ULTEM™ (PEI)
ULTEM™ is a high-performance polymer that is widely utilized in the most demanding market segments that include aerospace, automotive and medical industry.
ULTEM™ is a high-performance polymer that is widely utilized in the most demanding market segments that include aerospace, automotive and medical industry.
ULTEM™ due to unique material properties like low flammability and toxicity is highly appreciated and approved by the aircraft manufacturers and railroad industry.
In order to obtain high print quality, it is necessary to run the printing process in a heated chamber. The minimum temperature has to be 170°C, and the warmth has to be evenly distributed. Printing with this material also requires a dedicated build surface. 3DGence INDUSTRY F421 is a perfect choice as a ULTEM 3D printer.
Its unique properties include high-temperature resistance, even up to 180ºC, resistance for natural and synthetic solvents, high dielectric strength and good thermal conductivity. PEI comparing to PEEK and PEKK shows slightly lower strength, stability and creep resistance.
Due to its properties material is widely used in railroad, aerospace and automotive industries. 3D printed ULTEM parts are used as metal parts replacements.
This material is also known as PEI (polyetherimide). Filament can be made from many different polymer grades, most common is AM9085F.
ULTEM™ 9085 is a trademark of SABIC.
Controlled humidity for loaded materials – regardless of the printers operational status. Most of the engineering and high-performance polymers have to be dried before use. 3DGence INDUSTRY F340 will do it for you. The materials are always pre-warmed and dry. peek
Controlled humidity for loaded materials – regardless of the printers operational status. Most of the engineering and high-performance polymers have to be dried before use. 3DGence INDUSTRY F340 will do it for you. The materials are always pre-warmed and dry.
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