Ultimaker UltiMaker Metal Expansion Kit
The Metal Pack enables desktop 3D printing with real stainless steel, transforming your Ultimaker S5 into an industrial-grade printer. The pack includes Ultrafuse 17-4 PH filament, hardened nozzle, adhesive, post-processing voucher, and slicing software. It offers accessible metal printing, facilitating prototyping and end-product manufacturing.
- Enables real stainless steel 3D printing
- Provides industrial-grade printing capabilities
- Includes post-processing voucher for convenience
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BASF Forward AM's Ultrafuse metal 3D printing filament has changed the game for desktop 3D printing. You can now print with real stainless steel metal on your UltiMaker S5 3D printer. This metal 3D printing filament that can be debound and sintered, leaving your 3D printed part solid stainless steel metal.
Using the right design parameters and print settings, along with a simple hardened steel nozzle upgrade, anyone from manufacturers and engineers to research students and hobbyists can successfully print with solid metal on their 3D printer.
- Produce end-use products made from stainless steel
- Make functional prototypes from real metal
- Cost-effective and convenient to print and process
- Elevating their 3D printing experience to an industrial level
- Easily ship out for debinding and sintering Ultrafuse green parts
What Is Included In the Metal Pack?
- BASF Forward AM Ultrafuse 17-4 PH (1 kg)
- Packaging for green parts and a voucher toward post-processing
- UltiMaker Print Core CC 0.4
- Magigoo Pro Metal (50 ml) adhesive
- Free UltiMaker Cura software with optimized metal part slicing features
- Access to exclusive metal FFF e-learning content on Ultimaker Academy
Questions
what is the recommend enclosure temp while printing?
Does "natural" mean transparent? Translucent?
What is the recommended drying temperature and time for this filament?
Is the "Traffic Black" color option a true black? Most "black" ASA filaments I've used are more of a dark grey. Perhaps that's just a trade-off that comes with the material?
Have anything for Stratasys Fortus 250mc with 300 degree nozzel temp?
Does "Weight: 750g Filament (250g Spool)" mean that the total weight of the product is 750g, with 250g of that weight being the spool, or is there 750g of filament plus a 250g spool (1kg total)?
Does it needs a enclosure like abs to print successfully?
Can I use this filament for an anycubic kobra max?