Nylon 3D printing

A material that offers superior strength and durability for applications where precision and reliable performance are essential

6 different nylons 3D printed, each with its own unique characteristics and advantages

Nylon PA12 carbon fiber  Copy

Top Versatile and low cost; the best seller

Pros
  • From 1 to 10.000 pieces in 3 days
  • Good chemical resistance
  • Real injection molding competitor
  • Parts are 100% solid and constructed without supports
  • UL-certified
Cons
  • Limitations related to high thicknesses or too massive parts
  • Parts with wide flat surfaces can warp
Main Features
  • 3D printing process: MJF
  • Tolerances: ±0,30mm < 100mm ; ±0,3% > 100mm
  • Max size: 380 x 284 x 380 mm ; 15 x 11.2 x 15 in

Nylon PA12 carbon fiber 

Top Versatile and low cost; the best seller

Pros
  • From 1 to 10.000 pieces in 3 days
  • Good chemical resistance
  • Real injection molding competitor
  • Parts are 100% solid and constructed without supports
  • UL-certified
Cons
  • Limitations related to high thicknesses or too massive parts
  • Parts with wide flat surfaces can warp
Main Features
  • 3D printing process: MJF
  • Tolerances: ±0,30mm < 100mm ; ±0,3% > 100mm
  • Max size: 380 x 284 x 380 mm ; 15 x 11.2 x 15 in

How MJF is compared to other 3D Printing technologies?

Tensile breaking load
Modulus of elasticity
Elongation at break
Flexural modulus
HDT 0.45 MPa
Izod impact resistance
Nylon PA12
52 MPa
2 GPa
15 %
1730
175 °C
3,5 kJ/m2
Nylon PA12
52 MPa
2 GPa
15 %
1730
175 °C
3,5 kJ/m2
Nylon PA12
52 MPa
2 GPa
15 %
1730
175 °C
3,5 kJ/m2
Nylon PA12
52 MPa
2 GPa
15 %
1730
175 °C
3,5 kJ/m2
Nylon PA12
52 MPa
2 GPa
15 %
1730
175 °C
3,5 kJ/m2
Features
HDT 0.45 MPa
Izod impact resistance

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