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igus® presents world's first tribological 3D filament for 3D printers. The tribological 3D printing material is up to 50 times more abrasion-resistant than conventional 3D print materials igus® has been researching the 3D printer filament field to provide its customers with even more flexibility. Real useable parts can now be produced for prototyping. At the moment we offer two materials: the highly wear resistant iglidur® I170-PF and the flexible iglidur® I180-PF. igus®' 3D printer material starter kits are now available in weights from 25 g and diameters of 1,75 mm - 3 mm. Typical applications:Prototype construction, small batches, test installations Delivery program: Delivery program: Wear linear: v= 0,1 m/s; p= 1 MPa; l= 5 mm Wear pivoting: v= 0.01 m/s; p= 1 MPa; ß= 60 igus® presents world's first tribological 3D filament for 3D printers. The tribological 3D printing material is up to 50 times more abrasion-resistant than conventional 3D print materials igus® has been researching the 3D printer filament field to provide its customers with even more flexibility. Real useable parts can now be produced for prototyping. At the moment we offer two materials: the highly wear resistant iglidur® I170-PF and the flexible iglidur® I180-PF. igus®' 3D printer material starter kits are now available in weights from 25 g and diameters of 1,75 mm - 3 mm. Typical applications:Prototype construction, small batches, test installations igus® presents the first tribo filament for 3D printers The new 3D printing materials are up to 50 times more abrasion-resistant than conventional 3D print materials. Complete processing instructions for iglidur® I170-PF (PDF) Complete processing instructions for iglidur® I180-PF (PDF) iglidur® |180-PF Hotend temperature: 220 - 250 °C Bed temperature: 90 - 110 °C Excellent wear behaviour Material table Colour white Moisture absorption at 23 °C and 50 %r.h. 0,3 weight-% Max. water absorption 0,9 weight-% Max. long term application temperature +80 °C Max. short term application temperature +90 °C Minimum application temperature -40 °C Delivery program: iglidur® |170-PF Hotend temperature: 220 - 250 °C Bed temperature: 90 - 110 °C Outstanding wear behaviour of the tribo filaments Harder to process Material table Colour yellow Moisture absorption at 23 °C and 50 %r.h. 0,5 weight-% Max. water absorption 1,6 weight-% Max. long term application temperature +75 °C Max. short term application temperature +85 °C Minimum application temperature -40 °C Delivery program: Y = rate of wear [µm/km] * moulded Wear linear: v= 0,1 m/s; p= 1 MPa; l= 5 mm Y = rate of wear [µm/km] * moulded Wear pivoting: v= 0.01 m/s; p= 1 MPa; ß= 60

BIEGLO can organize the production of your PEEK finished parts according to your drawing and material specifications. We are happy to advise you and rely on parts of our international network for productions of parts. Due to the integration of raw material sources (granulate and powder) up to the application technology we can recommend you the suitable processing of PEEK. PEEK finished parts can be produced for a variety of applications, for examples, compressor valve plates, fittings or screws. Finished parts can be produced by turning, injection molding, CNC machining or in the 3D printer.

The Dexnyl PEEK filaments of BIEGLO is a high performance product made by melt spinning. Semicrystalline PEEK has high tensile strength, it is exceptionally resistant to chemicals and can withstand extreme temperatures. These features ensure a longer product life, lower maintenance costs, less machine downtime and wider material design options compared to steel or aluminum parts. PEEK filaments can be used very well for 3D printing. Printing with PEEK requires 360 ° C to 380 ° C. So far, only specially modified 3D printers are able to achieve this heat. Sliced ​​woven and/or unidirectional fibers significantly reinforce matrix material and are a popular additive for composites. PEEK filaments are also used on musical instruments, rackets and wide or narrow woven straps, filtration mesh fabrics and sewing threads. Due to their low weight and high temperature resistance, PEEK filaments are popular in many other industies, such as automotive and aerospace industries.