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Large-scale Continuous Carbon Fibre manufacturing service.
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PVB
PVB (Polyvinyl Butyral) is a transparent, strong and easy to print polymer. This material, after post treatment and polishing, provides excellent clarity to printed parts. Also malleable, it can be deformed without losing its strength. A printing temperature between 190 ° C and 230 ° C and a heated bed of up to 70 ° C are required. PVB is a hygroscopic material and absorbs moisture from the air, so it is important to store it in a dry place when not in use.
PVB
PolySmooth™ 1.75 mm
€37.50
Get rid of ridges on your prints with PolySmooth filament. Designed to be used with the PolySher, this PVB filament is lightly dissolved by Isapropanol or ethanol removing the layer lines. This process is automated in the PolySher creating a mist of Isopropanol which evenly coats the whole print.
PolySmooth™ 2.85 mm
€37.50
Get rid of ridges on your prints with PolySmooth filament. Designed to be used with the PolySher, this PVB filament is lightly dissolved by Isapropanol or ethanol removing the layer lines. This process is automated in the PolySher which created a mist of Isopropanol which evenly coats the whole print.