Carbon Fibre Nylon (CF-PA): A Brief Introduction

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CF-PA is based on nylon 6/66 copolymer. Adding 20% carbon fiber greatly enhances the strength, rigidity, and toughness of nylon and can replace metal materials on many occasions. Self-lubricating wear resistance makes it suitable for printing gears; High toughness and impact resistance make it suitable for printing durable parts. High temperature resistance, heat deformation temperature up to 155℃; Low shrinkage, it is not easy to warp and crack when printing, and the surface of printed models is matte and delicate.

Sellingpoint

Heat resistance
High-intensity
High rigidity
High toughness
High impact resistance
Abrasive resistance
High-dimensional stability
Matte surface effect
Excellent printability

Filament Properties Table
3D PRINTING FILAMENTePA-CF
Density(g/cm3)1.24
Heat Distortion Temp(℃,0.45MPa)155
Melt Flow Index(g/10min)11.46(275℃/5kg)
Tensile Strength(MPa)140
Elongation at Break(%)10.61
Flexural Strength(MPa)140
Flexural Modulus(MPa)4363
IZOD Impact Strength(kJ/㎡)18.67
Durability10/10
Printability8/10
Recommended printing parameters
Extruder Temperature(℃)260 – 300℃
Recommended temperature:280℃
Bed temperature(℃) 45 – 60°C
Fan Speed 0%
Printing Speed 40 – 100mm/s
Heated Bed Optional
Recommended Build SurfacesMasking paper, PVP solid glue, PEI
Feature
Flexible——
Elastic——
Impact Resistant√
Soft——
Composite√
 UV Resistant——
Water Resistant——
Dissolvable——
Heat Resistant√
Chemically Resistant——
Fatigue Resistant——
Need drying√
Heated Bed Required——
Print recommendDrying at 70℃/>12h, using hardened steel, ruby ​​nozzle

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