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Printing with PAHT CF15 or Alternative Options

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Hi,

 

I am heavily interested in printing carbon fiber reinforced polymers on my Ultimaker S5. Currently I am using PAHT CF15, although prints can come out well at times I run into many issues such as the filament getting stuck in the print head. From what I understand PAHT CH15 is not compatible with Ultimaker Printers after some research, however does Ultimaker have an alternative compatible Carbon fiber reinforced polymer?

 

Also when looking deeper into the topic, it is suggested to use Hotend X nozzles (only Epsilon printer compatible) for PAHT CF15, does Ultimaker have a similar nozzle that is more tuned for these materials?

 

Thank you,

Jeromy

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