BASF – Ultrafuse PP – Natural

Ultrafuse? PP

Ultrafuse PP is high-performance thermoplastic with low density. high elasticity and high resistance to fatigue.

The mechanical properties make it an ideal material for 3D-printing applications which have to endure high stress or strain. The filament has high chemical resistance and a high isolation value. PP is one of the most used materials in the world. due to its versatility and ability to engineer lightweight tough parts.

Benefits at a Glance

• Tough and strong
• Fatigue resistant
• Chemical resistant
• Light weight (low density)
• Biocompatible

Example Applications

• Chemical contact
• Prototyping

Material Properties

• Tensile Strength (MPa): 9.0 (ZX). 15.5 (XY)
• Flexural Modulus (MPa): 380 (ZX). 494 (XZ). 575 (XY)
• Elongation at Break: 5.4 % (ZX). 118.6 % (XY)
• Impact Strength Izod notched (kJ/m2): 2.3 (ZX). 10.6 (XZ). 5.3 (XY)
• Impact Strength Izod unnotched (kJ/m2): 11.6 (ZX). 37.6 (XZ). 37.7 (XY)
• HDT @ 0.45 MPa: 54 C

Printing Guidelines

• Nozzle Temperature: 220-240 C
• Build Chamber Temperature: –
• Bed Temperature: 60 – 80 C
• Bed Material: PP tape or PP adhesive
• Nozzle Diameter: 0.4 mm
• Print Speed: 20-50 mm / s

Printing Profiles

• Ultimaker
• Prusa

• Download via Raise 3D website
• Download via BCN3D website

Meterial Details

• Techincal Data Sheet
• Safety Data Sheet