NEW PRODUCTS – Cheetah 3D Printer Filament – 3mm Diameter 0.75kg – Midnight & Snow
NEW PRODUCTS – Cheetah 3D Printer Filament – 3mm Diameter 0.75kg – Midnight & Snow
Looking beyond ABS? Tired of PLA? Open a world of possibilities, limited only by your imagination. NinjaTek’s Cheetah series, a cutting-edge filament for 3D printers, is an industrial grade flexible filament known for its speed and compatibility.
Cheetah was designed to work across all desktop 3D printers at twice the speed of other flexible filaments. It’s abrasion resistance is well above ABS and PLA making Cheetah the perfect blend of speed, toughness, and strength.
These are the 3mm diameter Snow & Midnight colors best for use with Ultimaker printers or other 3mm-compatible printers.
Features
Prints at speeds greater than 60 mm/s with standard ABS settings
Industry leading toughness and dependability to ensure longevity in printed parts
Significantly greater impact strength than all widely used materials – 84% greater than ABS!
Abrasion resistance 40% better than ABS and 76% better than PLA
Printable on standard ABS settings
580% elongation capabilities improve ability to withstand wear and tear
Patented low friction exterior allows for smooth feeding
Consistent diameter and material properties providing reliable, high quality prints
Chemical resistant to many industrial materials, including naphtha, ASTM Oils #1-3, petroleum and freon
REACH and RoHS 2002/95/EC Directive compliant
Applications: grips, guides, hinges, sleeves and snap-fit parts
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