OzFDM PC - ABS Sparkling 3D Printing Filament 1.75mm 1KG - OzFDM

1.75 mm PC-ABS Sparkling Filament - 1 KG

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OzFDM PC - ABS Sparkling 3D Printing Filament 1.75mm 1KG - OzFDM

1.75 mm PC-ABS Sparkling Filament - 1 KG

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Experience superior heat resistance with the Oz FDM PC-ABS 1.75mm ± 0.05 1KG filament. Featuring a heat deflection temperature of 123° Celsius, this PolyCarbonate-ABS Filament is an ideal choice for producing 3D-printed components that require exceptional heat resistance.

PC-ABS Sparkling Technical Specifications

Product Specifications

Filament weight

1KG

Filament diameter

1.75mm

Dimensional tolerance

±0.05mm

Spool weight (empty)

150g

Spool weight (new)

1.15KG

Spool diameter outer

200mm

Spool diameter inner (hub)

52mm

Spool width

65mm

Package weight

1.3KG

Package dimensions

210mm x 210mm x 75mm

Drying recommendation:

80°C for a minimum of 12 hours using a filament dryer / food dehydrator.

After printing we recommend annealing the finished model at 100°C for 1~3 hours to increase strength of the model.

Storage recommendation:

Airtight bag or container with desiccant in a cool, dark and dry area to prevent moisture absorption. For optimal long term storage we recommend drying the filament prior to sealing the filament spool in a vacuum bag with desiccant.

Print Parameters

Nozzle temperature

250°C - 280°C (265°C recommended)

Bed temperature

90°C - 110°C (100°C recommended)

Printing speed

40mm/s - 60mm/s (50mm/s recommended)

Support material

HIPS

Mechanical Properties

Tensile Strength

ISO 527

43.5~45.5 MPa

Elongation at Break

ISO 527

24~26 %

Tensile Modulus

ISO 527

800~950 MPa

Flexural Strength

ISO 178

71.5~74.5 MPa

Impact Strength

ISO 180

43.5~44.5 kJ/m²

Physical Properties

Density

ISO 1183

1.14~1.15 g/cm³

MFR (260°C/5 kg)

ISO 1133

19~22 g/10min

Moisture Absorption (23°C/24h)

ISO 62

<0.8 %

Thermodynamic Properties

HDT @ 0.455 MPa (66 psi)

ISO 75

123 °C

Continuous Use Temperature

IEC 60216

130 °C

  • Really quite cool filament very strong parts even at 15 percent infill
  • Works perfectly. Prints very easily in a heated chamber
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  • 5 stars: 10 (91%)
  • 4 stars: 1 (9%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
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Matt

Really quite cool filment very strong parts even at 15 percent infill

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Arnold

Works perfectly. Prints very easily in a heated chamber, just remember to run some cleaner filament after use if you are switching to a different filament (plain ASA, PLA, etc)

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Arnold

Works perfectly. Prints very easily in a heated chamber, just remember to run some cleaner filament after use if you are switching to a different filament (plain ASA, PLA, etc)

A
Arnold

Works perfectly. Prints very easily in a heated chamber, just remember to run some cleaner filament after use if you are switching to a different filament (plain ASA, PLA, etc)

A
Arnold

Works perfectly. Prints very easily in a heated chamber, just remember to run some cleaner filament after use if you are switching to a different filament (plain ASA, PLA, etc)

A
Arnold

Works perfectly. Prints very easily in a heated chamber, just remember to run some cleaner filament after use if you are switching to a different filament (plain ASA, PLA, etc)

A
Arnold

Works perfectly. Prints very easily in a heated chamber, just remember to run some cleaner filament after use if you are switching to a different filament (plain ASA, PLA, etc)

A
Arnold

Works perfectly. Prints very easily in a heated chamber, just remember to run some cleaner filament after use if you are switching to a different filament (plain ASA, PLA, etc)

A
Arnold

Works perfectly. Prints very easily in a heated chamber, just remember to run some cleaner filament after use if you are switching to a different filament (plain ASA, PLA, etc)

A
Arnold

Works perfectly. Prints very easily in a heated chamber, just remember to run some cleaner filament after use if you are switching to a different filament (plain ASA, PLA, etc)

A
Arnold

Works perfectly. Prints very easily in a heated chamber, just remember to run some cleaner filament after use if you are switching to a different filament (plain ASA, PLA, etc)

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