PLA/ABS/PC/PA/Conductive ABS/ABS with metal powder filament On sale

Our filament price is:
$14 for PLA.
$13.5 for ABS.
$35 for Nylon
$20 for PC.
$30 for PP with metal powder
The Base plastic is PP plastic. After adding the metal powder, the filament has
1)high strength,
2)High rigidity,
3)electric cable bear big strength.
4)Electromagnetic shielding



The filament is 1KG net weight, with the spool and package, the weight is 1.3KG.

Notice:
For above 20KG, the DHL shipping cost is:
$6 per Kilogram to USA.
$7 per Kilogram to Australia.
$9.5 per kilogram to Canada

We are PLA/ABS filament factory. We have sold the PLA and ABS filament to 3 buyers on RepRap. If you are interested in buying filament, please contact me.

David

Email: 707207238@qq.com
Web: www.slintergroup.com

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/20/2013 09:47PM by 3diflamentfactory.

Thanks for all current order.
Althought your order quantity is small, But I will keep updated.

Anyone has interests, he can order again.

3diflamentfactory Wrote:
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> Soft rubber plastic filament on sale

I'll be honest, I'm interested in this one, so I went to your website, and I saw this tidbit:

"Soft plastic filament prototype. This prototype is made by soft plastic filament. And it is new plastic filament."

But that's all I found. I didn't see any spec sheets or any other information. There's nothing to say what extrusion settings are recommended (temperature, etc.), what the diameter of the filament is, whether a heated bed is required/recommended/incompatible, whether it's best printed on glass/wood/kapton tape/etc., there just isn't enough information on your site to make an informed purchase. I know this is a relatively new product, but you obviously got it to print or you wouldn't have a picture of a finished print on your site, so all the details as to how you printed it would be extremely helpful. If the settings are the same as PLA or ABS, that should be mentioned.

A price per KG and a place to purchase would be nice too (I'm assuming from the first post here that it is via the email provided, but I'm not sure)

Sorry to say that, but I doubt that your material can be electrically conductive just by adding metal powder. Those particles will never form a conductive layer, or the extrusion would be impossible. Metal is considered an impurity for plastic extrusion material. There is reaseach on electrically conductive plastics going on but it is far from beeing ready to market. So would you please demo the properties that you promise and show that such a metal/plastic mix can be extruded with normal setups and equippment?

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