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Kimya PA Carbon Black 1.75 mm 1.000 g

SKU: PMKI-1028-002

Excellent mechanical properties: hard and rigid
Very good heat resistance
Good dimensional stability and low deformation
Certifications: REACH & RoHS
Easy to handle, can also be printed with open chambers

€ 166,18

€ 166,18 per 1 kg

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Kimya PA Carbon Black 1.75 mm 1.000 g

€ 166,18

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Kimya PA Carbon: High-Performance 3D Printing Material

Kimya PA Carbon is a premium nylon-based 3D printing material reinforced with carbon fibers. This engineering thermoplastic is characterized by exceptional mechanical properties as well as outstanding temperature and chemical resistance. It is the ideal choice for applications requiring maximum strength and stability.

Mechanical Properties

Kimya PA Carbon enables the production of hard and rigid parts that retain their shape and stability even under demanding conditions. Thanks to the carbon fiber reinforcement, the material is particularly durable and resistant to warping during the printing process.

Heat Resistance and Surface Quality

The material offers very good heat resistance and is therefore ideally suited for use in high-temperature environments. The printed parts are characterized by excellent dimensional stability and an attractive matte finish.

Easy handling

Like the comparable Kimya PA6-CO nylon filament, Kimya PA Carbon is also easy to print and can be used on open-chamber 3D printers. Due to the moisture sensitivity of polyamides, the filament should be dried before printing.

Certifications and Warranty

Kimya PA Carbon meets the requirements of REACH and RoHS certifications, thereby guaranteeing the highest safety and environmental standards. The material comes with a two-year Kimya warranty. To preserve the product’s properties over the long term, it should be stored away from light, moisture, and heat.

Excellent mechanical properties: Hard and rigid, ideal for high-strength applications.
Very good heat resistance: Perfect for high temperatures.
Good dimensional stability: Minimal warping during printing.
Certifications: REACH & RoHS compliant.
User-friendly: Easy to print, even with open chambers.

With Kimya PA Carbon, you can rely on a high-performance and reliable material for demanding 3D printing projects.

Filament Properties

Properties	Test methods	Values
Diameter	INS-6712	1.75 ± 0.1 mm
Density	ISO 1183-1	1.192 g/cm³
Melt Flow Index (MFI)	ISO 1133-1 (@240°C – 5 kg)	14.5 g/10 min
Glass transition temperature (Tg)	ISO 11357-1 DSC (10°C/min - 20–420°C)	71 °C
Melting temperature (Tm)	ISO 11357-1 DSC (10°C/min – 20–420°C)	229 °C

Pressure parameters and sample dimensions

Properties	Values
Printing direction	XY
Print speed	45 mm/s
Infill	100% - orthogonal
Infill angle	0°/0°
Nozzle temperature	280°C
Bed temperature	115°C

Properties of the printed samples

Properties	Test methods	Values
Thermal properties
Heat Deflection Temperature (HDT) (0.45 MPa)	ISO 75	°C
Heat Deflection Temperature (HDT) (1.8 MPa)	ISO 75	120 °C
Mechanical properties
Modulus of elasticity	ISO 527-2/1A/50	10,800 MPa
Tensile strength	ISO 527-2/1A/50	127 MPa
Elongation at break	ISO 527-2/1A/50	3 %
Tensile stress at fracture	ISO 527-2/1A/50	127 MPa
Elongation at break (Type A)	ISO 527-2/1A/50	3 %
Modulus of elasticity	ISO 178	5.460 MPa
Deformation under bending stress	ISO 178	4 %
Flexural strength*	ISO 178	177 MPa
Flexural stress under conventional deformation (3.5% elongation)*	ISO 178	176 MPa
Flexural stress at fracture	ISO 178	177 MPa
Deformation at bending strength	ISO 178	4 %
Charpy impact strength	ISO 179-1/1eA	3.4 kJ/m²
Shore hardness	ISO 868	81.3D
Note 1: According to ISO 178, the test ends at 5% deformation, even if no specimen breakage occurs.
Note 2: The data should be considered as guidelines—properties may be influenced by production conditions.

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