PET-CF
A composite 3D printing material formed by mixing short-cut or continuous carbon fiber into a PET matrix. It significantly improves tensile strength, flexural modulus and heat resistance. It is used for mechanical structural parts requiring high stiffness and low creep.
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SO-ARM 102 officially recommends PET-CF (carbon fiber reinforced PET) for the best stiffness performance, while also confirming that PLA prints well.
PET-CF printing usually requires a nozzle temperature of 260–300°C, a heated chamber, and a hardened nozzle; otherwise poor interlayer bonding or nozzle clogging easily occurs.
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SO-ARM 102 officially recommends PET-CF (carbon fiber reinforced PET) for the best stiffness performance, while also confirming that PLA prints well.
50%UnverifiedPET-CF printing usually requires a nozzle temperature of 260–300°C, a heated chamber, and a hardened nozzle; otherwise poor interlayer bonding or nozzle clogging easily occurs.
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