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Selecting FDM 3d printing materials for chemical resistance

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Hello there! I’m currently exploring FDM printing for my project and wondering about materials that could withstand 30% nitric acid at 60°C. Would a PEEK-like material be suitable? Thanks in advance!

Solved by Nikolaus Mroncz
Hi Daniel, Peek is one of the most resistance plastics. It could withstand easy the 30% nitric acid under 60°C.
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      Hello there! I’m currently exploring FDM printing for my project and wondering about materials that could withstand 30% nitric acid at 60°C. Would a PEEK-like material be suitable? Thanks in advance!

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      Hi Daniel,

      Peek is one of the most resistance plastics. It could withstand easy the 30% nitric acid under 60°C.

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