very first print with this material, I used a raft under it, and it was impossible to take off. For this same part, I don't really need the raft, so I eliminated it, and there were no support structures required. For a couple of other parts I would like to use this material for, that will not be the case. They will require support structures.
Can this product be injected? Can this product be in the microwaves for about 7 minutes?
How does this compare to your guys NylonX in terms of stiffness and weight? In other words, would you recommend this for outdoor sports use housing electronics/optics which is under constant vibration and shock?
@Guest I would suggest that you consider NylonG. It has comparable properties. For reference, please review the NylonG TDS.