3D printers for printing with PP plastic
prices on 4 modelsPP
— polypropylene is very popular in various plastic products, however, it has not gained much popularity in 3D printing, mainly due to significant shrinkage and difficulties in ensuring the desired adhesion quality between layers. In addition, PP does not tolerate low temperatures well. At the same time, this material also has advantages: it resists abrasion well, has good strength indicators, and is also safe to manufacture and chemically inert.When you make a purchase through links on our site, we may receive a affiliate commission.
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Technology:FDM/FFF, Core XY Filament material:CPE, Flex, PC, PETG, PLA, PP, PVA, PVB Extruder:heating t 290 °C Driver:TMC2130 Heating bed:120 °C Completed object:270x250x220 mm, volume 14.8 L | Price from $1,499.00 up to $1,549.00 Compare prices and buy Prusa CORE One 1 store 2 offers Loading online stores list. |
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Technology:FDM/FFF, Bed Slinger (Core XZ) Filament material:ABS, ASA, Carbon, CPE, Flex, HIPS, Nylon, PC, PETG, PLA, PP, PVA, PVB Extruder:heating t 290 °C Heating bed:120 °C Completed object:210x250x220 mm | Price from $949.00 up to $1,299.00 Compare prices and buy Prusa MK4S 1 store 2 offers Loading online stores list. |
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Technology:FDM/FFF, Bed Slinger (Core XZ) Filament material:ABS, ASA, Carbon, HIPS, Nylon, PC, PETG, PLA, PP, PVA, TPE, TPU, Wood Extruder:2, heating t 300 °C Heating bed:120 °C Completed object:300x300x300 mm, volume 27 L |
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Technology:FDM/FFF, Bed Slinger (Core XZ) Filament material:ABS, ASA, HIPS, Nylon, PC, PETG, PLA, PP, PVA, TPE, TPU, Wood Extruder:2, heating t 300 °C Heating bed:110 °C Completed object:240x330x240 mm, volume 19 L |