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I had never heard of this stuff, so I did some digging.
For me, this would be bad since, well, honestly, I cannot stand printing with ABS LOL But, that is me.....
Polypropylene has a considerable amount of warp, more than ABS.
Extrusion temp is within range:
Extrusion temperature for polypropylene filament is 230-260°C
Buildplate:
The build plate should be heated between 60°C to 110°C with an optimal temperature of 60°C.
PPSU (Polyphenylsulfone) Filament is way out of range of the printer by these specs I could find:
Printer nozzle temperature: 360 - 400°C
Heated bed temperature: 140°C +
Both of those variables are out of range with stock UM3. I would not know if you could mod the printer for that.
But, neither seems to have any corrosive capabilities like a carbon fiber or metal filled filament would.
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