PolyMax™ PETG-ESD

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Printability

The printability of the material is defined by its ease of use and equipment required.

Rigidity

The rigidity of the material is defined by its modulus:Young’s modulus
ISO 527, GB/T 1040.

Heat Resistance

The heat resistance of the material is defined by its VST: Vicat Softening temperature
ISO 306 GB/T 1633.

Weather Resistance

The weather resistance of the material is defined by its UV resistance. The data provided is currently an estimation.

Durability

The durability of the material is defined by its resistance to impact:Charpy impact strength
ISO 179, GB/T 1043.A

*PolyMide™ PA6-CF and PolyMide™ PA6-GF heat resistance are defined by their HDT: Heat Deflection Temperature
ISO 75 0.45 MPa.

PolyMax™ PETG-ESD pairs electrostatic dissipation (ESD) with an improved toughness PETG. PolyMax™ PETG-ESD is compounded with carbon nanotubes that allow it to dissipate electrostatic charges thanks to its very low surface resistivity. This innate property offers protection to delicate electronics during the electronic assembly processes or when used for printed electronic housings.

ESD Safety

Tough PETG

Excellent all-rounder

Color Range

Regular

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FAQ

What is PETG-ESD?

PETG-ESD combines the properties of PETG with the ability to control electrostatic discharge, making it a suitable material for applications requiring ESD protection, such as electronic component packaging, fixtures, jigs, or assembly tools used in ESD-sensitive environments.

What should I pay attention to when printing PolyMax™ PETG-ESD?

To ensure the ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) property of printed parts when using PolyMax™ PETG-ESD, it is recommended to print at a minimum temperature of 250°Ê, moreover, because of the added carbon nanotubes, please use a hardened steel nozzle.

PolyMax™ PETG-ESD

Color Range

Regular

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Specifications

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settings

Printing Temperature:

Bed Temperature:

Printing Speed:

Fan:

Direct Drive Retraction Distance:

Direct Drive Retraction Speed:

Indirect Drive Retraction Distance:

Indirect Drive Retraction Speed:

Recommended Support Materials:

Dry Settings:

MEchanical Properties

(XY)Young's Modulus (MPa):

(Z)Young's Modulus (MPa):

(XY)Tensile Strength:

(Z)Tensile Strength:

(XY)Elongation at break(%):

(Z)Elongation at break(%)

(XY)Bending Modulus (MPa):

(XY)Bending Strength (MPa):

(XY)Charpy Impact Strength:

Thermal Properties

Glass Transition Temperature:

Melting Temperature:

Heat Deflection Temperature
(1.8MPa):

Heat Deflection Temperature
(0.45MPa)

Vicat Softening Temperature:

Material Properties

Technology

Color Range

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Weight

PolyMax™ PETG-ESD

Color Range

Regular

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Specifications

printsettings

Printing Temperature:

Bed Temperature:

Printing Speed:

Fan:

Direct Drive Retraction Distance:

Direct Drive Retraction Speed:

Indirect Drive Retraction Distance:

Indirect Drive Retraction Speed:

Recommended Support Materials:

Dry Settings:

MEchanical Properties

(XY)Young's Modulus (MPa):

(Z)Young's Modulus (MPa):

(XY)Tensile Strength:

(Z)Tensile Strength:

(XY)Elongation at break(%):

(Z)Elongation at break(%)

(XY)Bending Modulus (MPa):

(XY)Bending Strength (MPa):

(XY)Charpy Impact Strength:

Thermal Properties

Glass Transition Temperature:

Melting Temperature:

Heat Deflection Temperature(1.8MPa):

Heat Deflection Temperature(0.45MPa)

Vicat Softening Temperature:

Material Properties

Technology

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Color Range

Diameter

Weight

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Heat Deflection Temperature
(1.8MPa):

Heat Deflection Temperature
(0.45MPa)