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I tried 100% infill ABS printing with Mita Repo!

I tried 100% infill ABS printing with Mita Repo!

【Mita Repo】Can ABS be printed with 100% infill? I investigated what changes occur!

"Mitarepo" is a series that introduces what can be done using various products with the concept of "I tried doing this!" From the wide range of product genres handled by System Create, we deliver useful information each time. In Vol. 72, we investigated how a model would turn out when using ABS material and creating it with a 100% infill rate. Among the resins used in FDM 3D printers, "ABS" is particularly popular due to its excellent properties such as strength and durability. FDM printing allows for the adjustment of infill rates according to the intended use, but how much can the infill rate be increased for ABS, which is susceptible to temperature changes? In Mitarepo Vol. 60, we were able to print without warping even when increasing the infill rate to 30%! This time, we set the infill rate to 100% and created a model with ABS to see how it would turn out. The materials will include explanations along with the appearance of the printed model and measurement results. You can download the materials from the button below.

  • 3D Printer
  • Composite Materials
  • Engineering Plastics
  • Resin Filament

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I tried creating with PPS filament!

I tried creating with PPS filament!

Verification of molding with super engineering plastic 'PPS'! Actually tested with FFF method 3D printer! | System Create

Mitarepo is a series based on the concept of "Trying out things like this!" that introduces what can be done using various products. Recently, FFF-type 3D printers have become capable of using "super engineering plastics" that can serve as metal alternatives, attracting significant attention. However, the high-performance materials often come with a "price" that can be a barrier. While representative materials like PEEK offer outstanding performance, their cost makes it difficult to test them casually, and they tend to be reserved for critical applications in the field. In this context, the material we are introducing this time, 'PPS', is currently receiving a lot of attention for being "as tough as PEEK but more cost-effective!" "Can PPS, which is used in those harsh environments, really be 3D printed?" To answer that question, we conducted actual output tests for verification. For the verification, we used the FFF-type 3D printer "CreatBot PEEK-250," which is compatible with super engineering plastics, and thoroughly evaluated the actual output process and the critical dimensional accuracy. *You can download the materials from the button below.

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  • Other polymer materials
  • Material Evaluation Test
  • Resin Filament

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Acetate cellulose resin (wood and cotton resources) filament

Acetate cellulose resin (wood and cotton resources) filament

The warping of the molded object is less than that of ABS! It has properties that make it resistant to erosion from petroleum-based solvents, oils, and gasoline.

This product is a filament made from marine biodegradable thermoplastic plastic material. It is transparent and has balanced mechanical properties equivalent to ABS resin. Additionally, it demonstrates higher impact resistance and heat resistance compared to PLA. On the other hand, it has superior chemical resistance compared to ABS, particularly resistant to petroleum-based solvents, oils, and gasoline. 【Features of Cellulose Acetate Resin】 - Derived from cellulose, a wood and cotton resource - Environmentally friendly - Does not affect food resources - The cellulose acetate used as raw material decomposes much faster in the ocean and compost compared to conventional synthetic plastics. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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We offer free benchmark 3D printing!

We offer free benchmark 3D printing!

Would you like to create free benchmark models using super engineering plastics and engineering plastics, starting with PEEK?

We offer free benchmark modeling for customers considering the purchase of a 3D printer. We can use not only POTICON filaments such as POTICON PA, POTICON PPS, and POTICON PEEK, but also general-purpose resins like PLA, ABS, PC, ASA, PA, and TPU. Please feel free to contact us for this opportunity!

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  • Resin Filament

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