Quick Look
Density(g/cm³) | Tensile Strength | Young's Modulus | Elongation at Break | Heat Deflection Temperature |
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1.1 | 48MPa | 1800MPa | 20% | 95℃ |
About the Material
Advantages:
High Strength and Toughness: Black Nylon 12 provides good tensile strength and impact resistance, making it suitable for functional parts.
Consistent Mechanical Properties: MJF technology ensures that parts have consistent mechanical properties, making them reliable for functional use.
Smooth Surface Finish: Parts printed with MJF have a relatively smooth surface finish, reducing the need for post-processing.
Complex Geometries: MJF allows for the production of complex geometries and internal features without the need for support structures.
Limitations:
Limited Heat Resistance: Black Nylon 12 has moderate heat resistance, which may limit its use in high-temperature applications.
Surface Porosity: Parts may have some surface porosity, which may require additional finishing for certain applications.
Post-Processing Requirements: Parts may require bead blasting or other post-processing to achieve the desired surface finish.
Chemical Composition Table for Black Nylon 12
Component | Composition |
Nylon 12 | 100% |
Additives (Colorants) | Black pigment |
Mechanical Machining Properties Table for Black Nylon 12
Property | Value |
Machinability Rating | Moderate |
Cutting Speed (m/min) | 15-25 |
Tool Wear Resistance | Moderate |
Coolant Requirement | Optional |
Surface Finish Quality | Moderate |
Design Parameters Table for MJF Printing with Black Nylon 12
Maximum Bulid Size(mm) | Minimum Wall Thickness | Minimum Drill Size | Minimum Assembly Gap | Tolerance |
380*280*380 | 0.7mm | 1mm | 0.1mm | ±0.3% *Length(lower limit of ±0.2 mm) |
Industry Applications and Case Studies for MJF Printing with Black Nylon 12
Automotive Industry:
Application: Production of functional components and prototypes.
Case Study: An automotive manufacturer used Black Nylon 12 to produce clips and fasteners for vehicle interiors, leveraging the material's toughness and good surface finish.
Consumer Goods:
Application: Manufacturing of durable consumer products and accessories.
Case Study: A consumer products company used MJF with Black Nylon 12 to produce customized phone cases, benefiting from the material's strength and aesthetic quality.
Healthcare Industry:
Application: Production of ergonomic medical devices and prosthetics.
Case Study: A healthcare provider used Black Nylon 12 to create prosthetic components, ensuring durability and patient comfort.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about MJF Printing with Black Nylon 12
What are the benefits of using Black Nylon 12 in 3D printing?
Black Nylon 12 offers high strength, durability, and a good surface finish, making it ideal for functional prototypes and end-use parts.
Is Black Nylon 12 suitable for functional parts?
Yes, Black Nylon 12 is suitable for functional parts that require impact resistance, toughness, and consistent mechanical properties.
What industries benefit from MJF printing with Black Nylon 12?
Industries such as automotive, consumer goods, and healthcare benefit from the strength and versatility of Black Nylon 12.
How accurate is MJF printing with Black Nylon 12?
MJF printing with Black Nylon 12 can achieve tolerances of ±0.3 mm, which is suitable for most functional applications.
What post-processing is required for Black Nylon 12-printed parts?
Post-processing may include bead blasting, dyeing, or polishing to improve the surface finish and appearance.
Can Black Nylon 12 be used in high-temperature environments?
Black Nylon 12 has a heat deflection temperature of 95°C, making it suitable for moderate-temperature applications but not for high-heat environments.
How strong are Black Nylon 12-printed parts?
Black Nylon 12-printed parts are strong and durable, with good impact resistance, making them suitable for functional applications.