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Description
Description
Fiberon™ PA12-CF10 : PA12 renforcé de fibres de carbone pour une impression haute performance (anciennement PolyMide™ PA12-CF)
Résistance mécanique et stabilité dimensionnelle de qualité professionnelle
Fiberon™ PA12-CF10 est un filament copolyamide (PA12) à longue chaîne renforcé de fibres de carbone, conçu pour les applications industrielles et d’ingénierie exigeantes. Avec une teneur en fibres de carbone de 10 %, il offre une résistance mécanique, une rigidité et une résistance thermique exceptionnelles, ce qui le rend idéal pour les pièces nécessitant durabilité, précision et déformation minimale.
Faible sensibilité à l’humidité
Grâce à sa structure chimique avancée, Fiberon™ PA12-CF10 absorbe beaucoup moins d’humidité que les matériaux à base de PA6/66 et de PA6. Cela garantit une précision dimensionnelle et des propriétés mécaniques constantes, même dans les environnements humides.
Propriétés améliorées par rapport au PA12 standard
Fiberon™ PA12-CF10 surpasse les filaments standard à base de PA12 en matière de résistance et de résistance à la chaleur, offrant une solution fiable pour les prototypes fonctionnels, les pièces finales et les outils de fabrication.
Technologie Warp-free™
Ce filament intègre la technologie Warp-free™ pour une excellente stabilité dimensionnelle et une déformation minimale, même pour les impressions volumineuses ou complexes.
Qualité constante
Fiberon™ PA12-CF10 utilise la même formule éprouvée que PolyMide™ PA12-CF, bien que les impressions puissent présenter une teinte noire légèrement plus foncée.
Choisissez Fiberon™ PA12-CF10 lorsque vous avez besoin d’un filament qui associe une grande résistance, une faible sensibilité à l’humidité et une excellente stabilité dimensionnelle pour l’impression 3D avancée destinée à l’ingénierie et à l’industrie.
Fiberon™ PA12-CF10 utilise la même excellente formule que PolyMide™ PA12-CF, bien que Fiberon™ PA12-CF10 puisse s’imprimer dans une teinte noire légèrement plus foncée que son prédécesseur.
Exigences d’impression
Paramètres d’impression
Paramètres d’impression
Fiberon™ PA12-CF10
- Lowest Moisture Absorption
- High Strength & Heat Resistance
- Warp-Free™ Technology -
- Ready to Print -
Fiberon™ PA12-CF10 - 1.75mm (Nouvel emballage) / 0.5kg / Noir est en rupture de stock et sera expédié dès qu'il sera de nouveau disponible.
Spécifications techniques
Tout ce dont vous avez besoin avant de lancer l’impression
- Use a wear-resistant nozzle, such as hardened steel or ruby, because the carbon-fiber reinforcement is abrasive.
- Store and print under dry conditions (relative humidity below 20%); dry at 100°C for 10 hours before use.
- Use a 40-50°C build plate, and turn the cooling fan OFF; an actively heated chamber is not required.
- If the material is used as its own support, remove the support before excessive moisture absorption to avoid permanent bonding.
- Anneal at 100°C for 16 hours when the annealed performance stated in the current TDS is required.
| Property | X-Y | Z | Value | Method |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Density | — | — | 1.06 g/cm³ Important | ISO 1183 |
| Tensile strength | 77.4 MPa Important | 52.2 MPa Important | — | ISO 527 |
| Elongation at break | 4.2 % Important | 5 % Important | — | ISO 527 |
| Bending strength | 112.4 MPa Important | 69.8 MPa Important | — | ISO 178 |
| Bending modulus | 2886.5 MPa Important | — | — | ISO 178 |
| Young's modulus | 3311.2 MPa Important | 1806.6 MPa Important | — | ISO 527 |
| Charpy, unnotched | — | 27.6 KJ/m² Important | — | ISO 179 |
| Charpy, notched | 9.9 KJ/m² Important | — | — | ISO 179 |
| Melting temperature | — | — | 171 °C Important | ISO 11357 |
| Glass transition temperature (Tg) | — | — | 55 °C Important | ISO 11357 |
| Vicat softening temperature | — | — | 170.2 °C Important | ISO 306 |
Testé sur des échantillons avec un taux de remplissage de 100 %. X-Y = transversalement aux couches, Z = entre les couches (adhésion interlaminaire).
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Customers praised this carbon fiber filament as "very easy to print" with "very smooth" surface finish. Reviews highlight exceptional strength and durability, ideal for functional parts and RC applications. While "very pricey," customers consistently said "you get what you pay for." Note: requires proper drying due to moisture sensitivity.
For RC airplane parts this is the strongest filament that won’t shatter on a rough landing.
First time trying to print PA/CF and this stuff has been so much easier than I expected. Far exceeded my expectations and dang if the prints don't look awesome. Picture is literally my first test print. Amazing stuff, will absolutely buy again and now want to try the different versions.0.6mm Hardened Steel Nozzle290C hotend 50C bed (only first layer, then down to 35C)NO part cooling (I even removed the shroud to be sure)No enclosurePrinting from filament drier @65C
Very easy to print. Surface finish is very smooth.
Works and prints well, better with no support on the Bambu.
This material is great. Very easy to print. The provided stock profile preformed amazing. No warping and dimension held to the cad model. our part is holdingup very well in production.
Great filament very strong durable and easy to print with the right settings
I thought it printed quite easily compared to CarbonX HTN-CF. Less nozzle drip at similar temps and it is more responsive to processing temperatures when tuning for strength or toughness at desired layers. Works well as a break off support material when processed at higher temperatures due to degradation driven embrittlement. Very versatile filament.
This filament is very pricey; I figure it's around 5X+ the price of most filaments! But, as the old saying goes, "you get what you pay for!", which definitely applies in this case. In the past 4 years, I've printed THOUSANDS of items, most personally-designed, and I've used over a HUNDRED spools of filament such as PC, PLA, TPU, ABS, Nylon, Carbon fiber PC and PETG, etc. Lots of brands, lots of types. I'm a 74 year old retired Engineer, and LOVE to design and print 3D stuff. And, I'm NOT talking about 'trinkets, models and masks' either!!! I'm talking real tools and hardware,....real-world, "it's gotta be TOUGH" stuff! I've recently had to design and built the TOUGHEST thing I've ever printed, a one-to-two blades adapter for my edger. After at least a 10 versions, I finally came up with an 'elegant' design, but the plain Nylon I was using wasn't cutting it. Just too much warpage and dimensional instability. So, after reading the review by Tonia, I decided to give this filament a try. OK, I'll cut to the chase....If you need something TOUGH, something that does not warp, something that prints BEAUTIFULLY, and looks BEAUTIFUL, look no further. Hands down the best filament I've ever, ever used. And, I'm talking about ALL filaments I've used! VERY Pricey. BUT, "You get what you pay for"! And, for all you Polymaker folks who were part of developing this filament: GOOD JOB, VERY WELL DONE!!!! Starting first layer temp at 260 C. Bed at 50. Then up to 280 C for layers 2+, same bed temp. NO FAN, EVER!!! Enclosed. PRUSA MK3S+, Textured Utilistik bed. Elmer's Purple on bed. Perfect prints. If your print has to be absolutely perfect and strong, this is the filament! Worth every penny.
Expensive, but it prints well.
wonderful right out of the box, usually you have to dry this stuff. Prints very clean, no warping
This is my favorite filament for things that need to be relatively stiff and take impact. It also does really well under high temps. I print at 300c with low cooling. This is VERY hydroscopic. right out of the bag, it prints really cleanly with no oozing but a even a day in with my heated dry box aesthetics start to suffer. That's just the nature of true PA6.I highly recommend for 2a
So Prusaslicer doesn't have a Polyamide profile. So I made one based on Fiberlogy Nylon PA12. Then I changed the bed temp to 50c both first layer and others. That's all.My second thing I did after reviewing was make a dry box. I dried the filament to 10% humidity.I bought this filament to print replacement parts for my Prusa MK3 Hotend. I have tried printing with nylon in the past and it turned out BAD! But polymaker says "PA12" has a less humidity problem so I bought this roll. Also there was a huge sale!So its been a while to make my dry box and I printed the hotend parts. WOW its so beautiful!!! If this didn't cost so much I would print a ton with it!!! The pictures people show don't do it justice! It doesn't even feel like the other plastics I have printed. I am debating of replacing every part on my printer just to have that look! but should I... I am going to print another hotend set just in case of problems in a few years. Sadly It only comes with .5kg so half a roll. I think this will go fast just to print parts for my printer. Oh well. worth it!
