Proto-pasta Conductive PLA is an FFF/FDM filament, so now you can print circuit

assembles with touch or light sensors or LEDs to your gamut of 3D printed

creations!

And, of course, even though it has the word "Pasta" in the name, it's

not for

eating.

Check out the Proto-pasta site here for more info and frequently asked

questions about this filament!

This filament performs best extruded between 195°C and 225°C.

Features:

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Solid, weighted feel with 1.5x the density of standard PLA

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Attracts magnets (neodymium type recommended for strongest attraction)

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Induction at magnetic saturation about 0.15 Tesla

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Relative (to air) permeability - between 5 and

8 independent of frequency up to 1 MHz

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Permeability - between 62E-7 and 100E-7

H/m independent of frequency up to 1 MHz

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More thermally conductive

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Prints like PLA with less nozzle wear 'n tear

TECHNICAL DETAILS

Resistivity:

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Volume resistivity of molded resin (not 3D Printed): 15 ohm-cm

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Volume resistivity of 3D printed parts along layers (x/y): 30 ohm-cm

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Volume resistivity of 3D printed parts against layers (z): 115 ohm-cm

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Resistance of a 10cm length of 2.85mm filament: 600ohm

Bed Temp (if available, is not required): 50°C

Hot End Temp: 215 – 230°C (Proto-pasta runs it on the hotter side to encourage

layer adhesion)