| ABS |
Anycubic |
| ASA |
Anycubic |
| PETG |
Anycubic |
| TPU Flexible |
Anycubic |
| Maaterial |
Machines |
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| ABS |
Anycubic | |
| ASA |
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| PETG but depends on how close to heat source | Anycubic | |
| Poly Carbonate for Higher Temps 115c car interiors can get up to 95c The polycarbonate filament can withstand temperatures ranging from -150°C to 140°C, thus expanding the number of possible applications. |
BIBO |
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| Nylon Because of its hygroscopic characteristic, it's essential to dry a nylon printer filament of any moisture. Nylon also needs a high print and bedplate temperature. The optimum heat for printing hovers about 245°C and 280°C, while the bed temperature must be in the 110°C to 120°C range. |
QIDI Advanced QIDI Dual  |
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ABS, Nylon, PC, PETG may all be good. But its going to depend how close it is to a heat source and the amount of heat.
PLA with heat treating.
Hight temp pla with proper annealing High temp petg ABS
Carbon fiber or glass fiber fillers.