Zortrax Z-PCABS
Z-PCABS is a unique blend which combines the properties of two materials: ABS and polycarbonate (PC). Its advantages include high mechanical durability, and resistance to various factors, including high temperatures. Z-PCABS is perfectly suited for industrial use as it allows you to test your prototypes and end-use parts regardless of extreme conditions. You will benefit from this fusion of materials while creating housings of everyday tools, constructional elements of various equipment, and automotive components which will remain stable and fully functional over time.
Properties
- Physical Form
- Filament
Product families
Applications
- Consumer Goods — Other Consumer Goods Applications
- Exterior & Body
- Interior
- Equipment & Parts
- Tooling & Moldmaking
- Aerospace & Aviation
- Marine
Product Families
- Thermoplastic Filament
Other characteristics
- End Uses
Aircraft Interiors, Automotive Components, Automotive Interior Parts, Consumer Applications, Machine/Mechanical Parts, Prototyping
- Polymer Name
- PC/ABS Alloy
- Flexural Modulus
- 1270.0 - 1270.0 MPa
- Processing Methods
- 3D Printing
- Color
- Grey
- Markets
- Automotive & Transportation
- Consumer Goods
- Industrial
- Features
RC CAR.; Internal parts 3D printed with Z-PCABS ensure structural integrity of the RC Car.; End-use products; Apply the filament whenever unyielding durability is required. Replace parts prone to damage with sturdier ones 3D printed with Z-PCABS.; High durability; Z-PCABS brings the advantages of ABS reinforced with highly durable Polycarbonate fibers. The high strength of the 3D printing material makes it a reliable choice for rapid prototyping and end-use parts.; Chemical resistance; Use Z-PCABS to 3D print objects meant to work in hazardous environments. The filament is immune to salts, acids, and alkalis
- Technology
- Plastics
- Available Colours
- ivory
- Cool Gray
- Material Features
- Chemical Resistant
- High Durability
- High Impact Resistance
- High Temperature Resistance
- UV Resistant
- Plastics and Elastomers End Uses
- Aircraft Interiors
- Automotive Components
- Automotive Interior Parts
- Consumer Applications
- Machine/Mechanical Parts
- Prototyping
- Plastics and Elastomers Processing Methods
- 3D Printing
Technical data
Table 1 of 3
7 rows| Characteristic | Value | Unit | Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tensile Strength | 36.89 | MPa | ISO 527:1998 |
| Breaking Stress | 34.76 | MPa | ISO 527:1998 |
| Elongation (Max Tensile Stress) | 6.93 | % | ISO 527:1998 |
| Elongation (Break) | 8.56 | % | ISO 527:1998 |
| Bending Stress | 58.4 | MPa | ISO 178:2011 |
| Flexural Modulus | 1.27 | GPa | ISO 178:2011 |
| Izod Impact (Notched) | 11.4 | kJ/m2 | ISO 180:2004 |
Table 2 of 3
1 row| Characteristic | Value | Unit | Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Glass Transition Temperature | 104.1 | °C | ISO 11357-3:2014 |
Table 3 of 3
3 rows| Characteristic | Value | Unit | Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Melt Flow Rate (Load 5 kg Temperature 260°C) | 30.07 | g/10 min | ISO 1133:2006 |
| Hardness | 73 | Shore D | ISO 868:1998 |
| Specific Density | 1.139 | g/cm³ | ISO 1183-3:2003 |
