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KIMYA ABS CARBON

Belongs to styrene copolymers.

It is an ABS material reinforced with chopped carbon fibers. As a result, it offers greater stiffness, less shrinkage, increased compressive strength and greater temperature resistance than regular ABS. ABS CARBON is highly valued by drone manufacturers and modeling enthusiasts due to its increased stiffness compared to regular ABS. Due to the addition of carbon fiber, with abrasive properties, a nozzle made of a high hardness material such as hardened steel is required for ABS CARBON printing. We recommend printing with a nozzle of 0.6mm diameter.

To preserve the properties of the product, please keep it away from light, moisture and high temperature. Compliant with REACH regulation and RoHS directive.

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Technical specifications:

Print Temperature: 250-270 °C
Printing speed: 40-70 mm/s

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