3D printer PVA filament
2,85 mmwhitesoluble

3D printer PVA filament
3D printer PVA filament
3D printer PVA filament
3D printer PVA filament
3D printer PVA filament
3D printer PVA filament
3D printer PVA filament
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Characteristics

Applications
for 3D printers
Diameter
2,85 mm
Color
white
Other characteristics
soluble, biodegradable

Description

Ultimaker PVA (polyvinyl alcohol) is a leading water-soluble support material for multi-extrusion 3D printing. It offers you freedom and convenience: to design complex model geometries that require supports, which dissolve away in tap water. Summary Ultimaker PVA is at the heart of our market-leading dual extrusion 3D printing experience. • Reliable adhesion to PLA, Tough PLA, CPE, and Nylon • Non-toxic formula dissolves in regular tap water which can be disposed of safely • 100% biodegradable with no hazardous by-products • Good thermal stability gives better degradation resistance compared to other PVA filaments Properties Ultimaker PVA has the following properties: • Melting temperature 163 ºC • Water-soluble support material • Dissolves in ordinary tap water Applications Many applications can benefit from using Ultimaker PVA support material: • Parts with complex geometries and internal cavities • Concept models • Molds Compatibility Ultimaker PVA is officially supported by Ultimaker S5, Ultimaker S3, and Ultimaker 3 series 3D printers, using a BB print core. It is supported for dual extrusion with: • Ultimaker PLA • Ultimaker Tough PLA • Ultimaker Nylon • Ultimaker CPE

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