MJF material with the best low-temp resistance
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Hello, I need to produce a small housing component for an outdoor sensor unit. I thought MJF could be a good fit for prototyping and potentially low-volume production. The part needs to handle exposure to sub-zero temperatures (down to -20 °C) without becoming brittle while retaining a bit of flexibility for snap-fit assembly. Among the available MJF materials, which one offers the best low-temperature performance combined with slight ductility?
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