Polycarbonate (PC) 3D Printer Filament – 1.75mm, 1kg Spool

PA6 = Tough & flexible, but absorbs moisture → best for gears/hinges. PA12 = Strong, less moisture absorption → easier to use than PA6. PA6-CF = Nylon PA6 with carbon fiber → strong, stiff, matte finish. PA12-CF = Premium version → stiff, low moisture absorption, very stable. PA12-GF = Glass fiber reinforced → rigid, stable, heat-resistant, ideal for brackets & housings. Take your 3D printing to industrial-grade performance with Polycarbonate (PC) Filament. Known for its exceptional strength, toughness, and high heat resistance, PC is one of the strongest thermoplastics available for FDM 3D printing. This filament delivers outstanding impact resistance, dimensional stability, and durability, making it perfect for functional prototypes, mechanical parts, automotive components, and engineering applications. PC also offers excellent optical clarity (in some grades) and resists deformation under stress, making it a versatile choice for demanding projects. Due to its advanced properties, PC requires high printing temperatures and an enclosed printer for best results, but the payoff is industrial-quality prints with long-term performance. Key Features: Ultra-Strong Material: Higher strength than PLA, ABS, and PETG Heat-Resistant: Withstands temperatures up to ~110°C Tough & Durable: Excellent impact resistance and structural integrity Engineering-Grade: Ideal for functional and mechanical applications Dimensional Stability: Low warping and shrinkage under correct conditions Professional Applications: Automotive, aerospace, engineering, and industrial use Specifications: Material: Polycarbonate (PC) Colour: Natural/varies (Black, Transparent, etc.) Diameter: 1.75mm Tolerance: ±0.03mm Net Weight: 1kg spool Printing Temperature: 260–300°C (hardened nozzle recommended) Bed Temperature: 90–110°C Chamber: Enclosed heated chamber strongly recommended The PC 1.75mm 1kg filament is the ultimate choice for professionals and makers who demand high strength, heat resistance, and industrial-grade performance from their 3D prints.