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Kimya PEI-9085 Black 1.75mm 500g

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Original price was: £136.23.Current price is: £129.42. (excl. VAT)

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Original price was: £136.23.Current price is: £129.42. (excl. VAT)

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The Kimya PEI-9085 3D filament belongs to the family of thermoplastic polyimides. Polyetherimide (PEI) is an amorphous thermoplastic. If benefits from good resistance to temperature, high resistance to abrasion and high dimensional stability. It is used in sectors such as aerospace, railway, electronics and transport etc. The Kimya PEI-9085 3D filament is based on ULTEM® by Sabic and has the following properties:

Temperature resistance
Flame retardant – eligible to UL94 V0
Railway fire and smoke standard EN45545
Aerospace FAR 25.853 Standard
Complies with the REACH regulation and the RoHS directive

Store away from light, humidity and heat to maintain the properties of the product.

FILAMENT PROPERTIES

PROPERTIES	TEST METHODS	VALUES
Diameter	INS-6712	1.75 ± 0.1 mm
Density	ISO 1183-1	1.28 g/cm3
Glass transition temperature (Tg)	ISO 11357-1 DSC (10°C/min – 0-420°C)	178 °C

PRINT PARAMETERS AND SPECIMENS DIMENSIONS

PRINTING DIRECTION	XY
Printing Speed	25 mm/s
Infill	100% – rectilinear
Infill Angle	45°/-45°
Nozzle Temperature	360°C
Chamber T°	180°C

PRINTED SPECIMENS PROPERTIES

	PROPERTIES	TEST METHODS	VALUES
THERMAL PROPERTIES	Heat distortion temperature (HDT) (0,45Mpa)	ASTM D648	°C
THERMAL PROPERTIES	Heat distortion temperature (HDT) (1,8Mpa)	ASTM D648	158 °C
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES	Tensile modulus	ISO 527-2/1A/50	2,322.5 MPa
	Tensile Strength	ISO 527-2/1A/50	69.7 MPa
	Tensile strain at strength	ISO 527-2/1A/50	6,2 %
	Tensile Stress at Break	ISO 527-2/1A/50	69.7 MPa
	Tensile strain at break (type B et C)	ISO 527-2/1A/50	6.2 %
	Flexural modulus	ISO 178	2,250 MPa
	Deformation at Flexural Strain	ISO 178	>5 %
	Flexural stress at conventional deflection (3,5% strain)*	ISO 178	74.5 MPa
	Charpy impact resistance	ISO 179/2C	11 kJ/m²
	Shore Hardness	ISO 868	78,7

Note 1	*According to ISO 178, end of the test at 5% deformation even if there is no specimen break.
Note 2	The data should be considered as indicative values – Properties can be influenced by production conditions.