Raise3D PPA Support

Description

A break-away support material designed for the composite filaments based on PPA.

Raise3D Industrial PPA (Polyphthalamide）Support Filament is a break-away support material specially developed for PPA (Polyphthalamide). During 3D printing process, it creates a stable support structure, provides proper adhesion to interface with printed parts, and counteract with the warpage tendency, therefore it improves the surface quality for overhangs and cavities of the printed parts significantly; After a print is finished, the support structure can be easily removed (break-away) by hands or tools from the printed parts. This support material is more cost-effective comparing with water-soluble support material.

• Cost effective
• Easy to remove and break-away
• No special treatments

Compatibility: Raise3D Industrial PPA CF, Raise3D Industrial PPA GF Filament

It is recommended to use hardening steel nozzle and above grade nozzles.

Applications

Support material for Raise3D Industrial PPA CF and PPA GF Filament.

Printing Guide
Recommended Print Settings

Nozzle temperature (°C) 280℃-290℃

Bed temperature (°C) 60-80℃

Layer height (mm) 0.1-0.25 mm (0.4mm nozzle)

Printing speed (mm/s) 30-90 mm/s

Cooling fan OFF

Drying temperature (°C) 80-100℃ for 4-6 hours

Printing Notifications:
It is recommended to use hardening steel nozzle and above grade nozzles.
Raise3D Industrial PPA Support Filament is sensitive to moisture and should always be stored and used under dry conditions (relative humidity below 15%).

Raise3D Industrial PPA Support Filament

Color: Purple (PMS: 2635C)
Specifications: 1.75 mm/ 1 kg

Raise3D Industrial PPA (Polyphthalamide) Support Filament is a break-away support material specially developed for PPA (Polyphthalamide). During the 3D printing process, it creates a stable support structure and provides proper adhesion to the surface of printed parts, while counteracting the tendency to warp, and thus significantly improving the surface quality finish both on overhangs and the cavities of printed parts. After a print is finished, the support structure can be easily removed by breaking it away from the printed parts, either by hand or using tools. This support material is more cost-effective when compared with water-soluble support material.