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Nylon AF80 Aramid

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This Polyamide 12 filament, reinforced with 8% aramid fibers, offers excellent chemical resistance, tribological properties, and high stability across a wide temperature range. Perfect for durable parts like bearings, cogwheels, and unwinding wheels, it withstands even harsh chemicals, including car fluids.

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✅ Exceptional mechanical properties retained from -40 °C to +140 °C
✅ High wear resistance and low thermal expansion for demanding applications
✅ Excellent chemical resistance to a wide range of substances
✅ Safe for use in electrical equipment, BPA-free, and low emissions

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Our spools work with all printers and AMS. Specific settings or profiles are available for most models.
PRINTING SETTING & OVERVIEW
BASIC NON-HIGH-SPEED PRINTERS SETUP
Printing temperature Printing Temperature: 235 – 260 °C
Heated bed temperature Bed Temperature: 80 – 110 °C
Printing Speed Printing Speed: 30 – 50 mm/s
Cooling Fan Cooling Fan: 0 %
Cooling Fan More information in our printing guide 👇
PRODUCT INFORMATION
  • Diameter: 1.75 mm
  • Diameter tolerance: +/- 0.10 mm 
  • Weight: 600 g of filament (+ 230 g spool)
  • The length of the filament:
    243m (1.75 mm, 500 g)
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PRODUCT COMPARISON
Nylon AF80 Aramid Nylon CF15 Carbon Nylon FX256
Tensile strength: 50.4 MPa 54.5 MPa 45 MPa
Elongation on break: 5.8 % 103% 50%
Impact resistance: 53.2 kJ/m² (unnotched) * 86.2 kJ/m² (unnotched) * 7 kJ/m² ***
Ease of printing: *** ** *
Wear resistance: *** *** **
Creep resistance: *** *** *
Heat resistance: from -40 °C up to 140 °C from -40 °C up to 140 °C from -40 °C up to 140 °C
Heat resistance at high load: **** *** *
KEY FEATURES

Good interlayer adhesion

Mechanical properties retained in range -40 °C up to +140 °C

Tribological properties

Smooth surface

Good hardness

Wear resistance

Creep resistance (resistance against deformation under long-term load)

Stiffness & strength

Heat resistance even under high loads

Low thermal expansion

Chemical resistance against a wide range of substances

Low density

Safe to use in electrical and electronic equipment

Low fumes released, BPA-free, styrene-free

Customer Reviews

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Justin
Excellent filament, very durable and surprisingly easy to print with

This filament was shockingly easy to print with (K1C), and is even stronger than I had expected. I use it for parts that need exceptional durability such as the wheel hub of a heavy remote control car (pictures). I tried using PETG and regular Nylon, but both filaments failed. The Aramid AF80 works perfectly though.

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Derek Nheiley
Great Engineering Filament

Other than drying, AF80 is surprisingly easy to print with a 0.8mm nozzle, on a Bambulabs X1C, engineering plate, with Magigoo PA.

Like FX256, AF80 parts are tough, even below freezing, or wet. AF80 doesn't seem as stiff as PC, or even some CF & GF filaments but it's stiffer than FX256. The upside to not being quite as stiff is that AF80 is less brittle than some PA-CF filaments I've tried. This also warps noticeably less than NylonFX256 and shouldn't creep over time (haven't confirmed this).

My only complaint is that there's no grey/black option. AF80 might look really interesting mixed with the natural aramid color. The existing yellow/beige looks like an old ABS computer case from the 1990s - but this is a very minor complaint for an engineering filament.