Spectrum FGF Pellets ASA Kevlar

High durability in production applications

Spectrum Pellet ASA Kevlar is a high-quality 3D printing material designed for large format 3D printers using FGF technology. The main advantage of 3D printers that allow printing directly from pellets is characterized by greater efficiency compared to printing with the use of traditional filaments, which results in a significantly reduced time required to produce the models. Whether you create prototypes or produce large-scale models, our pellets will meet your needs.

Spectrum FGF Pellet ASA Kevlar is a technical composite material based on a combination of ASA copolymer and aramid fibres. The goal of producing composite materials by combining different types of materials is to impart new properties, previously unattainable for separate components. As the basis for the composite, we used ASA copolymer, known for its high resistance to atmospheric conditions, and combined it with aramid, which is used to make some of the strongest synthetic fibers.

Main features:

• 10% aramid fibres
• HDT thermal resistance - 89°C
• Vicat softening point - 94°C
• Good resistance to aging
• Very strong impact resistance
• Relatively high chemical resistance
• Resistance to UV rays
• Printable on desktop devices without a heated chamber
• Matte printing surface
• Perfect adhesion of the layers

Applications:

• functional prototype,
• production tools
• manufacturing of assembly devices and tools
• manufacturing of components exposed to impact
• components that require high resistance to external exposure

Packaging

Our pellets are packaged in a zip-lock barrier bag, containing information on material type, color and recommended printing temperature.