PAHT CF15 BCN3D Filaments

High temperature / Stiff / Wear resistant

79,95

Overview

PAHT CF15 (High Temperature Polyamide carbon fiber reinforced) combines high temperature and chemical resistance with extreme mechanical properties.

It allows to work under 150ºC continuous temperatures with the peak temperature of 180ºC in comparison to a standard PA. 15% carbon fiber reinforcement makes it stiffer thus open new fields for the printing of demanding applications.

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Applications

  • Structural and functional parts subject to high temperatures and aggressive environments.
  • Metal replacement in the automotive industry.
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Properties

  • High resistance to heat (up to 180ºC)
  • Stiff and impact resistant
  • As strong as annealed aluminium
  • High wear and abrasion resistance
  • Resistant to solvents and corrosive chemicals
  • Low moisture absorption
  • High dimensional stability
  • Easy to process

Datasheets:

Download safety and technical data sheets

BCN3D Explains

The Ultimate PAHT CF15 Guide

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Success stories

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How to print

Printer setting

Extruder temp.
260° C - 280° C
Bed temp.
95° C
Cooling fan
0%
Speed
40-60mm/s
Min. layer height
0.2 - 0.4mm

For BCN3D Stratos users:

Get a proper printing profile for PAHT CF15 using the ones integrated into the BCN3D Stratos. Download the latest version of BCN3D Stratos.

Bed adhesion:

To ensure good bed adhesion use Magigoo Original.

Recommendations:

  • Only compatible with BCN3D Epsilon when paired with the Hotend X.
  • Store it in an airtight container with desiccant.
  • Feed it cautiously into the machine.