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pcFilamentive bioPC White | 2.85mm | 500g
£40.00 Inc VAT£33.33 Exc VAT
As 3D printing becomes commonplace in many industries, there is a need for high-performance filament. Polycarbonate type materials already exist, however many of them are difficult to print, not to...
Forward AM Ultrafuse PC GF30 | Black | 2.85mm | 2200g
£231.60 Inc VAT£193.00 Exc VAT
Description Ultrafuse® PC GF30 contains 30% of special glass fibers that are designed for filament making and 3D printing. With its high heat deflection temperature and good dimensional stability, Ultrafuse®...
Forward AM Ultrafuse PC GF30 | Black | 2.85mm | 700g
Description Ultrafuse® PC GF30 contains 30% of special glass fibers that are designed for filament making and 3D printing. With its high heat deflection temperature and good dimensional stability, Ultrafuse®...
Forward AM Utrafuse PC/ABS FR | Black | 2.85mm | 750g
£55.20 Inc VAT£46.00 Exc VAT
Details Easy to print flame retardant filament Ultrafuse® PC/ABS FR is a V-0 flame retardant blend of Polycarbonate and Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene, two of the most used thermoplastics for engineering...
Ultimaker PC (Polycarbonate) Black Filament | 2.85mm | 750g
£70.50 Inc VAT£58.75 Exc VAT
Black PC Filament 0.75kg. 2.85mm diameter and approximately 90m long With Ultimaker PC (polycarbonate) filament, you can print strong and tough parts that retain dimensional stability when subjected to temperatures...
Ultimaker PC (Polycarbonate) Transparent Filament | 2.85mm | 750g
£70.50 Inc VAT£58.75 Exc VAT
Transparent PC Filament 0.75kg. 2.85mm diameter and approximately 90m long With Ultimaker PC (polycarbonate) filament, you can print strong and tough parts that retain dimensional stability when subjected to temperatures...
Ultimaker PC (Polycarbonate) White Filament | 2.85mm | 750g
£66.00 Inc VAT£55.00 Exc VAT
White PC Filament 0.75kg. 2.85mm diameter and approximately 90m long With Ultimaker PC (polycarbonate) filament, you can print strong and tough parts that retain dimensional stability when subjected to temperatures as...