Ultrafuse Pellets PP GF30 – 2*10kg

Ultrafuse® PP GF30
Printing with High Reinforcement

Ultrafuse® Pellets PP GF30: These high-performance polypropylene (PP) micro pellets are reinforced with 30% glass fiber, providing extreme stiffness, high heat resistance, and improved UV stabilization. Designed for demanding applications such as tools, molds, and holders, as well as for environments sensitive to moisture or chemicals, they offer exceptional performance. Ideal for both desktop and industrial 3D printers, these easy-to-print micro pellets ensure outstanding surface quality while maintaining the inherent properties of homopolymer polypropylene.

Components
Printing with enhanced reinforcement: Polypropylene (PP) is a leading thermoplastic choice in various industries, especially in the automotive sector. These specially engineered polypropylene-based micro pellets for Fused Granulate Fabrication (FGF) in 3D printing are reinforced with 30% glass fibers, ensuring exceptional stiffness and performance.

Delivery Form and Storage
Ultrafuse® Pellets PP GF30 should be stored at 15 - 25°C in their originally sealed packaging in a clean and dry environment. If the recommended storage conditions are observed, the products will have a minimum shelf life of 12 months.

Product Safety
Recommended: Process materials in a well-ventilated room or use professional extraction systems. For further and more detailed information, please consult the corresponding safety data sheets.

Pellet Properties
Pellet diameter < 2 mm
Pellet length < 2 mm
Pellet size 1 ± 0.25 g
Pellet shape Cylindrical, cold cut
Available colors Black

Packaging
Available in 20 kg boxes with 2 * 10 kg bags

Drying Recommendations
Temperature Min. 55°C; Max. 70°C (prevent sticking)
Time 4 - 16 h
Condition Please note: To ensure constant material properties, the material should always be kept dry.

Recommended Extrusion Parameters
Zone 1 Temperature 210 ± 10°C
Zone 2 Temperature 225 ± 10°C
Zone 3 Temperature 235 ± 10°C
Nozzle Temperature 250 ± 10°C
Bed Temperature 80 ± 10°C