PA6-CF is carbon fiber-reinforced PA6 (Nylon 6) filament that boosts stiffness and strength in dry environments while maintaining exceptional heat and impact resistance. This makes it ideal for automotive, mechanical, and structural parts used in dry environments.

Bambu PA6-CF is a carbon fiber reinforced PA6 (Nylon 6) filament. The carbon fiber reinforcement provides significantly high stiffness and strength properties in dry environments and maintains exceptional heat resistance and impact resistance.

PolyMide™ PA6-CF is a 20% carbon fiber reinforced Nylon 6 filament. The carbon fiber reinforcement provides significantly improved stiffness, strength and heat resistance with outstanding layer adhesion thanks to Fiber Adhesion™ Technology.

Fiberon™ PA6-CF20 is a 20% carbon fiber reinforced Nylon 6 filament. The carbon fiber reinforcement provides significantly improved stiffness, strength and heat resistance with outstanding layer adhesion thanks to Fiber Adhesion™ Technology.

The PA6 is discontinued, but there is a new version that is apparently compatible with the AMS which is super handy. Probably won't try it til we run through the PA6. OP mentioned drying it for a day, we did 72 hours in a food dehydrator just to be sure.

SUNLU PA6-CF 3D Filament 1.75mm, Heat Deflection Temperature up to 209°C, Made of 80% PA Nylon and 20% Carbon Fibers, Stiff & Strong & Heat Resistant, for Industrial Parts, Frosted Texture, 1KG Black

PolyMide™ PA6-CF is a carbon fiber reinforced PA6 (Nylon 6) filament. The carbon fiber reinforcement provides significantly improved stiffness, strength and heat resistance with outstanding layer adhesion.

PA6-CF is a top-tier material, offering exceptional mechanical properties with a nice, industrial look. The combination of Nylon 6 (PA6) and Carbon Fiber (CF) creates an incredibly high-performance material that delivers outstanding strength, impressive stiffness, and …

2024年2月21日 · I've been experimenting with Polymaker's PA6-CF filament, and after calibration and tuning, I was able to print a near-perfect Benchy on my Sovol SV06+ with little trouble. I figured I'd try annealing it, which I hadn't done for any of my other test prints.