Filament Fiberlogy FiberSilk 1,75mm 0,85kg - Anthracite

Description: Fiberlogy FiberSilk 1,75mm 0,85kg - Anthracite

WaterproofFiberSilkfilament in anthracite colourwitha diameter of 1.75 mm. The material is characterized by a silky,metallic glowthat brings out every detail of the model and all its bends and curves, and is distinguished by its high strength, impact resistance and very good combination of layers during printing. FiberSilk ismore durable than traditional PLA.It can be used in allFFF/FDM printersthat do not have protection against filaments from other manufacturers.0.85 kg ofmaterial is wound on the spool.

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Filament Fiberlogy FiberSilk 1.75 mm 0.85 kg - Anthracite.

When loading the file and during printing you can see swelling of the material, this is a normal effect with this type of material. This is due to the surface tension of the polymers included in the filament. For better effects, the manufacturer recommends setting high airflow during printing and lowering the printing speed.

Suggested parameters of printing with the filament Printing temperature From 210°C to 230°C Table temperature From 50°C to 70°C Print speed From 35 to 60 mm/s Due to design differences between printers, the above data should be treated as a guide and the corresponding values should be determined experimentally. Technical specifications and physical properties of the pillar Parameter Scope Diameter of pillar 1.75 mm Dimensional tolerances of the philanthropy +/- 0,02 mm Colour Anthracite (anthracite) Printing temperature From 210°C to 230°C Table temperature From 50°C to 70°C Spool - material FiberSilk Reel diameter 200 mm Reel width 80 mm Mounting hole diameter 52 mm Moisture absorber Yes Vacuum packing Yes Roundness +/- 0.01 mm Packaging dimensions 205 x 205 x 90 mm Net weight 0.85 kg

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