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Well I didn't have more informations about his project, I gave him all technical and security datasheets and I let him check by himself. Then I'll try to give him a sample but I agree, it sounds difficult to find such a resistant filament
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I don't think there is such a thing as a truly resistant filament if you are talking about concentrated nitric acid.
If you are "just" talking about lower concentrations (<10% or so), then CPE or Polycarbonate should probably work...
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