BASF ULTRAFUSE 316L 1,75mm - 1kg
BASF ULTRAFUSE 316L 1,75mm - 1kg
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Ultrafuse 316L combines greater design freedom with a low total cost of ownership. The 3D printed parts acquire their final properties, for example in terms of hardness and strength, through a debinding and sintering process developed by BASF, which has become the industry standard. As a filament, Ultrafuse 316 L is made of 80% stainless steel and has a polymer content of 20% which allows for easy printing on many open FFF desktop printers.
Highlights:Designed for ease of handling on conventional 3D printers for fused filament manufacturing. Ultrafuse 316L is an innovative filament for the production of 316L grade steel parts. As a filament, Ultrafuse 316 L is made of 80% stainless steel and has a polymer content of 20% which allows for easy printing on many open FFF desktop printers.
Application examples using Ultrafuse 316L:
- Tools
- Masks and equipment
- Mass production
- Functional parts and prototypes
In a 3-step process of FFF printing, debinding and sintering you will create a fully metallic part.
BASF quality control
The best available raw materials are selected from renowned suppliers. Production on state-of-the-art computer-controlled machinery ensures truly consistent filament, even across colors and batches. It will work as expected every time.
All BASF products are 100% traceable back to the source.
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