| As a family 3D printing M3D not only develops 3D printers but has been developing a wide range of open-source wires since 2012. Currently, M3D develops 3D printed wires including PLA, Tough, ABS-R (similar to PET-G) and carbon fiber It is reported that the company's high-quality wire with more than 50 colors, with a proprietary combination of materials, the best use (adhesion, consistency, life-long use, storage).  With advances in 3D printer technology and capabilities, wire properties are also guaranteed to be available, so the company has expanded its new wire: Universal printing ABS-R3 ABS-R3 is a new addition to the company's ABS-R product, both of which offer best-in-class adhesion when printed without the unpleasant odor of conventional ABS materials when printed. In addition, ABSR-3 has The pliable features reduce warpage compared to standard ABS and show a greater increase in adhesion to the bed and floor. Printing temperature: 225-245 ° C ASA ASA's UV and chemical resistance are required for printed parts to be used outdoors or in industrial applications ASA has similar physical properties to ABS (a bit toughness, high abrasion resistance and heat resistance) but increased density. The ASA requires at least one heated bed, however, it is advisable to place the ASA in the heating chamber for printing while the nozzle fan is lowered to avoid cracking between the layers. Printing temperature: 240-260 ° C Tough115A Tough115A is the company's new formula for hard fibers. The material is resilient and resistant to compressive loads and is therefore durable. The new 115A formulation reflects its Shore A hardness, so although it retains its toughness Its flexible features, whether Tough or Tough 115A, are highly resistant to grease and a wide range of solvents, making Tough wire suitable for a wide range of industrial applications. Printing temperature: 235-255 ° C POM POM wire, also known as acetal or polyacetal, is commonly used in mechanical parts such as gears and ball bearings due to its high stiffness and wear resistance, elasticity, chemicals and heat. The M3 POM does not affect the friction characteristics Improves printability and smoothness. It is best to keep POM away from moisture and keep it in a sealed container with desiccant. Printing temperature: 210-225 ° C Support material With the introduction of the new Promega by M3D in 2018, the company has also developed a new support material for dual-extrusion 3D printers: PVA Most of the PVA on the market needs to be stored in low-humidity or non-humidified storage containers. PVA of M3D has better performance than other PVA after it is exposed to the environment, but for the sake of For best results, the company recommends the desiccant storage system for this wire. Printing temperature: 175-195 ° C Mixed material PVB Isopropanol or soluble ethanol wire is commonly used as a printing material and can be post-processed to remove the layer wire.However, PVB can be used as a support material even as a stand-alone material even without a print bed because of its strength and The ability to reduce warping. The beauty of PVB is that PVB can be stored at ambient conditions without loss of print quality. M3D-based solutions look for more consistent and high-quality prints. Printing temperature: 210-230 ° C All of the above wires are available on the M3D website and, as one of the few 3D printer companies, is developing its own wire production line.Especially with the upcoming launch of the new Promega3D printer, we look forward to seeing the company What is the performance of this new wire. Source: 3D Tiger |
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