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11.5 PP
Polypropylene is a flexible and resistant material suitable for printing of the precise objects
requiring the flexibility, firmness and persistence.
Nozzle temperature: 254 °C
Bed temperature: 95 - 100 °C.
Heatbed: The best results are obtained with common scotch tape - just attach the
tape directly to the print surface and clean it after the print is finished.
11.6 Nylon (Taulman Bridge)
Nylon is very tough material suitable for mechanical parts.
Nozzle temperature: 240 °C
Bed temperature: 80 - 90 °C.
Heatbed: Use one coat of glue stick. Clean as described after the print.
11.7 Flex
Flex is a very strong and flexible material suitable especially for the flexible prototypes,
covers, etc. Important: Before you start printing from Flex, clean the nozzle from the
previous material - preheat the nozzle and load PLA to remove any other previous material.
When loading Flex loosen the extruder (idler) screws. Keep in mind that when printing from
Flex the automatic filament exchange function may not work properly.
Nozzle temperature: 230 °C
Bed temperature: 50 °C. You can set the bed temperature up to 65 °C depending
the size of an object. (larger object means higher temperature)
Heatbed: Make sure the surface is clean as described in 6.3.2 PEI print surface
preparation chapter. Some very soft flex materials can bond to the bed too much and
require to use glue on the bed as separator to prevent PEI damage.
11.8 Composite materials
Composite materials (woodfill, copperfill, bronzefill, carbon or aramid composites and many
others) consist of main plastic base and second material in the form of dust. These materials
tend to be very abrasive, therefore hardened nozzle is strongly suggested for long-term
printing. Larger nozzle is recommended while printing with wood composites (0.5 mm and
up). Please use corresponding print settings in Slic3r or PrusaControl as print parameters
can be very different depending on plastic base.
11.9 ASA
Acrylonitrile-styrene-acryl (ASA) is a material with properties similar to ABS, its main benefit
is increased weather and UV resistance. Other advantage is overall dimensional stability. To
achieve cast-like surface, acetone smoothing can be used...
Nozzle temperature: 270 - 280 °C
Bed temperature: 100 - 110 °C (bigger object -> higher temp.)
Heatbed:  Make sure the surface of the heatbed is clean. Usage of brim is suggested
(see Prusa Knowledgebase).
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