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Zetamix UHTC Ultra-High-Temperature Ceramic Filament 1,75mm

Print ultra-high-temperature ceramic parts on a standard FFF printer. A ZrB2–SiC–B4C composite formulated for pressureless sintering — built for aerospace and defence conditions.

  • ✔ ZrB2 – SiC – B4C composite · pressureless sintering, no hot press
  • ✔ Very high temperature and oxidation resistance
  • ✔ Genuine Zetamix by Nanoe · 500 g spool · 1.75 mm

$814

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What engineers should confirm before sintering

A ceramic built for extreme heat

Zetamix UHTC is a ZrB2–SiC–B4C composite formulated for pressureless sintering, so no hot press or HIP is needed. You print it on a standard FFF machine, then debind and sinter like the rest of the Zetamix ceramic range for parts that resist very high temperature and oxidising atmospheres.

Where Additive Plus helps

UHTC does not share the alumina or zirconia cycle. Tell us your furnace and we confirm the debind and sinter cycle with the manufacturer before you order. We send the full property datasheet with your quote and starting print parameters you tune on your own machine.

About this product

Zetamix UHTC is an ultra-high-temperature ceramic filament for parts that must survive conditions where conventional technical ceramics stop working. The material is a ZrB2–SiC–B4C composite formulated for pressureless sintering, printed on a standard FFF printer and then debound and sintered like the rest of the Zetamix ceramic range.

3D printed Zetamix UHTC ceramic part under high-temperature torch test
A 3D printed Zetamix UHTC part under a high-temperature torch test.

Why UHTC

A zirconium-diboride composite that prints on FFF and densifies without a press.

Zirconium diboride composite

A zirconium diboride based composite of ZrB2, silicon carbide and boron carbide (ZrB2–SiC–B4C).

Pressureless sintering

Formulated for pressureless sintering, so no hot press or HIP is required.

Heat and oxidation resistance

Very high temperature resistance and resistance to oxidising atmospheres.

Standard FFF, no powder bed

Printed on a standard FFF machine — no powder bed, no laser.

From spool to sintered part

Print, debind and sinter — the same chain as the rest of the Zetamix ceramic range.

Step 01

Print

Print on a standard FFF printer, as with the other Zetamix ceramic filaments.

Step 02

Debind

Debind to remove the polymer binder.

Step 03

Sinter

Sinter — the composite is designed to densify without applied pressure.

Where it is used

Parts exposed to extreme heat, where conventional technical ceramics stop working.

Aerospace & defence
Components exposed to extreme heat
Thermal protection
Leading-edge structures
Propulsion
High-velocity applications

Specifications

  • Material: ZrB2 – SiC – B4C composite
  • Sintering: pressureless
  • Filament diameter: 1.75 mm
  • Spool: 500 g
  • Process: print → debind → sinter

Full property data — density, flexural strength, maximum service temperature and the debinding and sintering cycle — is supplied by the manufacturer on request. We publish figures once we hold them in writing; ask us and we will send the datasheet with your quote.

What you get and how you buy

  • 500 g spool, genuine Zetamix by Nanoe
  • Recommended starting print parameters — a starting point you tune on your machine, not a guaranteed printer-specific profile
  • Shipped from California, invoiced in USD, lead time 10–20 business days depending on order queue
  • Technical questions answered within 24 hours

Before you order

UHTC needs a debinding and sintering cycle appropriate to the composite — it is not a drop-in replacement for the alumina or zirconia cycle. Tell us your furnace and we will confirm the cycle with the manufacturer before you order. For the ceramic sintering furnace, see the Zetasinter Chamber (15 L).

Tell us your service temperature and part geometry and an applications engineer who runs the print-debind-sinter chain will confirm the UHTC cycle and starting parameters for your furnace and machine.
Material ZrB2 - SiC - B4C composite
Sintering Pressureless
Filament diameter 1.75 mm
Spool 500 g
Brand Zetamix by Nanoe
Printing Materials Ceramic Filaments
Technology FFF
Material Ultra-High-Temperature Ceramic (UHTC)
Application Engineering, Manufacturing

Common questions

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Does Zetamix UHTC need debinding and sintering?
Yes. Zetamix UHTC is a true ceramic, not a polymer composite, so you print the green part on a standard FFF printer, debind it to remove the polymer binder, then sinter it. The ZrB2–SiC–B4C composite is formulated for pressureless sintering, which means the part densifies without a hot press or HIP. Plan the cycle before you print — it is not the same as the alumina or zirconia cycle. Tell us your furnace and we confirm the correct debind and sinter schedule with the manufacturer first.
What is Zetamix UHTC made of?
Zetamix UHTC is a zirconium diboride based composite — ZrB2 combined with silicon carbide and boron carbide. That chemistry gives very high temperature resistance and resistance to oxidising atmospheres, which is why it targets aerospace and defence parts such as thermal protection structures, leading-edge geometries and propulsion components. It prints on a standard FFF machine with no powder bed and no laser, then follows the print → debind → sinter route used across the Zetamix ceramic range.
Can I sinter UHTC without a hot press?
Yes. The Zetamix UHTC composite is formulated for pressureless sintering, so it densifies without a hot press or hot isostatic press. That keeps the equipment requirement close to the rest of the Zetamix ceramic range rather than the specialised presses ultra-high-temperature ceramics usually demand. The exact debind and sinter cycle depends on part size and your furnace, so send us those details and we confirm the schedule with the manufacturer before you order.
What property data is available for UHTC?
Full property data — density, flexural strength, maximum service temperature and the debinding and sintering cycle — is supplied by the manufacturer on request. We publish figures only once we hold them in writing, so this card does not quote numbers we cannot yet confirm. Ask us and we send the Zetamix UHTC datasheet together with your quote, along with the recommended starting print parameters that you tune on your own machine.

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