PA12 is one of the most common materials in SLS (Selective Laser Sintering) and MJF (Multi Jet Fusion) 3D printing.
PA12 is one of the most common materials in SLS (Selective Laser Sintering) and MJF (Multi Jet Fusion) 3D printing. PA12 is a thermoplastic that provides a good combination of strength, dimensional stability and the ability to achieve a beautiful surface finish. With PA12 you can create everything from functional prototypes to final products, making it perfect for small-scale production and advanced prototyping studies.
Unlike Polypropylene (PP), which is more flexible and softer, PA12 is harder and stiffer. This makes the material good for applications where dimensional stability and strength are needed, while being flexible enough to handle complex shapes. PA12 can also be reinforced with glass or aluminum to further improve strength and temperature resistance.
In combination with coloring, PA12 can vary in many different colors from colorful blue and yellow to less distinctive anthracite gray and white tones. In addition, PA12 has good mechanical properties for prototypes that need to be tested under realistic conditions. This makes the material dimensionally stable and maintains its dimensions even under load.
PA12 works for a variety of additive manufacturing applications. It is often used for functional prototypes, architectural models, and mass-produced end products. For small-scale and medium-sized series, PA12 is a particularly cost-effective alternative.
With the technicians SLS and MJF enable PA12 high level of detail and makes it possible to produce parts with a fine grain surface finish which gives a professional look without having to do a lot of post-processing.
Do you want to know what the difference between SLS and MJF is? Then read here.
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Standard tolerance | ± 0.2% (minimum limit ±0.2 mm) |
Layer thickness | 0.03 – 0.1 mm |
Minimum wall thickness | 0.8 mm |
Minimal detail | 0.8 mm |
Surface finish (blasted) | 60 ± 30 Rz |
Largest component size | 500 x 280 x 315 mm |
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