PolyMaker PolyMaker White PolyMax PC Filament - 1.75mm (0.75kg)
PolyMax PC polycarbonate 3D printing filament by Polymaker is the perfect 3D printing filament for a wide range of engineering applications due to its high heat resistance, great mechanical strength, and high fracture resistance. Created to combine the desirable qualities of polycarbonate with the ease of 3D printing found in lower temperature materials, this filament is also super easy to print with while still producing strong, high quality 3D prints.
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ENGINEERED FOR QUALITY AND DURABILITY
The PolyMax line of materials by Polymaker not only brings excellent strength to the table, but is also specifically designed to endure mechanically demanding applications. This 3D printing filament not only possesses enhanced durability, but PolyMax PC-Max will not warp thanks to Polymaker’s Nano-Reinforcement Technology. PC-Max 3D printing filament boasts the highly-sought-after mechanical properties known to polycarbonate of high heat resistance and fracture resistance, all with low-odor and fewer hazardous fumes.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
- Net Weight: 750g <± 20g
- Diameter (Tolerance): 1.75 mm ±0.05 mm
- Nozzle Temperature: 250˚C – 270˚C
- Printing Speed: 30mm/s – 50mm/s
- Heated Bed: 90˚C – 105˚C
- Recommended bed surface: BuildTak + Magigoo
- Cooling fan: Off
- This material is hygroscopic, and it is recommended to dry at 80˚C for 8 hours before printing
You may view the full TDS (Technical Data Sheet) here!
Questions
How bad are the fumes when printing?
Is a hardened nozzle recommended ?
I am printing with a Prusa MKS3 with a smooth PEI bed. I have some magigoo, but do I still need to use the BuildTak sheet?
How do you dry this stuff? I tried in the oven for 8 hours at 80c and then 8 hours at 90c in the oven (melted the spool), and then 32 hours at 71c in a food dehydrator...absolutely no change, still bubbling/popping and leaving voids.
Do I need an enclosure to print with this? And if so, does it need to be heated or will the heat from the nozzle and heated bed suffice?
What exactly is the nano reinforcement technology? I want to start using CF PC but there are few options that actually state so. Carbon fiber Nylon is easy to find but I just have a thing for polycarbonate.
Do you have the CLTE value for this product?
What is the glass transition temp / thermal resistivity. Looking for filament to withstand 107C