100% Recycled PETG 3D Printer Filament
Raising the bar for recycled 3d printing material, Enviro PETG offers a fully recycled product from feedstock to spool. The material is made entirely from industrial waste and is an excellent alternative to regular PETG filaments which require more energy to produce. This material prints beautifully on nearly all desktop 3d printers and is available on 1kg spools. Various other filament products which claim to be recycled are either combining virgin and recycled resins, only have recycled spools or don't print very well. Enviro PETG is recycled from top to bottom and it offers exceptional print quality on dozens of 3d printing platforms. Filament and spool, both 100% recycled. |
Glass Fiber Alloy Nylon 3D Printer Filament
A brand new composite material from taulman3D, Glass Fiber Alloy Nylon prints easily at 255C and offers exceptional strength and thermal resistance. The material improves upon other glass fiber nylon options in the marketplace by using a custom glass fiber fill percentage and a premium nylon blend to achieve excellent printing characteristics and surface finish. Every roll of material is manufactured in the United States. Print Settings: Extruder: 250 - 260C Bed: 55C Speed: 40mm/s Max Layer: .24mm Retraction: 3-4mm Retract Speed: 20mm/s |
Alloy 910 3D Printer Filament
Alloy 910 is a measurable advancement in 3d printing materials technology from taulman3D. As stiff as PLA and retains the durability of a hard nylon, Alloy 910 is the combined effort of chemical companies, extrusion specialists and taulman3D to specifically develop a single material to meet as many high performance 3d printing needs as possible. High tensile strength, the durability of nylons, low shrinkage, a vast range of chemical resistance and a ~82C working range, you have one solution printable at 255C-260C. |
PCTPE 3D Printer Filament
PCTPE stands for "Plasticized Copolyamide TPE" or a chemical co-polymer of highly flexible nylon and TPE. PCTPE has several unique features that allow any user to print a highly flexible part with the added durability of our nylon polymers. This combination of polymers was developed specifically to allow anyone using current FFF 3d printers to print parts ranging from durable prosthetics to unique tools. Nylon strength with the added flexibility offered by a rubber like TPE. |
Alloy 910 High Heat 3D Printer Filament
taulman3D has taken the legendary Alloy 910 and released a new version with higher heat deflection of 112C and >150C when annealed. Many of our customers are placing parts near heat sources and have requested a nylon which can withstand higher temperatures. Alloy 910 HDT provides a higher HDT for even higher temperature requirements. Print Temperature: 285C - 300C |
Nylon 680 3D Printer Filament
680 is a medical grade nylon made with a FDA approved polymer. Post processing allows for smooth 3d printing in the same temperature range as other taulman nylons. 680 comes with 2 QR codes: one for technical information needed by 3d printers and the 2nd for traceability. 680 is a non-leaching FDA nylon that's capable of low temperature sterilization techniques such as ethylene oxide and high temperature flash steam sterilization. 680 is intended to support the medical community. Please read for regulation information. |
Guideline 3D Printer Filament
A medical grade ISO 10993 FDA registered material. Guideline is a clear PETG based polymer that prints at 250C. guidel!ne is very easy to print needing only a small amount of retraction. A key feature of guidel!ne is that you can print small hollow tubes without the issue of heat build-up deforming the tube. guidel!ne has a good tensile strength at 6,850PSI. Elongation is 5.9 and a modulus of 281,469PSI. Heat distortion temp is 70C. Softening temperature is 100C. |
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