carbon fiber reinforced pla

Flexural Strength: 57 MPa

Liquefying Temperature: 190°C - 230°C

Elasticity: 45.5MPa

Extension at Break :(73°F) 320%

Standard Tolerance :± 0.05mm

Layer Thickness : 3mm

Shore Hardness :45D

Thickness: 1.3 g/cm3 (1300 kg/m3)

Heat Deflection: 21% to 85°C

Shrinkage: Very Low, When Cooling to Elevated Ambient Temperature

3d printing sevice surat india

carbon fiber reinforced pla

Flexural Strength: 57 MPa

Liquefying Temperature: 190°C - 230°C

Elasticity: 45.5MPa

Extension at Break :(73°F) 320%

Standard Tolerance :± 0.05mm

Layer Thickness : 3mm

Shore Hardness :45D

Thickness: 1.3 g/cm3 (1300 kg/m3)

Heat Deflection: 21% to 85°C

Shrinkage: Very Low, When Cooling to Elevated Ambient Temperature

3d printing sevice surat india

only Laser powder type printers can 'weld' metals etc together. so  for the 'desk top 3D printer' industry, these type exotic filaments are mostly for looks with some practical uses for conducting electricity, flexibility, etc. the metals are mostly for costume jewelry and art. but still in demand due to what can be made using 3D tech now.

Thanks -- sorry, newbie error, I didn't see that on the site.

no prob. Just wanted to make sure you saw it.

Can anyone that has used this filament comment on it's strength? For example, I would like to make "metal" gears for stepper/servo motors for small projects. I'm curious to know if prints using this filament are stronger/harder than standard PLA.

Thanks

It is no stronger than traditional PLA. Read the FAQ on the wesite  http://www.proto-pasta.com/product#SSstrength

Thanks