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PE

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Polyethylene is a thermoplastic with a density of 0,97 g/cm³ that resists abrasion, chemical agents and caustic solutions. Its electrical properties are high and its mechanical properties feature high impact resistance and is electrically insulation l. It has excellent sliding properties with materials such as aluminum, iron, copper and other technical plastics (self-lubricating property). It is also worth mentioning that it is a plastic that does not absorb moisture (hydrophilic).It can be used in different applications such as for industrial facilities, tanks for chemical agents and also for machined parts; sheaves, wheels, bearings, pulleys, gears, washers, etc.

Available colors

White

Advantages

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  • High impact resistance
  • Non-reactive in contact with food or water
  • Low coefficient of friction
  • Good electrical insulation

Disadvantages

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  • Lower heat resistance when compared to other polymers
  • Not a biodegradable
  • Poor strength

Properties

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Modulus of elasticity (MPa)
1100
Yield strength (MPa)
23
Elongation at break (%)
9
Hardness (Shore D)
64
Maximum service temperature (ºC)
80
Thermal expansion coefficient (ppm/ºC)
150
Density (g/cm³)
0.97
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Vertical x, z-a axis
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Properties

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Modulus of elasticity (MPa)
Horizontal
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1100
Vertical xy
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23
Elongation at break (%)
Horizontal
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9
Vertical xy
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64
Maximum service temperature (ºC)
Horizontal
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80
Vertical xy
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150
Density (g/cm³)
Horizontal
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0.97
Vertical xy
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Special PLA

PLA blends such as PLA silk, carbon fiber, and iron-filled offer an expanded range of properties for PLA. These filaments can provide durability, lightweightness, impact resistance, and even special colors and surface finishes. The applications for these special PLA filaments span across automotive, electronics, and more. Discover the potential of these filaments and unleash new opportunities for your 3D printing projects.

Available colors

Conductive - Black

Carbon Fibre - Black

Metal Filled - Iron Gray

Igus 151

Igus 150

Horizontal axis
horizontal axis
Vertical x, z-a axis
vertical axis

Properties

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Modulus of elasticity (GPa)
Horizontal
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1.6
Vertical xy
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1.9
Yield strength (MPa)
Horizontal
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33
Vertical xy
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45
Elongation (%)
Horizontal
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3
Vertical xy
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3.5
Impact Strength Charpy (kJ/m²)
Horizontal
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13
Vertical xy
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15
Hardness (Shore D)
72
Heat Deflection Temperature (ºC)
53
Density (g/cm³)
1.24

PETG carbon fiber

PE

PETG reinforced with carbon fiber has improved mechanical properties with being more stiff, 10% more impact resistant and higher heat deflection (85ºC) when compared with normal PETG.It has a matte surface finish making the layer lines almost imperceptible.

Properties

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Modulus of elasticity (GPa)
2.5
Yield strength (MPa)
45
Impact Strength Charpy (notched) (kJ/m²)
5
Heat Deflection Temperature (ºC)
77
Density (g/cm³)
1.2