Kimya ABS-EC Filament - 500 grams
The Kimya ABS-EC CNT 3D filament belongs to the styrenic polymer family. Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene electrical conductor (ABS-EC) is a combination of ABS and electrically active additives: carbon nanotubes. ABS-EC is resistant to impact, heat and ageing. It is used in the automotive and electronics industries. However, it is not to be used to print parts needed to conduct electricity in an electrical circuit. The Kimya ABS-EC CNT 3D filament has the following properties:
- Good resistance to impact
- High temperature resistance
- Electrical conductivity
- Complies with the REACH standard
- Product Dimensions: 20.7 × 20.5 × 6 cm; 0.8 kg
FILAMENT PROPERTIES
PROPERTIES |
TEST METHODS |
VALUES |
Diameter |
INS-6713 |
1.75 ± 0.05 mm 2.85 ± 0.05 mm |
Density |
ISO 1183-1 |
1.035 g/cm3 |
Moisture rate |
INS-6711 |
< 0.5 % |
Melt flow index (MFI) |
ISO 1133-1 (@260°c – 10 kg) |
8 - 16 g/10min |
Glass transition temperature (Tg) |
ISO 11357-1 DSC (10°C/min - 20-300°C) |
108 °C |
PRINT PARAMETERS AND SPECIMENS DIMENSIONS
PRINTING DIRECTION |
XY |
Printing Speed |
20-60 mm/s |
Infill |
100% - rectilinear |
Infill Angle |
45°/-45° |
Nozzle Temperature |
260-280°C |
Bed T° |
90-110°C |
PRINTED SPECIMENS PROPERTIES
|
PROPERTIES |
TEST METHODS |
VALUES |
ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES |
Surface resistivity |
ASTM D257 |
< 106 Ohms/m² |
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES |
Tensile modulus |
ISO 527-2/5A/50 |
2,398 MPa |
Tensile Strength |
ISO 527-2/1A/50 |
36.7 MPa |
Tensile strain at strength |
ISO 527-2/1A/50 |
2 % |
Tensile Stress at Break |
ISO 527-2/5A/50 |
29.2 MPa |
Tensile strain at break |
ISO 527-2/5A/50 |
5 % |
Flexural modulus |
ISO 178 |
1,393 MPa |
Flexural stress at conventional deflection (3,5% strain)* |
ISO 178 |
49.3 MPa |
Charpy impact resistance |
ISO 179-1/1eA |
27 kJ/m² |
Shore Hardness |
ISO 868 |
67,2 |
Note 1 |
*According to ISO 178, end of the test at 5% deformation even if there is no specimen break. |
Note 2 |
The data should be considered as indicative values - Properties can be influenced by production conditions. |