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Material choice for 3D print with temperature requirements

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Hi, I’m in search of a 3D printing material for serial production that can withstand temperatures up to 85°C. Could you please recommend the most cost-effective options among those that you offer that meet these specifications? thank you

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Hi and thank you for your question! For serial production or higher quantities we prefer MJF and PA12. It withstands heat easy above 100°C and more. For an overview and other options, we also have an interesting article here: https://xometry.pro/en-eu/articles/3d-printing-materials-heat-resistant/
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      Hi, I’m in search of a 3D printing material for serial production that can withstand temperatures up to 85°C. Could you please recommend the most cost-effective options among those that you offer that meet these specifications? thank you

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      Hi and thank you for your question! For serial production or higher quantities we prefer MJF and PA12. It withstands heat easy above 100°C and more. For an overview and other options, we also have an interesting article here:

      10 Most Heat Resistant 3D Printing Materials

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      Hi Nikolaus, thanks for your prompt reply. Useful info, think that will go for PA12.

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