Inslogic PA6-CF (Nylon Carbon Fiber) 1.75mm Filament 1kg Spool

Inslogic PA6-CF (Nylon Carbon Fiber) filament is a strong, reliable material designed for high-performance 3D printing. Blending tough Nylon (PA6) with carbon fibers, it delivers outstanding mechanical strength, stiffness, and heat resistance. This makes it ideal for functional prototypes, mechanical components, and end-use parts that require durability and performance under tough conditions. Keep in mind that carbon fiber is abrasive, so using a hardened nozzle is recommended.

Key Features:

• High Strength & Stiffness: Carbon fiber reinforcement greatly enhances mechanical properties compared to standard nylon.

• Heat & Wear Resistant: Perfect for parts subjected to friction, heat, or repeated mechanical stress.

• Reduced Warping & Shrinkage: Offers better dimensional stability and easier printing than regular nylon.

• Chemical Resistance: Resists oils, fuels, and many chemicals, ideal for industrial applications.

• Superior Surface Finish: Prints have a matte finish with a professional appearance suitable for engineering-grade components.

Applications:

• Mechanical and functional prototypes

• Lightweight, strong drone and automotive parts

• Jigs, fixtures, and tooling

• High-wear components like gears and bearings

• Industrial parts requiring high strength-to-weight ratios

Typical Specifications:

• Diameter: 1.75 mm (±0.02 mm tolerance)

• Net Weight: 1 kg spool

• Material: Nylon PA6 reinforced with carbon fiber

• Density: Approximately 1.15 - 1.20 g/cm³

• Glass Transition Temperature: Around 60-70°C (typical for Nylon PA6-based filaments)

• Melting Temperature: Approx. 210 - 220°C

• Heat Deflection Temperature: Usually around 120°C

Recommended Print Settings:

• Nozzle Temperature: 250 - 290°C

• Bed Temperature: 70 - 90°C

• Print Speed: 50-150 mm/s depending on temperature. 
  

• Nozzle Recommendation: Hardened steel or equivalent abrasion-resistant nozzle

• Bed Surface: Textured PEI sheet or high-temperature adhesive

• Drying Recommendation: 80°C for 48 hours before printing (highly recommended)