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PolyMax™ PC-FR

The Industrial range of products provide engineering grade materials to unlock the use of 3d printing in multiple industries for new applications. Industrial products can require specific equipment and skills.

PolyMax™ is a family of advanced 3D printing filaments produced with Polymaker’s Nano-reinforcement technology, to deliver exceptional mechanical properties and printing quality.

PolyMax™ PC-FR is a flame retardant PC filament (UL94V-0/1.5 mm) displaying excellent toughness, strength and heat resistance. This filament opens new applications in the automotive, railway and aerospace industries.

  • PolyMax™
  • PC-FR
  • 1.75 mm
  • 2.85 mm
  • 1kg
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Description

RECOMMENDED SETTINGS

Nozzle Temperature:
250˚C – 270˚C

Printing Speed:
30 – 50mm/s

Bed Temperature:
90˚C – 105˚C

Chamber Temperature:
90˚C – 100˚C

Bed Surface:
almost any surface with a thin coat of PVA glue or Magigoo PC

Cooling Fan:
OFF

Based on 0.4 mm nozzle and Simplify 3D v.4.0. Printing conditions may vary with different printers and nozzle diameters

MECHANICAL PROPERTIES

Young’s Modulus:
2634 ± 182 (MPa)

Tensile Strength:
67 ± 4.5 (MPa)

Bending Strength:
96.6 ± 1.3 (MPa)

Charpy Impact Strength:
11.7 ± 1.3 (kJ/m2)

THERMAL PROPERTIES

Glass Transition Temperature:
N/A

Vicat Softening Temperature:
116˚C

Melting Temperature:
N/A

NOTES

Drying Settings:
80˚C for 8h

Recommended Support Materials:
PolyDissolve™ S2 (coming soon)

Other:
When printing with PolyMax™ PC-FR it is recommended to use a heated chamber.
It is recommended to anneal the printed part right after the printing process to release the residual internal stress when not using a heated chamber.
Annealing settings: 100˚C for 2h

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TECHNOLOGY

PolyMax™ PC-FR features Polymaker's Nano-reinforcement technology:

Nano-reinforcement technology is applied to produce filaments with excellent mechanical properties and printing quality. It dramatically improves the toughness of the material by increasing its impact resistance.