Strength to Weight: A formidable tensile strength of 110 Mpa makes MakerBot Nylon Carbon Fiber ideal for light-weighing metal parts such as robotic end effectors
Stiffness: For applications that require parts hold their form with minimal flex - such as automotive brackets or inspection gauges, Nylon Carbon Fiber offers an impressive 7600 Mpa tensile modulus
Heat Deflection: When exposed to heat other materials can deform under pressure. Nylon Carbon Fiber offers high heat deflection of 184-degree-C making it great for higher temp under-hood and tooling applications
Spool Type: Smart Spool provides valuable information including material type, color, and amount remaining via an RFID chip directly to MakerBot Print, while a desiccant in the spool maintains a low moisture level inside the drawer bay
Storage: Store in the included a vacuum-sealed metalized polyester bag to avoid moisture absorption from air; long-term exposure to humidity can compromise material quality and performance
Description
MakerBot METHOD Nylon Carbon Fiber 3D Printing Filament (375-0059A) is the best and most consistent material optimized for use with MakerBot's METHOD Line of 3D Printers. For use with the Model 1C Extruder and LABS GEN 2 Experimental Extruder, this spool is compatible with the MakerBot METHOD 3D Printer, METHOD X 3D Printer, and METHOD X Carbon Fiber 3D Printer. All MakerBot Material is manufactured to produce the highest quality 3D prints and is trusted by leading companies and institutions the world over, thanks to state-of-the-art material manufacturing and quality control standards. Carbon fiber reinforced nylon optimized for high strength to weight ratio, stiffness, and heat resistance making it ideal for structural applications and metal replacements. This material is a moisture sensitive material. The spools are shipped in resealable mylar bags, which are impermeable to light and moisture and help protect the filament from potential damage. Within the spool there is also desiccant to keep the environment moisture-free. A moisture sensitive material will run the risk of a high moisture uptake if stored improperly, which can result in decreased print quality and damage to the extruder.