PAHT-CF (PPA-CF) Filament (2025)

FAQs

Is paht cf hard to print? ›

This carbon fiber material is easy to print but is necessary to take care of your filament to get well printed and strong parts.

Overview. PAHT CF15 (High Temperature Polyamide carbon fiber reinforced) combines high temperature and chemical resistance with extreme mechanical properties.

This filament polymer finds particular application in 3D Printing for engineering, electrical and automotive industries.

Raise3D Industrial PET CF is a carbon fiber-reinforced composite filament based on PET (Polyethylene terephthalate). Well-dispersed 15wt% carbon fibers enhance the rigidity, strength, heat and chemical resistance of the PET matrix.

PAHT-CF combines PA12 and carbon fiber, offering low water absorption with enhanced mechanical and thermal properties, performing well in wet conditions. Its superior layer adhesion and flexibility make it ideal for engineering parts.

Onyx the mineral is known for its surface finish, strength, and hardness. While Onyx the filament contains none of the mineral, its name reflects the properties that makes the mineral so valuable. Onyx is a fusion of engineering nylon and chopped carbon fibers.

And the best annealing temperature of Bambu PA-CF, PET-CF, and PAHT-CF is 120 to 130 ℃ (5 - 8 hours).

And the suggested annealing temperature of models printed with Bambu PAHT-CF is 80 to 130 °C, and the time is 6 to 12 hours. The annealing effect depends on the annealing temperature, time and the model itself: size, structure, infill and other printing settings; some prints may deform and warp after annealing.

Flexible filaments are materials with a blend of rigid plastic and rubber properties. This mix is called a thermoplastic elastomer (TPE). Thermoplastic elastomers behave in a similar way to rubber, and can be stretched and twisted to a large extent without breaking.

Q: Is carbon fiber filament stronger than PLA? A: Yes, carbon fiber reinforced filaments are much stronger than standard PLA in terms of tensile strength, stiffness, and maximum load bearing capacity.

What is the best filament for no warping? ›

PLA and PETG are typically recognized as the filaments most resistant to warping. Fiber-reinforced filaments (such as carbon and fiber glass composites) also tend to be more resistant to warping than their unfilled counterparts.

PA Neat provides continuous use at 120°C, maintaining sufficient mechanical properties and high-temperature resistance. It is a perfect material for producing durable prints that need to perform.

PET is the result of two monomers combining. PETG may involve these same monomers, but also includes glycol, giving it different chemical properties than PET. This means that PETG has better shock resistance and is better suited to higher temperatures.

PET CF15 (Polyethylene Terephthalate carbon fiber reinforced) is the easiest material filled with carbon fiber to print and can be printed directly on glass. It combines high dimensional stability and very low moisture absorption for applications in humid operating environments.

Its tensile modulus is three times higher than standard PETG and its tensile strength is double.

The color woodcut is best known for being one of the most difficult printmaking methods, but artists over the centuries have continually engaged with this medium, innovating new techniques to cut into a raw piece of wood or linoleum, transforming it into an image that inspires.

Polycarbonate (PC) delivers high tensile strength along with high impact and heat resistance. It's widely seen as one of the strongest 3D printing filaments.

Being a soft and flexible material, TPU can lead to failed prints because of the stability of the model itself.