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ODS-20

SOLUBLE SUPPORTING MATERIAL

ODS-20 compared to water-soluble materials, ODS-20 is a mixture of polymers based on acrylate and is soluble in a mild alkaline solution. As a result, prints are less sensitive to moisture, have a longer shelf life and consistent quality over time. ODS-20 is characterized by very good adhesion to models made e.g. of PEEK, PA, PC, ABS / PC, TPE, ASA, ABS or PET.

APPLICATIONS: easier to print models with complex geometry, used in printers with a closed and actively heated chamber

Applications:

Available colors:

Technical specifications:

Extrusion Temperature: 220-260°C
Printing speed: 30-60 mm/s
Dissolution Temperature: 20 - 30°C

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