BASF Ultrafuse PEI 9085

• High thermal resistance
• strength
• Flame retardancy

The Ultrafuse PEI 9085 filament is made from the ULTEM 9085 resin. This amorphous thermoplastic is a polyetherimide (PEI) blend that was specifically developed for its higher flow properties and offers excellent printing behavior, high thermal resistance, broad chemical resistance, strength and rigidity. Due to its unique properties, this material is a great addition for those who need sophisticated components in FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) 3D printing. Ultrafuse PEI 9085 was developed for complex applications and high-temperature environments such as in aerospace or automotive engineering. Due to its inherent flame retardancy and low smoke development, it is well suited for electronics and electrical devices.

Advantages of BASF Ultrafuse PEI 9085 Filament

• Short-term temperature resistance up to 186°C
• Excellent dimensional stability
• Inherent flame retardancy with low smoke development
• Good chemical resistance to automotive fluids
• Long-term hydrolytic stability against hydrocarbons, alcohols and aqueous solutions

Applications for BASF Ultrafuse PEI 9085 Filament

The printing material is often provided by companies from the Automotive, aerospace, and the Mechanical engineering Ultrafuse PEI 9085 is particularly suitable for printing Air ducts, electronic housing parts and functional components.

A notice: This 3D printing filament is a high-temperature material. For processing, a corresponding printer with a heated build space and above-average print nozzle temperature and print bed temperature is required, such as those from Intamsys or Minifactory. PPSU and PEI 9085 from the German chemical company BASF can each be used as support material.