LUVOCOM 3F PEEK CF 9676 Filament 1.75mm | 500g

£375.00

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Quantity

Item number: 8719956556418

Key Features:

Lehvoss Luvocom 3F PEEK CF 9676 BK inside
Suitable for applications with a continuous service temperature of 250°C
Short term service temperature of 280°C (during lifetime max. 200h)
Heat deflection temperature of 280°C
Very high strength and stiffness (also in Z-direction)
Excellent mechanical properties
Non flammable
Exceptional chemical resistance properties

Application:

Aerospace Applications
Automotive Applications
Oil/Gas and Energy
Marine
Medical

Description

Luvocom 3F PEEK CF 9676 is a carbon-fiber reinforced PEEK (Polyether Ether Ketone) 3D printer filament. The carbon fibers inside Luvocom 3F PEEK CF 9676 filament significantly improve the stiffness and compressive strength properties of 3D printed parts.

The material unlocks industrial 3D printing applications in various industries, such as aerospace, medical, oil & gas, energy, marine, and automotive. In these industries, it can be used to produce parts that can replace traditional metal and composite parts.

Parts that are 3D printed with Luvocom 3F PEEK CF 9676 filament are suitable for use in applications that will be exposed to short term service temperatures of up to 280°C and continious service temperatures up to 250°C.

Luvocom 3F PEEK CF 9676 filament is suitable for 3D printing dynamically-stressed parts, chemically- and hydrolytically- resistant parts, non-flammable parts and applications which require inherent flame resistance with low smoke and low toxic gas emissions.

Specification


Diameter	1.75mm

Compliance	RoHS directive 2011/65/EC
	REACH directive 1907/2006/EC

Recommendation

Temperature

Printing: 400 – 450° C

Heat Bed: ≥ 120° C

Drying

4 hours at max.110°C

Fan Speed

0 – 25%

Surface

Magigoo

Closed Chamber

Required: 90°C heated chamber

Nozzle Diameter

≥ 0.4mm

Note

Please be aware that LUVOCOM 3F PEEK CF 9676 BK filaments contain a relatively high concentration of extremely hard carbon fibres, which have an abrasive nature. In general these carbon fibres will accelerate the nozzle-wear of brass nozzles, much faster than unfilled filaments. We recommend to use nozzles from stainless steel or other hardened alloys.