Quick3D Overview
A polycarbonate FDM filament combining high strength and impact resistance with dimensional stability and heat resistance. It suits prototypes, parts and tools that need more than ABS or ASA can offer.
Features
- Material type
- Engineering
- Brand family
- FDM
- Polymer
- PC
- Processing technology
- FFF
- Material form
- Filament
- Manufacturer
- Stratasys
- Reinforcements
- None
Characteristics
- High tempHeat deflection temperature of 100 °C or more — keeps its shape in hot environments.
Applications
Based on this material's datasheet values. Every part is different — ask an engineer to confirm it suits yours.
Physical
- 1.20g/cm³ Specific gravity, ASTM D792, @ 23 °C (molded plaques)
- HB UL 94 (UL Blue Card)
Thermal
- 142.5°C ASTM D7426, inflection point (molded plaques)
- 140.7°C ASTM D648 Method B, 264 psi
Mechanical
- 2940 ± 50MPa ASTM D638
- 54.1 ± 11MPa ASTM D638 (strength at break)
- 12% ASTM D638
- 3430 ± 90MPa ASTM D790, Procedure A
- 144 ± 4.6 (at 5% strain)MPa ASTM D790, Procedure A
Electrical
- 2.66 ASTM D150, 1 kHz (XY)
Versus other PC
See where it ranks against the 13 other PC materials we stock.
Typical values from each manufacturer's datasheet. Test methods can differ between brands, so treat small gaps as a tie.
Downloads
- Technical data sheet (TDS)MDS_FDM_PC_A4_0426a.pdf Download
- Quick3D summaryThis page as a printable PDF
Values from the Stratasys technical data sheet. Last updated . Typical values, not guaranteed minimums — see the disclaimer below.