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3DXTech 3DXTech FluorX PVDF Filament - 1.75mm (0.75kg)
3DXTech FluorX PVDF [Polyvinylidene Fluoride] is made using Arkema Kynar. PVDF is an excellent choice for applications that require chemical resistance, high-heat resistance, and superior abrasion resistance.
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FLUORX PVDF FILAMENT
FluorX PVDF is made using Arkema Kynar. PVDF is an excellent choice for applications that require chemical resistance, high-heat resistance, and superior abrasion resistance.
Rated for uses up to 130°C – this filament can be used in demanding applications under the most extreme conditions. PVDF is resistant to most chemicals and solvents, making it a great fit for applications that will be exposed to harsh environments.
BENEFITS OF FLUORX PVDF
- High Thermal Properties: 130°C CUT
- Excellent resistance to a broad range of chemicals, such as automotive fluids, oils, gas, lubricants, fully halogenated hydrocarbons, alcohols, acids, and bases
- Non-hygroscopic, does not absorb moisture. No drying needed!
- Inherently UV-resistant with very stable H-F bonds.
- Low smoke and flame characteristics with a base resin rated V-0
- Long-term hydrolytic stability
- Resistant to nuclear radiation
- Very good abrasion resistance – similar to Nylon and UHMW-PE for high-wear applications
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
- 1.75mm and 2.85mm +/- 0.05mm in diameter
- Extruder: Between 245 and 265°C depending on your printer. Some need to get as high as 280°C.
- Platform Temp: 90 – 110°C
- Other: No or slow cooling fan. Print with speeds of 40-60mm/s as a good starting point.
- Drying Instructions: PVDF doesn’t absorb moisture, and doesn’t need drying!
- Safety note: This polymer starts to degrade and break down at temps above 290°C. Please keep your extruder temperature below that point to avoid degradation, off-gassing, and mechanical property loss.