Description

Important Key Features: 

  • 15% Carbon Fibre Masterbatch for improved strength and durability 
  • Excellent Z-adhesion for superior layer bonding 
  • Easy to print with minimal warping 
  • Supports high-speed 3D printing up to 300 mm/s 
  • Ideal for functional parts, drone components, and racing models 
  • Lightweight and durable with increased impact and tensile strength 

Suitable Applications: 

  • Drone Parts 
  • Racing Models 
  • Functional Prototypes 
  • High-Strength Engineering Parts 

General Printing Guidelines: 

  • Nozzle Size: ≥ 0.4mm (≥ 0.6mm recommended)
  • Layer Height: ≥ 0.1mm 
  • Enclosure Needed: Yes
  • Printing Temperature: 240°C – 270°C
  • Bed Temperature: 75°C – 90°C
  • Fan Speed: 0% for 1st to 3rd layers, increase thereafter 
  • Humidity Control: Store in a dry, sealed container with desiccant (humidity < 20% RH)
  • Drying: Pre-dry filament at 65°C for 8 hours before use for best print quality 
  • Compatibility: Works well with BAMBU FDM 3D printers, Creality, QIDI, FLASHFORGE, Prusa, VORON, and AnkerMake M5C 

What Sets TINMORRY PETG-CF Apart from Others  

TINMORRY’s carbon fiber PETG is a composite material that offers the best of both worlds – the easy printability of PETG with the added strength and rigidity of carbon Fibers. Unlike conventional options, this material infused with carbon Fiber provides exceptional performance while reducing the likelihood of nozzle clogs and print failures.  

 With material designed for high-speed printing, you can achieve fast, precise prints without sacrificing strength. Whether you’re creating complex mechanical parts or prototypes, PETG carbon fiber filament from TINMORRY is a superior choice for any high-performance 3D printing application.  

Frequently asked questions

PETG CF filament is a composite 3D printing material made by blending PETG (Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol) with carbon fiber. This results in a filament that offers enhanced strength, dimensional stability, and rigidity compared to standard PETG.   

Yes. Because carbon fibers are abrasive, they can quickly wear out brass nozzles. Use a hardened steel, ruby, or tungsten nozzle to maintain print quality.  

Typically, the extrusion temperature ranges from 240°C to 260°C, with a heated bed at 70°C to 90°C. However, always refer to your filament brand’s guidelines for specific instructions.  

PETG-CF is excellent for printing drone parts, RC car components, structural enclosures, and load-bearing tools. It’s chosen when parts require high precision and strength.   

Store in a calm, dry environment in a sealed bag with desiccant. PETG is hygroscopic, and exposure to moisture can affect print quality and layer adhesion.   

Carbon Fiber PETG is often used in the automotive, aerospace, and engineering industries to create strong, lightweight jigs, fixtures, and end-use parts.  

Start with a moderate speed between 30 and 60 mm/s for optimal layer bonding and surface quality. Adjust according to your printer’s capabilities and the complexity of the parts.  

It’s more user-friendly. PETG-carbon fiber printers have fewer warping issues and better adhesion to the print bed than nylon or ABS carbon fiber blends. 

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