PRE ORDER ITEM - 10 TO 14 WORKING DAYS
This filament is not suitable for the Prusa MK, XL and MINI series printers as the temperature needed to print this material is not attainable. Please check the printing setup if your printer is capable of printing this material.
PEI 1010 (polyetherimide, branded as Ultem) is one of the most resistant 3D printing polymers, suitable for specialized and demanding industrial applications. The material has a great high-temperature and chemical resistance, and excellent mechanical properties. It is inherently flame-retardant and resistant to gamma radiation. As one of the most resistant materials, it can be used for industrial applications directly as functional parts - it can even be used as a replacement for aluminum alloys. The unique combination of material properties makes it usable for various medicinal or aerospace applications.
Due to very high printing temperatures, this material can be printed only with the Prusa Pro HT90 or a similar printer with a heated chamber (minimum 90 °C). Also, this material is extremely prone to moisture absorption and it is necessary to dry it before every print and keep it in a dry box during the printing.
Nozzle 410±10 °C
Heatbed150±10 °C
Chamber temperature90 °C +
Recommended Steel SheetTextured / PA Nylon PrusaPro HT90 Printhead High Temperature
Before printing, learn about print surface preparation in our dedicated article.
Exceptional mechanical properties
High strength-to-weight ratio
Great high-temperature resistance
Very good chemical resistance
Gamma radiation resistance
Inherently flame-retardant material
Very high working temperatures (heated chamber with 90 °C+ required)
Extremely prone to absorbing moisture
Strong adhesion to the PEI surface (separation layer needed)
Large prints prone to warping
This Prusament PEI 1010 Natural was made in-house at Prusa Research.
This 1.75mm filament has a manufacturing tolerance of ± 0.05 mm.
Don't forget to read the online help article before printing with Prusament PEI 1010.
Read more about the Prusament PEI 1010 and its properties in our blog article.
PRE ORDER ITEM - 10 TO 14 WORKING DAYS
This filament is not suitable for the Prusa MK, XL and MINI series printers as the temperature needed to print this material is not attainable. Please check the printing setup if your printer is capable of printing this material.
PEI 1010 (polyetherimide, branded as Ultem) is one of the most resistant 3D printing polymers, suitable for specialized and demanding industrial applications. The material has a great high-temperature and chemical resistance, and excellent mechanical properties. It is inherently flame-retardant and resistant to gamma radiation. As one of the most resistant materials, it can be used for industrial applications directly as functional parts - it can even be used as a replacement for aluminum alloys. The unique combination of material properties makes it usable for various medicinal or aerospace applications.
Due to very high printing temperatures, this material can be printed only with the Prusa Pro HT90 or a similar printer with a heated chamber (minimum 90 °C). Also, this material is extremely prone to moisture absorption and it is necessary to dry it before every print and keep it in a dry box during the printing.
Nozzle 410±10 °C
Heatbed150±10 °C
Chamber temperature90 °C +
Recommended Steel SheetTextured / PA Nylon PrusaPro HT90 Printhead High Temperature
Before printing, learn about print surface preparation in our dedicated article.
Exceptional mechanical properties
High strength-to-weight ratio
Great high-temperature resistance
Very good chemical resistance
Gamma radiation resistance
Inherently flame-retardant material
Very high working temperatures (heated chamber with 90 °C+ required)
Extremely prone to absorbing moisture
Strong adhesion to the PEI surface (separation layer needed)
Large prints prone to warping
This Prusament PEI 1010 Natural was made in-house at Prusa Research.
This 1.75mm filament has a manufacturing tolerance of ± 0.05 mm.
Don't forget to read the online help article before printing with Prusament PEI 1010.
Read more about the Prusament PEI 1010 and its properties in our blog article.
