Nexa3D xPBT PBT-like 3D Printing Resin
Well-known material with dielectric properties.
PBT powder for selective laser sintering xPBT is the first material from DSM’s powder platform, offering customers a widely-known material in the industrial sector which can now be considered for small series production of end use parts.
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Available colors | White |
Weight | 5 kg |
Country of origin | USA |
Description
Well-known material with dielectric properties
PBT powder for selective laser sintering
xPBT is the fi rst material from DSM’s powder platform, offering customers a widely-known material in the industrial sector which can now be considered for small series production of end use parts.
As 3D printing evolves from prototyping to industrial manufacturing, customers need materials such as xPBT to meet their stringent demands. Current solutions do not meet application requirements for industrial applications, such as automotive electronics or applications that need to perform under high temperatures. xPBT has the same dielectric properties as material used in injection molding processes, making it a material engineers are familiar with and prepared to use.
Developed for a wide sinter window, the powder is extremely easy to print. Additionally, xPBT is environmentally friendly with a high reuse rate and is recyclable to the extent that the material can be brought back to the powder bed process.
Key Benefits
- A well-known material that can be adopted quickly
- Excellent dielectric properties
- Extremely easy to print
- Improved dimensional stability due to lower moisture uptake
- Less waste due to >60% reuse rate
- Recyclable: non-reusable material can be brought back to the powder bed process
Applications
- Connectors
- Automotive Electronics
- Electrical
- Lighting
PHYSICAL AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
Tensile modulus XY | 2600 MPa | ISO 527-1/-2 |
Tensile modulus Z | 2600 MPa | ISO 527-1/-2 |
Tensile stress at break XY | 47 MPa | ISO 527-1/-2 |
Tensile stress at break Z | 30 MPa | ISO 527-1/-2 |
Strain at break XY | 4 % | ISO 527-1/-2 |
Strain at break Z | 1.2 % | ISO 527-1/-2 |
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