Polysher™

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Dry state

Wet state

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.

FAQ

Does the Polysher™ uses a heat source to work?

No, for additional safety we have developed a technology using a nebulizer to create a mist of micro droplet which will evenly smooth your 3D printed part.
NOTE: We do not heat up the IPA and use the vapor to smooth the 3D print.

Can the Polysher™ be used with other solvent than IPA?

No, the Nebulizer™ is designed and calibrated to only work with IPA, moreover other solvents may damage the Polysher™.

Does the Polysher™ uses a heat source to work?

No, for additional safety we have developed a technology using a Nebulizer™ to create a mist of micro droplet which will evenly smooth your 3D printed part.
NOTE: We do not heat up the IPA and use the vapor to smooth the 3D print.