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Fuserock PETG-CF: Advanced PETG with Carbon Fiber Reinforcement
Innovative Composition: Fuserock PETG-CF is a remarkable blend of PETG and carbon fiber, designed to transform your 3D printing experience. This special formulation significantly reduces nozzle clogging and clumping, challenges often associated with traditional PETG.
Enhanced Printing Quality: With Fuserock PETG-CF, experience smoother printing and consistently high-quality results. This material is engineered to overcome common printing obstacles, facilitating a more efficient and enjoyable printing process.
Exceptional Strength and Durability: The addition of carbon fiber to the PETG matrix in Fuserock PETG-CF results in a material that boasts superior strength. It is the ideal choice for applications that demand high impact resistance, such as durable drone parts, high-speed racing models, and various functional components.
Aesthetically Pleasing Finish: Fuserock PETG-CF doesn't just perform exceptionally; it also looks great. The material maintains a shiny finish, adding an attractive sheen to your 3D printed projects.
Precision for Complex Projects: Perfect for detailed and demanding projects, Fuserock PETG-CF excels in producing intricate parts for drones and racing models, where precision and material integrity are paramount.
Targeted Improvement in Printability: We've specifically enhanced Fuserock PETG-CF to address and reduce clumping and stringing issues. Its refined formula ensures a smoother flow and adherence during printing, leading to fewer interruptions and a better overall printing experience.
Versatility for Various Applications: Whether you're an enthusiast or a professional, Fuserock PETG-CF is your ideal filament. It strikes the perfect balance between durability, strength, and aesthetic appeal, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.
Step up your 3D printing game with Fuserock PETG-CF – a synergy of advanced material science and practical application.
| Property | Testing method | Typical value |
|---|---|---|
| Density | ISO 1183 | 1.23 g/cm³ |
| Glass transition temperature | ISO 11357 | 78℃ |
| Melt index | 230℃，2.16kg | 4.5g/10min |
| Determination of temperature | ISO 75: Method A | 74℃ (1.8MPa) |
| Determination of temperature | ISO 75: Method B | 77℃ (0.45MPa) |
| Tensile strength(X-Y) | ISO 527 | 46.11±0.75 MPa |
| Elongation at Yield | ISO 527 | 3.56±0.05% |
| Young's Modulus | ISO 527 | 2616±25MPa |
| Tensile breaking strength | ISO 527 | 41.70±0.98 MPa |
| Elongation at break | ISO 527 | 5.53±0.22% |
| Tensile breaking strength （Z） | ISO 527 | 25.1±1.9MPa |
| Elongation at break (Z) | ISO 527 | 1.81±0.3% |
| Young’s modulus (Z) | ISO 527 | 1856±41MP |
| Elongation at break (Z) | ISO 527 | 1.55 ± 0.12 % |
| Bending strength (X-Y) | ISO 178 | 66.80±1.32MPa |
| Bending Modulus (X-Y) | ISO 178 | 2291±42MPa |
| Charpy impact strength (X-Y) | ISO 179 | 5.11±1.01 KJ/㎡ |
Specimens printed under the following conditions: Nozzle size 0.4mm，Nozzle temp 250°C, Bed temp 75°C, Print speed 40mm/s, Infill 100%, Infill angle ±45°
Recommended printing conditions
| Nozzle Temperature | 240-260°C |
|---|---|
| Recommended Nozzle Diameter | 0.4-1.0mm |
| Recommended build surface treatment | Glass、PEI Film or Coating with PVP glue |
| Build plate temperature | 70-80 °C |
| Raft separation distance | 0.2-0.25mm |
| Cooling fan speed | ≤50% |
| Print speed | 30-60 mm/s |
| Retraction distance | 2-5 mm |
| Retraction speed | 1800-2400 mm/min |
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