Description
PA12 nylon is the most widely used polyamide in 3D printing.
It offers excellent mechanical and thermal properties, resists exposure to chemical agents, and is easy to print due to its low hygroscopicity.
With this kit, you can experience firsthand how the material’s properties and qualities vary depending on the type of reinforcing fiber: carbon, aramid, or glass—alongside the specialty polyamide SP4CF15, which matches PA12 CF’s properties but is printable in an open chamber.
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PA12 CF (carbon fiber): high stiffness
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PA12 GF (glass fiber): enhanced elasticity
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PA12 KF (aramid fiber, also known as Kevlar): excellent elasticity and self-lubricating properties
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PA12 CKF (carbon and Kevlar fiber): an optimal balance between stiffness and elasticity while retaining tribological (self-lubricating) qualities
- SP4CF15 (carbon fiber): performance comparable or superior to PA12 CF, but printable in open-chamber consumer printers.
To explore all the features in detail, read our comparison of reinforced polyamides.
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