WHY USE INTAM™ FILAMENTS？

PA6/66 is a copolymer of PA6 and PA66 that combines good rigidity, strength, and impact resistance, making it widely suitable for engineering applications. Its low coefficient of friction makes nylon material ideal for ergonomic tools and moving parts as well.

Flame retardant PC-FR meets the UL94 V-0 rating and has better strength and thermal properties than PC, making it ideal for printing functional prototypes and producing parts. This material is ideal for printing electrical housings, connectors, or any part that requires thermal performance and self-extinguishment.

PC-PBT polymers are among the few engineered materials that demonstrate robust strength and toughness even at low temperatures (-20˚C/-30˚C). They maintain the chemical resistance and easy molding properties of crystalline PBT, while combining the toughness and dimensional stability of non-crystalline PC. Additionally, they offer excellent surface quality.

PC-ABS combines the strength of PC with the toughness of ABS, making it easier to print. It offers a low-gloss finish that hides layer lines and allows for printing functional prototypes and production parts with fine details and excellent surface quality.

INTAM™ PPA-GF is made of Polyphthalamide (PPA) with 15% chopped glass fiber reinforcement for FFF material. Polyphthalamide (PPA) is a semi-crystalline, aromatic polyamide. Compared to nylon 6, it is stronger, stiffer, less sensitive to moisture, and has higher thermal capabilities. It also offers significant chemical, fatigue, and creep resistance.

INTAM™ PPA-CF is made of Polyphthalamide (PPA) with 15% chopped fiber reinforcement. Polyphthalamide (PPA) is a semi-crystalline, aromatic polyamide. Compared to nylon 6, it is stronger, stiffer, less sensitive to moisture, and has higher thermal capabilities. It also offers significant chemical, fatigue, and creep resistance.

ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene copolymer) is a common general purpose thermoplastic 3D printing consumable with good mechanical strength balance, high dimensional stability and certain chemical resistance. ABS has characteristics that make it suitable for engineering design, prototyping, functional testing, part assembly, etc.

While retaining the performance of ABS, the biggest feature of ABS+ is that it is compatible with water-soluble supports, while being easier to print

PLA is known for its ease of printing, stability, good strength and rigidity. It is the first choice for all mainstream desktop 3D printers. Our PLA is made of renewable raw materials and is degradable, environmentally friendly and safe.

ASA is a thermoplastic material similar to ABS, with good mechanical and thermal properties, while having excellent weather resistance and UV light resistance. As the first choice for outdoor applications. Features low gloss with good surface quality.

Electrostatic discharge (ESD) materials are plastics that reduce static electricity, preventing equipment damage and flammable liquids or gases from igniting. Kimya ABS-ESD is an engineered material with a surface resistivity. Due to special ESD additives, different filling rates and filling methods will not affect the surface resistivity.

Outstanding thermal stability, good chemical resistance and high strength are the key features of Ultrafuse® PPSU. Parts produced by fused filament fabrication show often mechanical limitations in z-direction – the good layer adhesion of Ultrafuse® PPSU leads to balanced flexural strength properties between z- and x-direction.