PolyMax Polycarbonate 750g
PolyMax Polycarbonate 750g
PolyMax Polycarbonate 750g
PolyMax Polycarbonate 750g
PolyMax Polycarbonate 750g
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PolyMax Polycarbonate 750g

PolymakerSKU: PC02001
Colour: True Black
Size: 1.75 mm
Price:
$69.00

Tax included

Description

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PolyMax™ is a family of advanced 3D printing filaments produced with Polymaker’s Nano-reinforcement technology, to deliver exceptional mechanical properties and printing quality. PolyMax™ PC is an engineered PC filament combining excellent strength, toughness, heat resistance and printing quality. It is the ideal choice for a wide range of engineering applications.

  • Extreme Toughness
    PolyMax™ PC offers best in class toughness and much improved mechanical strength compared to ABS and PLA under almost all testing conditions.
  • Heat Resistance
    PolyMax™ PC offers better heat resistance than a wide variety of material types, withstanding temperatures well above 110 ºC.
  • Excellent Mechanical Strength
    Parts made with Polymaker PolyMax™ show greater mechanical strength compared to ABS and PLA under almost all testing conditions.
  • Uncompromised Quality
    PolyMakers rigorous in-house testing assures beautiful, reliable and accurate printed parts every time.

Specifications

Specifications
Diameter Deviation < 0.05 mm (~ 0.02 mm typical)
Printing Temperature Range 250 – 270 °C
*Buildplate Temperature * 90 – 105 °C
Printing Speed 30-50 mm/s
Spool Size 750 grams of filament



*Polymaker PolyMax™ bonds really well with DIMAFIX Pen.

Click here to go to the Technical data sheets page

Storage

Store filament away from the sun and in a sealed plastic bag with the silicon moisture bag inside.

Pricing

Price inclusive of GST

Shipping

 All items are shipped within 24 hours of order (working days).

Want it in 3.00 mm?

This item is available as a special order in 3.00 mm. Simply Contact Us to check availability and order. 

 

 

Customer Reviews

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Printed a 200mm wide fan with recommended settings and spun it at 12,000 rpm. Still intact.

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Fabio
Very easy to print, nice glossy finish

Easy printable at 250 degrees, bed 90-100. I could print it with excellent results at 50/30 (inner/outer walls speed), 60 infill, 20 first layer. On a glass bed or on Buildtak you will need glue to have it stick. I tried Miner Nano and it didn't work very well. Eventually used Magigloo PC and it worked perfectly, but it needs a very well levelled bed and optimal first layer distance (preferably you will need to use baby-stepping to find the right spot). If you have no drafts, and if the weather is not cold, you can get away without enclosure.
You do not need part cooling, but bridges can be problematic without it. I would suggest going at 60mm/s and 90% extrusion for the overhangs, or activate specific cooling options for the bridges/overhangs only.
No stringing with a direct drive and 1mm retraction, probably 0.5mm would be enough.
Very hard material as it is, but it can be annealed straight after the print (1h at 100 degrees) to render it even more structurally stable/tough - especially nice for parts that will be under mechanical stress.
Short of much more expensive materials, this is the one that resists the highest temperatures (100-105 before starting to soften up). Even better than ABS, so ideal for parts that are exposed to high temps (fan shrouds, or other parts that are close to heat radiating tools, etc.).

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Callum
Nice material, filament broken in multiple places

The material properties are great, a very good PC to print with. However in the last 200g there were at least 7 breaks in the filament (visible only once you got down to that level), which caused some real issues (a failed 18HR print!) Unfortunate otherwise I'd be considering the full 5 stars for this!

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