Mother's Day Pick 3dxtech - Thermax Hts (high-temp Support) - Natural - 1.75 Mm - 500 G Secure Checkout [6vsNTI7W]

Mother's Day Pick 3dxtech - Thermax Hts (high-temp Support) - Natural - 1.75 Mm - 500 G Secure Checkout [6vsNTI7W]

The 3DXTech ThermaX HTS (High-Temp Support) filament is a game-changer for 3D printing enthusiasts and professionals who demand high-performance materials. Engineered for printers designed to handle high-temperature materials, this natural-colored support filament offers unparalleled stability and reliability. Its unique formulation ensures that it can be used with a wide range of high-temperature materials, making it an essential component for complex multi-material prints.

High-Temperature Performance and Technical Specifications

The ThermaX HTS High-Temp support filament boasts a diameter of 1.75 mm, with a tight tolerance of +/- 0.05 mm, ensuring precise and consistent printing. Its natural color adds a touch of elegance to your prints while maintaining the highest standards of quality. With a temperature range of 350 - 380°C for the extruder and 120-160°C for the bed, this filament is designed to work seamlessly with high-temperature materials such as PEKK, PEEK, Ultem PEI, PPSU, PSU, and PPS. The inclusion of a heated chamber is highly recommended for optimal results, with a maximum temperature of 185°C to maintain structural integrity of the support during printing.

Practical Applications and Target Audience

Whether you are a professional engineer, a hobbyist, or a designer, the 3DXTech ThermaX HTS High-Temp support filament is the ideal choice for your 3D printing projects. Its versatility and high-temperature capabilities make it perfect for creating intricate parts and prototypes that require precise support structures. The ease of removal, even when the part is cool, ensures that your final product maintains its structural integrity. With its robust performance and user-friendly specifications, the ThermaX HTS High-Temp support filament is a must-have for anyone looking to push the boundaries of their 3D printing capabilities.