taulman3D unveils new 3D printing filament Alloy 910 with 8,100 PSI Tensile Strength

Source: www.3ders.org

taulman3D, developer of desktop 3D printing materials, has unveiled today a new material called Alloy 910.

Alloy 910 has a combined tensile strength higher than the strongest co-polyesters, the durability of Nylons, a shrinkage factor that rivals our t-glase, a vast range of chemical resistance, and a 95° C working range." announces taulman3D in a press release.

The major feature of the new material is strength, measured at 8,100PSI, Taulman3D told us. "This is done without adding any modifiers such as carbon nano-tubes, carbon fiber or fillers of any kind, making it a pure polymer able to be printed at any nozzle size." At the same time, it allows you to print at temperatures of 245° C.

In addition to industrial and utility usage, the specific product range for Alloy 910 will be in both small and large component Robotics. "With a combination of a supper low friction surface and a high tensile strength, Alloy 910 will provide the capability to design more powerful articulation systems in a smaller assembly," said Tom Martzall, the founder of taulman 3D.

Alloy 910 3D printer material specifications:

• Tensile Strength = 8,100PSI +

• Modulus PSI = 72,932

• Max Elongation at break = 31%

• Print Temperature = 245C

• Nozzle size = Any - There are no particulates or additives in Alloy 910

• Tg = 90° C

• Print Bed - Cold = BuildTak with coat of PVA; Hot = Glass heated to 45C with coat of PVA(PVA is 50% water and 50% "Elmers Glue All")

• Shrinkage = 0.0031 in/in

• Transmission = 50%

• Color = Subtle Amber - May be dyed with acid based dyes.

taulman Alloy 910 is available in both 1.75mm and 2.85mm round.