eSUN – Carbon Fiber Black Reinforced Nylon Filament -1kg – 1.75mm

Description

The exotic filaments category is always exciting to update, with new and unique polymers and copolymers being introduced to the market each and every year. One such example of these enticing Exotic Filaments is our 1.75mm 1kg spools of Carbon Fibre from eSUN, which is comprised of around 80% Reinforced Nylon to add flexibility and reduce costs, while still offering the same benefits that make carbon fibre such a valuable composite.

This 3D Printing filament is relatively easy to print with, although requires a higher print temperature range and heatbed temperature for effective extrusion. It tends to produce a reasonably smooth surface with a beautiful matte finish, and is quite resistant to shrinkage, distortion and warping. These factors all work together to make this filament very enjoyable to print with, while the impressive strength and dark grey, graphite-like matte finish will ensure that each print is not only structurally sound, but also aesthetically pleasing as well.

Please Note: When printing with this 3D Filament, you will need to use a 0.5mm or 0.4mm Stainless Steel Nozzle due to the highly abrasive nature of the copolymer, since a standard bronze nozzle will wear down quickly if used to print carbon fibre.

TYPICAL APPLICATIONS FOR ESUN CARBON FIBRE REINFORCED NYLON FILAMENT:

This Carbon Fibre Filament from eSUN is an affordable and accessible way to get carbon fibre parts, tools, toys or other objects that you’ve always wanted – but never wanted to pay an arm and leg for. It is made to meet the same standards of low to medium grade carbon fibre, while the high concentration of reinforced nylon ensures that it maintains an affordable price tag despite the amazing advantages it offers. If you’ve always wanted stylish carbon fibre accessories, are eager to produce your own high strength tools, or are ambitious enough to try to print your own carbon fibre parts for your car, there is no easier or more customisable way to do it than with eSUN’s Carbon Fibre Filament.

Please Note: This is regarded as a higher-difficulty polymer, and may require a lot of trial and error to get just right. For additional tips and helpful insights into the requirements and nuances of Nylon filament, or if you’re unsure of just how difficult Nylon can be to print with, be sure to check out this Fantastic Nylon Printing Guide from MatterControl before investing in a whole spool.