PP 1200: POLYPROPYLENE FOR SELECTIVE LASER SINTERING

PolyPropylene is a well-known, versatile plastic, with interesting properties that makes it unique, and in some cases a convenient alternative to PA12.

The new PP 1200 is one of the latest material Prodways added to its portfolio, and it’s compatible with all the Laser Sintering printers in the catalogue, from the ProMaker P1000 to the P4500, to the new P1000 X, previewed at Rapid 2019.

Specifications

- Extremely easy to process, 136°C melting point

- Suitable for applications that requires ductility, like snap-fits or living hinges

-10% lighter than PA12

- High chemical resistance

- Low friction coefficient

- Suitable for small to big parts

- 25% lower purchase price than PA12

- Lower refresh rate than PA12 (that gives an extra economical advantage)

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