Arnitel ID 2060 HT TPC 1.75mm Black Sample

Description

ARNITEL? ID2060

Arnitel? id2060 HT is the first high performance TPC FFF material combining flexibility with prolonged high temperature use, chemical resistance and strength. This combination makes it suitable to print cold charge air ducts for demanding automotive under the hood applications as well as components for end-of-arm tooling. Parts printed can resist sustained high-temperature of 175?C (1000 hrs) or 190?C (500 hrs) and chemicals such as EGR condensate.

Key Benefits & Properties

First high temperature TPC filament on the market

A unique balance of flexibility, sustained high temperature and chemical resistance

Prolonged high temperature performance: 175?C (1000 hrs), 190?C (500 hrs)

Excellent chemical resistance against EGR condensates

Hardness of Shore D 61

Applications

Air-fuel management systems, engine shields and covers for automotive

Shutter system and front-end module components for automotive Gaskets and seals for automotive

Aluminium & rubber replacement for light weighting applications in automotive under the hood

End-of-arm tooling

Tubes for home appliances

Tested

DSM Additive Manufacturing collaborated with equipment partners to extensively test Arnitel? id2060 ht, offering customers fully proven materials for open 3D printing platforms. Tests have been conducted on Massportal, Ultimaker and GermanRepRap FFF printers.

Tensile modulus

(3D printed: flat X-X direction) 230 MPa ISO 527-1/-2 Stress at break

(3D printed: flat X-X direction) 21 MPa ISO 527-1/-2 Strain at break

(3D printed: flat X-X direction) 245 % ISO 527-1/-2 Tensile modulus

(3D printed: on-edge X-Z direction) 240 MPa ISO 527-1/-2 Stress at break

(3D printed: on-edge X-Z direction) 35 MPa ISO 527-1/-2 Strain at break

(3D printed: on-edge X-Z direction) 510 % ISO 527-1/-2 Tensile modulus

(3D printed: upright Z direction) 220 MPa ISO 527-1/-2 Stress at break

(3D printed: upright Z direction) 20 MPa ISO 527-1/-2 Strain at break

(3D printed: upright Z direction) 55 % ISO 527-1/-2

Shore hardness

Shore A Hardness (3s) 98 – ISO 868

Shore D Hardness (3s) 61 – ISO 868

Always store your filaments in the re-sealable bag which we provide free with your filament, try to keep in a relatively moisture free environment or look at investing in our of the Polymaker PolyBoxes to keep your filaments dry and print ready even whilst printing.

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