Description
PolyMide™ CoPA is based on a copolymer of Nylon 6 and Nylon 6,6. The filament combines excellent strength, toughness, and heat resistance of up to 180˚C.
Similar to other Nylon materials, PolyMide™ CoPA has high sensitivity to moisture and should be kept at dry conditions (relative humidity of 20% or less) at all times. We recommend that the material be used with PolyBox™ (purchased separately).
KEY FEATURES:
Warp Free: PolyMide™ CoPA is engineered to give excellent dimensional stability during printing, with near-zero warping.
Easy Printing: Unlike other Nylon filaments, PolyMide™ CoPA is extremely easy to work with. It is compatible with most filament-based 3D printers with no heated chamber/bed required!
Strong & Tough: The outstanding mechanical strength and toughness makes PolyMide™ CoPA the best choice of engineering material for your creative ideas!
Heat Resistant: With a high softening temperature of ~180 °C, PolyMide™ CoPA is one of the most heat resistant 3D printing materials on the market.
Specifications
- Net Weight 750 gms
- Diameter 1.75 mm
- Tolerance ± 0.05 mm (Typical ~ ± 0.02 mm )
- Recommended Printing Temp* 250 – 265 °C
- Recommended Printing Speed* 40 – 60 mm/s
- Recommended HBP (if equipped) Temp – 25-50°C
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Specifications
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
This is a truly outstanding material. I needed to print a large solid block (almost the whole bed size) for a special job, and ordinary PA (Nylon) was out of the question. I couldn't use carbon-filled PA, because of electrolysis issues, so I tried some of the (30%) glass-filled nylons, and these warped off the bed.
The POLYMAKER Polymide has much less warp, and is incredibly tough. I had to use a 1mm thick brim, but this was all that was needed to keep the parts on the bed. I cut some strips off the brim, and these were every bit as strong as Nylon cable ties.
