Polymaker PolyMax PC

PolyMax™ PC is an engineered PC filament combining excellent strength, toughness, heat resistance and printing quality. It is the ideal choice for a wide range of engineering applications.  What is the best surface adhesive for PolyMax™ PC? In our experience we had excellent experience with Magigoo PC. This special glue allows great adhesion when the build plate is hot and easy release when the build plate cools down. Printing, Drying and Annealing Settings? Printing Temperature: 250˚C - 270˚C Bed Temperature: 90˚C - 105˚C Printing Speed: 30mm/s - 50mm/s Fan: OFF Direct Drive: Retraction Distance: 1mm Retraction Speed: 20mm/s Indirect Drive: Retraction Distance: 3mm Retraction Speed: 40mm/s Drying Settings: 75˚C for 12h (Only if the material has absorbed moisture) Annealing Settings: 90˚ for 2h Does PolyMax™ PC need to be annealed? Annealing is the process of heating up the printed parts at a certain temperature for a certain period of time. You can anneal PolyMax™ PC at 90˚ for 2h. The purpose of annealing PolyMax™ PC is to release the internal stress which accumulates during the printing process. This internal stress can creates micro cracks over time and weaken the part. (NOTE: In the case of semi-crystalline polymers such as Nylon, annealing purpose is mainly to crystalize the material for better mechanical and thermal properties) Spool Dimensions?  1kg cardboard spool: Spool Inner Hole Diameter: 55±1mm Spool Diameter: 200±1mm Spool Width: 65.6±2mm Spool Weight: 140±7g