Zetamix Porcelain Filament 1,75mm
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Zetamix Porcelain Filament 1,75mm

$175

Industrial porcelain filament: Print FDM prototypes → sinter into vitrified functional ceramics for tableware, art & technical applications.

  • Compatible platform:

    FFF

  • Type:

    Ceramic Filaments

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Description

Zetamix Porcelain Filament bridges digital fabrication and traditional ceramics, enabling you to create authentic porcelain pieces using your standard FDM/FFF 3D printer. Print complex geometries impossible with conventional pottery, then transform your prints into durable, vitrified ceramics through our proven debinding and sintering process.

Why Designers & Engineers Choose Zetamix Porcelain

Proven Workflow Integration

  • Compatible with most FDM/FFF printers (0.4mm-1.0mm nozzles)

  • Clear debinding and sintering parameters for consistent results

  • Predictable shrinkage: 13.8% (X/Y) & 26.4% (Z) for precise scaling

Proven Workflow Integration

  • Compatible with most FDM/FFF printers (0.4mm-1.0mm nozzles)

  • Clear debinding and sintering parameters for consistent results

  • Predictable shrinkage: 13.8% (X/Y) & 26.4% (Z) for precise scaling

Material Properties After Sintering

  • Density: 98-99% of theoretical density

  • Thermal Stability: Withstands repeated thermal cycling

  • Food Safety: Ideal for tableware applications (when glazed)

  • Mechanical Strength: Comparable to traditional porcelain

Your Path to Perfect Porcelain Prints

1. Design & Print

  • Scale models by 116% (X/Y) and 136% (Z) to accommodate sintering shrinkage

  • Use 3 wall layers minimum and 15-100% infill depending on application

  • Print on flexible build plates for easy removal

2. Debind with Confidence

  • Solvent Debinding: 24h in acetone bath at 40°C

  • Thermal Debinding: 7°C/h ramp from 50°C to 500°C

  • Achieve consistent binder removal for defect-free sintering

3. Sinter to Perfection

  • Heat to 1250°C at 125°C/h with 2h hold time

  • For enameling: pause at 1000°C, apply glaze, complete cycle to 1250°C

  • Achieve full vitrification and mechanical properties

FAQs

What equipment do I need beyond my 3D printer?

You’ll need acetone for solvent debinding and a high-temperature furnace capable of reaching 1250°C for sintering. The Zetasinter furnace is recommended for optimal results.

After proper sintering, parts achieve 98-99% density with mechanical strength comparable to traditionally manufactured porcelain, suitable for functional applications like tableware

Yes, Zetamix Porcelain works with most FDM/FFF printers. We recommend using a grooved drive gear rather than aggressive teeth to prevent filament grinding.

Use in well-ventilated areas, wear safety glasses and FFP2 masks when handling, and follow all MSDS guidelines. The material itself is not classified as dangerous but requires standard material handling precautions.

Printing times vary by model. Debinding takes approximately 2.5 days (including solvent and thermal stages), and sintering requires about 20 hours including ramp times and holding

After proper sintering and application of food-safe glaze, yes. The sintered porcelain itself is inert and non-toxic, making it ideal for tableware applications.

The filament has a one-year shelf life when stored in its original vacuum-sealed packaging in cool, dry conditions.

Failed prints and support material can be disposed of as non-hazardous waste according to local regulations. The unsintered material has minimal environmental impact.

You’ll need acetone for solvent debinding and a high-temperature furnace capable of reaching 1250°C for sintering. The Zetasinter furnace is recommended for optimal results.

After proper sintering, parts achieve 98-99% density with mechanical strength comparable to traditionally manufactured porcelain, suitable for functional applications like tableware

Yes, Zetamix Porcelain works with most FDM/FFF printers. We recommend using a grooved drive gear rather than aggressive teeth to prevent filament grinding.

Use in well-ventilated areas, wear safety glasses and FFP2 masks when handling, and follow all MSDS guidelines. The material itself is not classified as dangerous but requires standard material handling precautions.

Printing times vary by model. Debinding takes approximately 2.5 days (including solvent and thermal stages), and sintering requires about 20 hours including ramp times and holding

After proper sintering and application of food-safe glaze, yes. The sintered porcelain itself is inert and non-toxic, making it ideal for tableware applications.

The filament has a one-year shelf life when stored in its original vacuum-sealed packaging in cool, dry conditions.

Failed prints and support material can be disposed of as non-hazardous waste according to local regulations. The unsintered material has minimal environmental impact.

  • Brand Zetamix by Nanoe
  • Printing Materials Ceramic Filaments
  • Technology FFF
  • Sintering type Solid State Sintering
  • Printing temperature 130°C – 160°C
  • Sintering Temperature 1250°C
  • Shrinkage 13.8% ( x and y) ; 26.4% (z)
  • Density 98-99%
  • Mass fluidity index[g/10(min)] 16
  • Volumetric fluidity index [cm3/10(min)] 8
  • Moisture Absorption 24 hours [%] <0,1%
  • Moisture Absorption , 7 days [%] <0,3%
  • Shore D 51

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