FIGURE 4® HI TEMP 300-AMB

Industry-leading stiff plastic with extreme temperature resistance that is ideal for the hardest thermal situations.

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FIGURE 4® HI TEMP 300-AMB

Industry-leading stiff plastic with extreme temperature resistance that is ideal for the hardest thermal situations.

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OVERVIEW

Figure 4® HI TEMP 300-AMB Is An Ultra-High Temperature Plastic Designed For Use In High-Temperature Applications. With A Heat Deflection Temperature Of Over 300 °C At Both Low And High Stress (HDT At 0.455 And 1.82 Mpa), This Material Is Ideally Suited For Testing High Temperature Components In HVAC, Consumer Appliances, Motor Enclosures, Stators, And Moulds, Among Other Applications. It Is Not Necessary To Do A Secondary Thermal Post-Cure.

APPLICATIONS

  • Testing of high-temperature components and general-purpose components such as HVAC, consumer appliances, motor enclosures, and stators.
  • Extreme molding

BENEFITS

  • Material suitable for production
  • High resilience to heat, ideal for testing and usage in high-temperature situations
  • There is no need for an additional thermal post-cure
  • Excellent visualization for items that need examination of internal features and fluid flow performance

FEATURES

  • HDT at temperatures more than 300 °C under both moderate and severe stress (HDT at 0.455 and 1.82 MPa)
  • Inflexible and transparent
  • For use in moulds, this material has a high tensile modulus (4000 MPa)

MATERIAL PROPERTIES

Where relevant, the complete set of mechanical characteristics is provided in accordance with ASTM and ISO standards. All components are conditioned for a minimum of 40 hours at 23 °C and 50% relative humidity in accordance with ASTM recommendations. Physical and mechanical qualities, as well as thermal, UL flammability, and electrical properties, are all included in material properties (dielectric strength, dielectric constant, dissipation factor, and volume resistivity).

ISOTROPIC PROPERTIES

Figure 4 technology creates isotropic components, which means that items printed along either the XY or Z axis will have equivalent mechanical qualities. Because parts do not need to be orientated to provide the best mechanical characteristics, the degree of freedom for part orientation for mechanical qualities is increased.

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