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High-temperature 3D printing

Brackets, tooling, and housings that run hot — printed in engineering polymers that hold their shape well past where commodity plastics soften.

Extreme environment, carbon-stiffPPS-CF15Carbon-fiber PPS — chemically immune, high-temp, light, and stiff.See datasheet →Industrial strengthPPS-GF2020% glass-filled PPS — made for every environment, however brutal.See datasheet →High-temp structuralPPA-CF20Carbon-fiber PPA — the strongest thing we print; 160°C service.See datasheet →Structure — dry environmentsPA6-CF20Carbon-fiber nylon 6 — the dry-duty workhorse for fixtures and mechanisms.See datasheet →Budget stiff & stablePET-CF17Carbon-fiber PET — stiff, stable fixtures at polyester prices.See datasheet →Heat-resistant structurePET-GF1515% glass-filled PET — strong and heat-resistant once annealed.See datasheet →

Continuous-service temperature is the number that separates a part that lasts from one that sags. These grades carry heat-deflection temperatures from ~130°C up past 260°C, with the carbon- and glass-filled composites holding stiffness under load. Upload a part for a real price in the material you need.

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