In recent years, 3D printing technology has swept across China like a spring tide. 3D printing technology has become more and more popular. It is very common that Baidu has a desktop level 3D printer for small toys, or for daily necessities. We often use ABS/PLA, a 3D printer material, but sometimes we need nylon. What should I pay attention to when printing 3D printing material nylon? Now let's see the Forest Industry Editor's answers for you in detail.


1、 Use a closed 3d printer to print nylon:
We all know that nylon 3D printing materials are particularly prone to moisture, which is easily absorbed from the control. A report shows that nylon can absorb 10% of its body weight in 24 hours Therefore, you should use nylon printing materials as dry as possible and place them in a closed 3D printer for printing. Otherwise, they will easily explode and generate bubbles, which will damage the surface of the model.

2、 Control the temperature of the hot bed of the 3d printer
Some 3D printers do not have a hot bed, which makes it difficult to stick the nylon base, leading to edge warping. In order to better serve everyone, each of our 3D printers has a hot bed. When printing the first layer, the nylon is not allowed to cool rapidly, resulting in edge warping. As a warm reminder, Xiao Bian adds the hot bed of the 3D printer to 60 ° and then adds PVC fixing glue or masking glue.

3、 Control the temperature of 3d printer components:
When we use nylon 3D printing materials, we should control the temperature of the following parts. For example, the extrusion head temperature of the 3D printer should be controlled at 240 ° - 260 ℃, while the temperature of the hot bed should be controlled at 70-80 ℃ (coated with PVC glue), while the printing speed should be controlled at 30mm/s-50mm/s, and the printing layer height should be 0.2 mm - 0.4 mm. With the unique design of our Piocreat pellet 3D printer, the nozzle can print nylon without changing to a special one.