Gizmo Dorks Carbon Fiber Fill Filament for 3D Printers 1.75mm 200g

Description

Gizmo Dorks carbon fiber filament is a new blended filament that yields top of the range prints. The ABS base material is blended with approximately 20% of high modulus carbon fiber. The chopped up carbon fiber adds dimensional stability and increased stiffness. The light weight carbon fiber is easy to print and ends up in excellent surface quality.

As with all Gizmo Dorks products, carbon fiber filled filament is only produced the use of the highest grade raw materials. Precision leading equipment measures and controls diameter tolerances. The filament will be free of voids and cavities that cause uneven printing and lead to failures. Each hard durable plastic spool comes vacuum sealed and packed with a desiccant to prevent moisture absorption. When not in use, please store filament properly in a sealed container.

Please note – carbon fiber filled filaments are abrasive and may lead to premature wear in brass or aluminum nozzles. We recommend the use of hardened steel nozzles as they’re a lot more wear resistant.

Printer Settings

• Extruder temperature: 200 – 220�C
• Bed temperature: 100 – 120�C
• Speed: 50 – 80 mm/s
• Nozzle size: Minimum 0.4 mm
• Wall thickness: 0.8 mm
• Layer thickness: 0.1 mm
• Bed preparation: Kapton Tape and/or ABS juice slurry
• Diameter: 1.75mm +/- 0.03mm

Gizmo Dorks has proudly released this filament with a net weight 200 grams. The smaller weight spool allows users to check out the filament quality and color before committing to a larger 1 kilogram spool.

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Carbon Fiber (ABS base) 3D printer filament vacuumed sealed with desiccant
Extrusion nozzle temperature: 200 – 220 C; Beneficial to use a heated build platform
1.75mm filament diameter (Dimensional Accuracy of +/- 0.03mm)
Net weight: 200 grams / Spool Diameter: 5.125″ / Spool Width: 2″ / Spool Hub Diameter: 1.5″
Carbon fiber filament is compatible with quite a lot of 3D printers such as the Monoprice Maker Choose, Lulzbot, Flash Forge, and many more! Please use hardened steel nozzles or expect faster wear on brass nozzles all through use.