E3DP PolyCarbonate | White – 3D Printer Filament

Polycarbonate (PC) is a high strength material intended for tough environments and engineering applications. It has extremely high heat deflection, and impact resistance. Polycarbonate also has a high glass transition temperature of 150° Celsius. This means it will maintain its structural integrity up to that temperature, making it suitable for use in high-temperature applications. It can also be bent without breaking and is often used in applications where some minor flexibility is required.

Polycarbonate is extremely hygroscopic, meaning it will absorb moisture from the air, which will affect its printing performance and strength. It should be stored in air-tight, moisture-free containers after opening. It also requires very high temperatures for printing and will exhibit layer separation if printed at too low of a temperature or with excessive cooling enabled. Polycarbonate is frequently best printed on a machine that has an enclosed build volume and is capable of handling high bed and extruder temperatures.

• Recommended extrusion temperatures: 240 – 280 ℃
• Recommended heating temperatures: 90 – 100 ℃
• True diameter: 1.75mm
• Weight: 1000 gms material and Spool Weight extra
• Density: 1.24g/cm³

• Vacuum packaging supplies to ensure safe transportation and no moisture during transportation.
• Longer shelf life after opening（≥3 weeks）
• More stable printing
• It works with a wide temperature range and there is no problem of adhesion on the construction surface of your 3D printer.
• No jamming: Excellent fluidity, feeding smoothly, stable output
• No drawing: Shaping easily, excellent surface glossiness
• No bubbles: Critical factor of the filament quality