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MAX PA12 is an extremely strong, durable and versatile material for 3D printing. Thin-walled parts are flexible, and their stiffness increases with increasing thickness. In addition, it has very high interlayer adhesion, low coefficient of friction, high temperature resistance and dimensional stability.
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ADVANTAGES OF MAX PA12
<ul>
<li>High dimensional stability and print repeatability.</li>
<li>Processing skin of less than 2%</li>
<li>Excellent strength and stiffness over a large temperature range.</li>
<li>Average temperature in long-term operation can reach as high as 110°C, and temporarily up to 150°C.</li>
<li>High impact strength even at -50°C.</li>
<li>High temperatures of Tg 75°C and HDT 140°C.</li>
<li>Elongation at break reaching 100% with high yield strength.</li>
<li>Resistance to fatigue fracture under variable frequency and bending stress.</li>
<li>Low coefficient of friction, excellent sliding properties and resistance to abrasion resistance.</li>
<li>Suitable for welding, bonding and machining by cutting.</li>
<li>Excellent chemical resistance to fuels, fats, oils, greases, hydraulic fluids, etc.</li>
<li>Very good dielectric properties - surface resistance of &gt;1013 Ω.</li>
<li>Good resistance to weathering and UV radiation.Well-dried material is flexible, while after absorbing moisture from the air it becomes rigid.</li>
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EXCELLENT ALTERNATIVE TO: 
ABS, ASA, PC, PC/ABS,
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USAGE
Housings and covers subjected to impact, maintenance-free bearing and gear components, sealing or damping components, plain bearings and rollers, pump parts, valves and quick couplings, power tool holders and mountings, in the automotive industry as replacements 
and parts particularly exposed to high temperatures, components for equipment construction.

PA12

MAX PA12

Nylon is a synthetic polymer containing an amide group used, among other 
things, to make synthetic fibers with very high tensile strength. It is used 
primarily in the manufacture of knitted fabrics, textiles, ropes and lines and 
also, due to its excellent mechanical properties, for bearing shells, gears, etc.

Nylon is a synthetic polymer containing an amide group used, among other things, to make synthetic fibers with very high tensile strength. It is used primarily in the manufacture of knitted fabrics, textiles, ropes and lines and also, due to its excellent mechanical properties, for bearing shells, gears, etc.

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