colorFabb nGen Black
The all-rounder among the filaments
£32.79
(£43.72 / kg, Price shown includes 20% VAT. - Excludes delivery costs)
Features & Advantages
- Meets high demands
- High heat resistance of up to 85 ° C
- Easy to print
- CoPolyester
Item no.: CF-8719033553828, Content: 750 g, EAN: 8719033553828
Product information & technical details
| Item no.: | CF-8719033553828 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer No.: | 8719033553828 |
| Manufacturers: | colorFabb |
| Content: | 750 g |
| Diameter: | 1,75 mm, 2,85 mm |
|---|---|
| Product Line: | nGen |
| Product types: | PET / Copolyester Filaments |
| Filament colour: | Black |
| Net weight: | 750 g |
| Recommended processing temperature: | 220 - 240 °C |
| Recommended heating temperature: | 75 - 85 °C |
Description
Today, 3D printing has many uses. Prototyping, design, models or toys.
The new nGen filament by ColorFabb offers the ideal printing materials for each individual application.
nGen filament has functional properties and offers surprisingly good print outcomes.
The glass transition temperature is 85 °C, more than that of PLA filaments.
nGen is ideal for users who require flexibility and a wide printing temperature range. The filament is also well moulded at low temperatures.
| nGen | PLA | ABS | PETG | |
| glass transition temperature | 85 ° C | 50 ° C | 100 ° C | 75 ° C |
| toughness | ++ | - | +++ | +++ |
| printing temperature | 220 - 240 ° C | 190-220 ° C | 250-260 ° C | 240-260 ° C |
| printing ability | +++ | +++ | + | ++ |
| odourless | +++ | + | - | ++ |
| surface clarity | +++ | + | - | ++ |
More information
How to print using nGen:
To achieve the best results, it is important to always adjust the Slicer settings in accordance to the respective printing material. The most important settings will be explained below.
Heated bed:
nGen is best printing material to use on heated beds. It is always ideal to get close to the glass transition temperature. Therefore the printing bed should be heated between 70-85 °C.
Printing Temperature:
Printing temperature of 220 - 240°C should be used for normal settings such as 0,2 mm layer height and 50 mm/s printing speed.
Cooling:
If printing is always processed on the cooling mode, it is possible that single layers could detach. If this is the case, the cooling setting should be decreased.
Bridging:
We recommend reducing the speed when bridging. The cooling setting can be set to 100%.
Retraction / Withdrawal:
The retraction settings of PLA should correspond to those of nGen. However, it is possible that these settings made be need to be adjusted slightly.
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Questions & Answers about colorFabb nGen Black
Customer Reviews
2 English reviews written for colorFabb nGen Black
2 customer reviews in all languages
| 5 stars | | 2 | (40%) |
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| 4 stars | | 3 | (60%) |
| 3 stars | | 0 | (0%) |
| 2 stars | | 0 | (0%) |
| 1 Stars | | 0 | (0%) |
5 reviews
2 customer reviews in English
2 customer reviews in all languages
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Ewout
07 March 2018
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Paul
13 March 2020
"Verified purchase" means that the rating was submitted by someone who has a customer account and purchased this product directly from our website. However, anyone with a customer account can rate our products. Review written by Paul
Rated with 4 out of 5 stars.
Very pleased with this filament & will buy further spools in the future.
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Review written by Ewout
Rated with 4 out of 5 stars.
Very nice layer fusion and surface quality but only if you get it exactly right. I still call myself a novice and this is the first time I've worked with PETG but looking on the net there are more people finding it difficult to tune this stuff in. It seems to be a fine balance between layer fusion and overtemperature. Slowly homing in on it by the looks of it and looking forward to seeing all parts of the print come out superbly smooth, strong and with little shrinkage.
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